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Description: The Embodiment Coaching PodcastA twice-weekly conversational offering for coaches, embodiment teachers and anyone who sees the body as more than a hunk of meat.Embodiment Unlimited hosts Mark Walsh, Karin Van Maan and Christina Dohr interview leaders and innovators from embodied disciplines. Mindfulness, trauma therapy, martial arts, meditation, somatics, yoga, and movement practices generally, are all discussed, with educators, academics and experts from around the world. The flavour is usually light-hearted and practical.Website:www.embodimentunlimited.comTakeaways: The podcast review emphasizes the importance of knowing your podcast's purpose and audience. They mentioned networking but later said they would judge their success by gaining more business. Audio quality is crucial; a muddy introduction can deter potential listeners significantly. All the pre-recorded spots needed improvement. Networking through podcasting can be as valuable as achieving high download numbers. Hosts should strive for engaging dialogue rather than a formal question-answer format. Clear calls to action are essential for directing listeners to your offerings effectively. Using storytelling effectively can enhance listener engagement during interviews and discussions. We both thought things "picked up about 13 minutes when you got to a topic that inspired a little more passion in the guest, and the conversation became a little more conversational and casual.The courage to talk about some topics that people may shy away from was a positive step. People love opinions, and living of fear of upsetting people is no way to live. There is a name for those people, "Not your target audience."The website would look better with the newer version of the Libsyn player. The follow buttons could be a bit more uniform and update date. The website has a lot of options and was organized in a way that kept some white space. There are a fair number of options for navigation, and you might consider moving some of those to a sub-menu to avoid paralysis by analysis. Links referenced in this episode:podcastreviewshow.compodcasttalentcoach.comschoolofpodcasting.comembodimentunlimited.compodcastconnect.apple.compodcasters.spotify.comCompanies mentioned in this episode: AuphonicWe Make Podcasts BetterGet your show reviewed and get honest, constructive feedback from two podcasting veterans.Podcast Review ShowMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

The description of the Steve and Jeff show in Apple is, "Comedy, Improvisation, and strange, but cool interviews, are all bundled into one weekly podcast. Steve and Jeff have been friends for more than 50 years, funny since 2022. Enjoy the "Malk Show" (mock talk show) and visit www.steveandjeff.com to find out more.www.steveandjeff.com"What we Liked About the ShowThe type of humour came quickly and let you identify is "this was for you" or not. You kept that style of humor throughout the episode.The format of conducting mock interviews with quirky, everyday characters played by local improvisers provided a fresh and engaging approach to podcasting, which Dave and Erik found both innovative and entertaining.The long-standing friendship between Jeff and Steve translated well into their on-air chemistry, making the interactions more natural and enjoyable for listeners.The premade mock commercials were some of the funniest parts of the show.What WE Thought Could Be ImprovedErik mentioned that the opening of the show lacks context and structure, which can lead to confusion for new listeners who might not immediately grasp what to expect from the show.Dave Jackson pointed out that improvements could be made to the podcast's website, especially in providing more descriptive text on the "About Us" page to enhance search engine optimization and accessibility.Dave pointed out that having the episodes on the website could boost SEO. It allows people to sample the show before following it, and it makes it easier to share an episode.It was recommended that a tagline or a concise description be used at the beginning of each episode to help clarify the show's content and provide immediate context to new listeners.Some sketches seemed to drag and could benefit from concise delivery and sharper punchlines to keep the audience engaged and entertained.Minimizing overly local references (or ensuring they are explained) could help them be more relatable to an international or non-local audience so as not to alienate listeners who might not understand specific regional humor.incorporate more structured calls to action, both at the beginning and the end of the podcast, possibly in a humorous manner that fits the show’s theme and effectively encourages listener engagement and conversion.Links to Steve and JeffThe Steve & Jeff Show on Buzzsprout - This is Steve and Jeff's buzzsprout pageThe Steve and Jeff Show Webiste - This is the main page for the Steve and Jeff ShowBe ReviewedCome polish your show and be reviewed by going to Podcast Review Show Connect with the HostsFind Erik at Podcast Talent Coach Find all things Dave at Power of Podcasting Network Learn to Podcast at School of Podcasting This show is hosted on This podcast is hosted by Captivate, try it yourself for free. Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today erik and I go over the Ask Ralph: Mastering Your Finances with a Christian Perspective show.Description:Are you a Christian longing to honor God in every aspect of your life, including your finances? The Ask Ralph Podcast is your guide to finding financial freedom, making wise money decisions, and aligning your resources with your faith. Your host, Ralph Estep, Jr., brings a unique combination of expertise and genuine experience to the table. He's an accountant, a business coach, a podcast host, an author, a farmer – but above all, a husband, father, and a man seeking to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.Ralph has been through the highs and lows of managing money - he's made mistakes, learned powerful lessons, and wants to share that journey with you. Expect a refreshing blend of practical advice and Biblical principles. We'll cover everything from creating a rock-solid budget and ditching debt to building ethical businesses and exploring the transformative power of generous giving. Whether you're a business owner yearning to integrate your faith into your work, or simply a person desiring wise stewardship of what you've been given, this podcast is for you. Get ready to ditch financial stress, gain clarity and confidence, and use your resources to fulfill God's calling in your life.Websitewww.askralphpodcast.comEpisode FeedbackGreat audio and a great job of talking to one personGreat voice overOnly one call to action (YAY!)Could boost momentum by having the music fade in before he finishesThe intro is a bit redundantBe sure to avoid trying to be everything to everyoneThe episode was wide open for stories, and there weren't anyGive a more specific call to action to get more specific answersWebsite FeedbackAdd some episodic artwork to break the same picture over and overUpdate your About Page to show the show's benefits and who Ralph is.A resources page with one resource could be skipped.See if you can adjust the episodes so they aren't quite so tall and skinny, which requires more scrolling to see the site.Branding FeedbackAs you get traction on your Sunday episodes based on faith, lean harder into that respect to make you stand out.Add a tagline to your show to work some of the keywords into the title of your show.Potentially adjust the open voice-over to include your experience.Mentioned In This EpisodePodpage - Build A Podcast Website in 10 Minutes with No Coding.Storybrand Book by Don MillerSchool of Podcasting - Dave's SitePodcast Talent Coach - Erik's SitePower of Podcasting NetworkGet Reviewed! Go to podcastreviewshow.com/reviewmeFollow the Show at www.podcastreviewshow.com/followMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.<a...

On this special episode of the Podcast Review Show, my co-host Erik K Johnson and I take a step back from our regular podcast reviews to delve into an intriguing topic—why so many podcasts fail to make it past the 7-episode mark. We discuss the very real phenomenon of podcast burnout and explore the reasons behind it. From the misconceptions around the amount of work involved in podcasting to the challenges of growing an audience and generating revenue, Erik and I share our own experiences and insights.By sharing practical tips and shedding light on common pitfalls, we hope to provide valuable perspectives for podcasters who may be grappling with similar challenges. So if you’re a podcaster looking for advice on understanding the dynamics of podcasting, avoiding burnout, and growing your show, this episode is for you. Tune in as we uncover the reasons why many podcasts fade away and how to overcome these hurdles to keep your show thriving.Get a Review of Your ShowYou select an episode to listen to, and Dave and Erik listen to it and go over it with a fine tooth comb along with your website, branding, audio quality, flow, and much more.Podcast Review Show Meet Your HostsDave Jackson from the School of PodcastingErik K. Johnson the Podcast Talent CoachChapters00:00 Why Podcasts Fade Away and How Coaching Can Help00:44 No Line No Waiting01:16 What We Do Here01:53 Why Most Podcasts Fade Away02:06 7 Episode Hurdle04:46 1. Harder Than You Thought05:30 Our Episode Process09:14 2. It Grows Too Slow10:37 18 Million Downloads14:14 It Doesn't Generate Income Quickly16:53 How Many Downloads Do I Need?18:19 Meausring Success19:10 What Is Your Purpose20:14 An Outside Viewpoint Will Spot Things You MissMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Dr. Brad Miller is writing a book and wanted to start building and audience so he launched the show Beyond Adversity with Dr. Brad Miller. His current description in Apple Podcasts is:Beyond Adversity with Dr. Brad Miller is all about the belief that every person has a God-given promised life of peace, prosperity, and purpose. And that you must implement a planned pathway with the proper people to quickly overcome adversity and depression to achieve that promised life. Dr. Brad Miller teaches practical strategies to defeat depression and live a life of joy as well as interviews successful people who have overcome great adversity to arrive at