Season 1 · Episode 12
4 Places You Might Find a Great Podcast Editor
November 21, 202213m 3sFull
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Show Notes
Find a great podcast editor (for you) doesn't start with where you're looking. It starts with knowing what you want and need. That's why we started with that. But where you look is INCREDIBLY important.
If you've been following the process we've talked about in the previous episodes, you already know what you want and need, what you can pay and what you'd prefer your budget to be, and even whether you want to work with an individual, a team, or an agency. Knowing that puts you WAY ahead of the game when you start looking. But where should you look?
Listen to discover 4 general places - or categories of places - you can look.
Links & Resources
Listen to Hiring a Podcast Editor
Hiring a Podcast Editor website
Mentioned in this episode:
15 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Podcast Editor
If you want to get the clarity you need to avoid a hiring mistake with your podcast, you will want to grab this free guide. No email required. We just want you to make the best decisionfor yourself and your show.
15 Questions Download
Sponsored by Top Tier Audio
Check out Top Tier Audio! We offer professional podcast production for coaches, trainers, and consultants.
Top Tier Audio
Try Boomcaster for your podcast recording and streaming.
If you're going to record your podcast while streaming live with cohosts or guests, you need a way to capture great recordings. Boomcaster offers an excellent livestreaming experience, and also captures high-quality audio and video recordings. You can pre-schedule your livestreams to Facebook, YouTube, or LinkedIn. Or all of them if you would like. Use the promo code 'TOPTIER' or the link in the show notes to get 20% off your purchase. And if you do that, you'll also be helping the show (and I'd appreciate that). Boomcaster is what I recommend to capture a great recording while streaming.
Boomcaster
If you've been following the process we've talked about in the previous episodes, you already know what you want and need, what you can pay and what you'd prefer your budget to be, and even whether you want to work with an individual, a team, or an agency. Knowing that puts you WAY ahead of the game when you start looking. But where should you look?
Listen to discover 4 general places - or categories of places - you can look.
https://podcast.hireapodcasteditor.com/episodepage/12
Links & Resources
- Top Tier Audio - This is my editing business. If you like what you're hearing and want to see what it would be like to work together, visit the site and set up some time to talk.
- Roth Media Podcasting - Podcasting Services for Coaches - My friends Daniel and Michelle run Roth Media, where they provide production services for coaches.
- YaYa Podcasting - My friend Carrie provides high-level dialog editing and production for narrative and story-based podcasts.
- Bourbon Barrel Podcasting - Podcast Editing, Coaching, Support and More! - Jennifer provides podcast editing, with a focus on podcasters who live in Kentucky.
- Editor Corps – Let Your Podcast Take Flight - My friend Mike Wilkerson has a podcast production business that functions more like an agency.
- How to Find a Podcast Editor - SteveStewart.me - Steve leads a community of over 8,000 podcast editors. If you want to skip the DMs and get an application out there that will help you find the person you're looking for, Steve can help you.
- Podcast Editor Academy - This is the community that Steve leads. If you're an editor and want to benefit from this community, check it out. (Note: qualifying purchases benefit me)
- Upwork | The World’s Work Marketplace - Upwork is a freelance marketplace where you might be able to find an editor.
- Fiverr - Freelance Services Marketplace - If you're looking for an editor to just work on one episode, this might be the place for you.
Listen to Hiring a Podcast Editor
Hiring a Podcast Editor website
Mentioned in this episode:
15 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Podcast Editor
If you want to get the clarity you need to avoid a hiring mistake with your podcast, you will want to grab this free guide. No email required. We just want you to make the best decisionfor yourself and your show.
15 Questions Download
Sponsored by Top Tier Audio
Check out Top Tier Audio! We offer professional podcast production for coaches, trainers, and consultants.
Top Tier Audio
Try Boomcaster for your podcast recording and streaming.
If you're going to record your podcast while streaming live with cohosts or guests, you need a way to capture great recordings. Boomcaster offers an excellent livestreaming experience, and also captures high-quality audio and video recordings. You can pre-schedule your livestreams to Facebook, YouTube, or LinkedIn. Or all of them if you would like. Use the promo code 'TOPTIER' or the link in the show notes to get 20% off your purchase. And if you do that, you'll also be helping the show (and I'd appreciate that). Boomcaster is what I recommend to capture a great recording while streaming.
Boomcaster