a place of peace, prosperity and purpose.His website is https://www.drbradmiller.com/What We Liked About ItThe intro had a nice vibe with the music. You introduced the guest before the intro clip so people had the context of who he was.You had a nice transition into the interview. The website has a nice clean look. The audio sounded good.You did a good job of promoting future episodes.What We Thought Needed TweakedYou introduced the guest multiple times. Once is all we need.Your guest somewhat ran away with the interview. Instead of making it a three-part interview, identify the key turning point, and get to that content as quickly as possible. Leave the rest on the editing room floor.While the guest fit one of your "D's" (Depression), the stakes weren't very high in a way that made me wonder, "What is going to happen next."Have a lead magnet for your newsletter. Give them a reason to sign up.The audio had some "interesting timing," which you later explained was caused by a cold. Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 TipsGet Your Podcast ReviewedLooking to take your podcast to the next level? Want to get honest feedback and valuable insights from experienced professionals in the industry? Look no further than the Podcast Review Show! Dave and Erik have years of experience in the podcasting and radio world, and we know what it takes to make your show stand out from the crowd. When you order a review from Podcast Review Show, you'll get in-depth feedback on everything from your content and delivery to your production quality and marketing strategy. But we don't just offer criticism - we also provide actionable tips and advice on how to improve your show and reach more listeners. Whether you're a seasoned podcaster or just starting out, our reviews will give you the tools you need to take your show to the next level. So why wait? Order your review today and start growing your podcast audience like never before. With Podcast Review Show, you'll be on the path to podcasting success in no time!Podcast Review Show

DescriptionPodcast Review Show – Get Your Podcast Reviewed Weekly podcast dedicated to supporting heavy metal music in every way possible. Hosted and produced by Jon “The Vernomatic ‘’ Verno, Metal Mayhem Roc presents a blend of feature interviews with heavy metal legends and stars of tomorrow. With in house created content like ”Streaming for Vengeance”, ” Mount Rushmore of Metal” ‘Metal Confessions” and the “Business of Metal “you, the listener, is left both educated and entertained.With an emphasis on presentation and professional industry audio imagery, Metal Mayhem ROC is your go-to source for everything metal.Website: https://www.metalmayhemroc.com/This is a Special EpisodeToday Jon "THE VERNOMATIC" Vernon paid to have us listen to TWO episodes of his show. Hence there is a bit more feedback, but also, at the end of every show the guest is allowed to ask as many questions as they want (which really adds value in addition to having two consultants at the same time) and Jon had some really good questions (and we kept them in). Also, the power went out as we were recording you won't hear Erik or Jon at the end. What We Liked About This EpisodesJon has just the right amount of energy on the microphone.Dave loved the trivia that had him learning new things.You all have passion for the subject.You did a great job of introducing the panel and getting to the topicThe intro leaves no doubt that this is a Metal showThe tease at the end of the show really left us wanting more.Erik found the story of the upstart record label fascinating.The artwork on the website is amazing.What We Thought Could Use Some PolishingOn the interview show, your tease gave away the whole storyThere was some tapping on the table(?) and of course, Dave caught the popping P's and ums.Dave found some of the details about the bands that he didn't know and didn't get to hear dull.The recap episode, it was very much like a Wikipedia entry. There are facts but no personalityMake your "blog" into the "listen" part of your website and embed the player from your media host. When you force feed people into an app (Spotify) that can rub people the wrong way. Embed a spotify player in the blog posts (making them "episodes) and then have links to subscribe to Apple, Spotify, Google, and Amazon in each episode (and maybe a page on your website to make it simple)There are times when you sound like you're doing radio (group speak, "Hey everybody") when people don't listen in groups. They listen in the car or in earbuds, etc. "Thanks for listening, I'm so glad you're here (singular). Inject your personalities into the show. Look at that Metal Show on VH1 Classic where they would have to compile a list. This pulls the audience in as they try to decide if they agree with you or not. You can do this without turning into endless arguments. Jon mentioned you had a timer. Jon Wants You To Listen to 1986You can check it out here and check out the site at www.metalmayhemroc.com/The Goal Of This ShowThis show aims to help you make the best episodes and grow your downloads.Check out Dave and ErikFind Dave at schoolofpodcasting.comFind Erik at podcasttalentcoach.comSubscribe and Follow the Show <a...

Live Well and FlourishIf you’re ready to think beyond material and external success, if you’re ready to take control of who you are and the kind of life you live, if you’re ready to flourish, this podcast is for you. The topics I cover help you understand what it means to live a flourishing life, a life of meaning, satisfaction, and enduring happiness.Check it out at www.livewellandflourish.comWhat We Liked About the ShowThe intro is great that lets you know where you're going along with the warm of a campfire in the cabinCraig does a little housekeeping, but its shortSome great stories about losing weightAny "fancy" words were explainedInstead of reading someone's bio, you explained why they were important and stuck to the facts that were relevant to the audience.The website uses Podpage (learn podpage at www.learnpodpage.com ) and has a great layoutCraig had the best ending EVER on this show. One, a completely clear call to action.Great length. You said what you needed to say, and left.The "three things" is a great way to summarize the episode.Audio sounded great, and the musical branding was nice.What We Thought Might Need Some TweakingCraig scripts this show and for 90% of it, his reading is fine, but at times we need a little more smile, and some pauses. Some of the color choices on the website make it slightly hard to read in some places.Craig's old branding is on his mastodon community.Add a few more stories when you make a point (if possible)Maybe add a "so that you can" to the introPotentially add a specific question, "Have you ever done a little thing that ended up with big results? I'd love to read or play it on the show. More InformationFind Craig at www.livewellandflourish.comFind Dave at www.schoolofpodcasting.comFind Erik At www.podcasttalentcoach.comGet Reviewed at www.podcastreviewshow.com/reviewmeMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we are looking at the Skeptic Metaphysicians. Their description is, "Like Mulder from the X-Files, we want to believe. So we've embarked on a journey of discovery. We've talked to people deeply entrenched in the spiritual, metaphysical, mental health and self-help worlds. We've thrown ourselves into weird and wonderful experiences, and we're sharing them with you in an effort to find the trick to self-growth. Whether your interests lie in the metaphysical or the spiritual or even grounded in the three-dimensional world, this show will help you explore the endless possibilities of self-growth....tinged with a hint of the supernatural. New episodes every Wednesday!Check out their website at www.skepticmetaphysician.comWhat We Liked About the ShowSome really good questions were askedYou did a GREAT job of being skeptical without being cynical (a very safe space)You didn't interrupt the guest when they were in the thick of a storyWe loved your description of the showYou did a great job of stepping into the shoes of your guest.You take the show seriously but still kept it light.The website looks great using PodpageYour "final" answer showed vulnerability and was amazing.Great job explaining the roles (scientist) of the people involved.The podcast sounds great.What We Thought Needed TweakedWe loved your description, but it took a little long to get to that descriptionWho is Karen? (neither the episode or the website answered this question).You (in some cases) ask a question and add a description/backstory. Flip the content around and set up the question and ask the question last (so the guest hears the question last).Don't forget to use people's names when you have multiple hosts.Get comfortable with awkward pausesUse one call to action (and rotate if needed). FYI, ratings and reviews do not help you be found in Apple (social proof only)Do not refer to the listener as "listeners."Get ReviewedGo to www.podcastreviewshow.com/reviewmeMentioned On This EpisodeSchool of PodcastingPodcast Talent Coachtrypodpage.comlearnpodpage.comMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we are joined by Perry Carpenter from the 8th Layer Insights podcast.Description: Get ready for a deep dive into what cybersecurity professionals often refer to as the "8th Layer" of security: HUMANS. Welcome to 8th Layer Insights (8Li). This podcast is a multidisciplinary exploration into how the complexities of human nature affect security and risk. Author, security researcher, and behavior science enthusiast Perry Carpenter taps experts for their insights and illumination. Topics include cybersecurity, psychology, behavior science, communication, leadership, and moreWebsite: https://8thlayerinsights.com/Things You're Doing CorrectThe audio production is amazing.The sidekick of "Carl" was creativeAsked some really good questions and stayed out of the guest's way.As the episode isn't super long, the summaries at the end of a point signaled you were moving on to a new point.Loved the insights and vulnerabilityThe website is clean and very usefulVery well put togetherThings That Might Need Some BufferingThe show needs an intro to explain "Here is what we do here." You explain it later in the show. I would move it to the beginning of the show. The description really suggests a name change. Start with the end in mind, and look at who hires you to speak? If you're trying to spotlight soft skills, then tie them back to cyber security.The name is somewhat inside baseball. Maybe add a tagline to make it easier to get foundI would’ve added a link to the sponsor and the steve king book in your show notes. I totally missed it in the sidebar.You have a lot of voices and from time to time we're not sure who said what.They all sounded different but we forget who is who.Get ReviewedHave your Show Reviewed by going to podcastreviewshow.com/reviewmeFind Dave at schoolofpodcasting.com and Erik at podcasttalentcoach.comMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we are looking at the Dream Believe with George DeMartino Podcast. The description of the show is:98% of people live their lives and don't achieve their dreams or goals. They’re not really living - just following a routine. I’m George DeMartino and I hope to inspire you to take the path less beaten through my stories and the stories of others that are just as unorthodox. So step into the arena. Subscribe and listen now to the Dream Believe podcast We hope we can inspire you to take your first stepGeorge's website is https://dreambelievepodcast.com/What We Liked About the PodcastGeorge has tremendous energy and tons of experiences and stories. He has an enthusiasm to help cheer you on to greater things.Very conversational filled with great stories.George has that New York flavor, and his personality shines through.You have an obvious passion for your subject.He had some great questions and you built a nice story arch.You had a great question at the end that brought everything full circleThe website loaded fastWhat He Might Want to PolishHis intro was missing a bit of setup to let us know where we are going.His first questions need a little pacing (one question at a timeBe aware of the curse of knowledge. You may know things about the guest that the audience doesn't. You need to make sure to bring the audience up to speed. What is Hydroflax?Your editor could remove some of the stammers, which results in you and your guest sounding more confident in what you're saying. There is also a slight buzz in your audio at times.Work on your call to action at the end of the show. If you want to monetize, you should start working on an email list with tools like Mailerlite, or ConvertkitThe website had lots of different topics from different parts of your life. It was confusing.Give each episode its own blog post with show notes and a player to attract Google. Clean navigation at the top of the page would help your website.Maybe use the blurb on your website as the intro to the show. At the end of the interview put your stamp on it and summarize and inject yourself into the show.Check out George's show at https://dreambelievepodcast.com/Get Your Show ReviewedGet some constructive feedback from TWO podcast consultants as we help you identify your goals, and then evaluate your show, your website and make sure you are headed in the right direction to achieve those goals.Go to podcastreviewshow.com/reviewmeMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Everything Everywhere Daily is going under Erik and Dave's microscope. The description of the show is:Everything Everywhere Daily tells the stories of interesting people, places, and things from around the world and throughout history. Topics covered include, but are not limited to, history, science, geography, and culture. The website is https://everything-everywhere.com/everything-everywhere-daily-podcast What We Liked About the Podcast Good use of Audible. Nice job of going the extra mile to make the sponsor fit the show. You have a good tease to open the show. Great presentation. Very natural sounding. Nice shout out to the listener at the end (where this type of content belongs). Nice story arc Your photography is amazing on your website. Easy to find subscribe buttons on your website. What You Might Try In the Future You don't mention your website. For Dave, there were too many details (who is this for?). There is music for the sake of nothing. Add a voice over to that to help explain the show. Change the link on your gear page so it opens in a new window. In Libsyn add your JioSaavn destination. There isn't much about you or your unique past (at least in this episode). There is no close to the show. It just ends. At least ask them to share the show with a friend. Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today Dave and Erik review The Colon Health Podcast. Their description in Apple is, "Interviews with the world's leading professionals and experts in gastroenterology, research, nutritional science, medical technology, and more. If it impacts your colon health, we cover it here on the Colon Health Podcast. Hosted by Dr. Dac Teoli." Their website is https://www.colonoscopy.com/podcast/ What We Liked About The Show The intro is solid and gives you what you need. The phrase, "We have three big problems" really caught my attention (it's a great setup). I learned some stuff I could use at a dinner party. The host has great pipes. I love the “to be fair” and showing of both sides of the data. Really positioned the other Dr. Dale as the Expert. The website made it easy to find the podcast. Some Things You Might Try Moving Forward Add more about the benefit to the listener. You give lots of stats/data early in the episode. Numbers are hard to follow in audio. You can put the stats in the show description and direct people to the website. Erik thought you could sound friendlier, and Dave thought spelling the website and name was a little odd. You introduce the guest, and then we don't hear from him for a LONG TIME. Then you just dump the show into his lap, and he talks for a LONG TIME. It had the feel like you were doing a presentation instead of a conversation. At the end of the show, give the listener a benefit to take action. If possible (realizing Doctors may not be that tech savvy) get them off the phone. It was good that you sounded good and were on a microphone You have some "group Speak." Phrases such as, "Our listeners out there”, etc. “To you, our listener.” Who else would it be? A fair amount of calls to action at the end, and be sure to explain the benefits of those calls to action Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Erik K. Johnson from Podcast Talent Coach take a look at the Pharmacist's Voice hosted by Kim Newlove. Here is the description of the podcast: The Pharmacist’s Voice The Pharmacist's Voice Podcast is a weekly, journey-style podcast about Ohio pharmacist Kim Newlove's career change from pharmacist to voice actor. She alternates solo shows and interview shows. The solo shows are about her career change, and the interview shows feature a variety of people who use their voices to advocate, educate, or entertain. What We Liked About the Show Kim does a good job explaining why the guest is on a show and has a clear idea of who should (and shouldn't be on her show). Kim does a good job of bringing the guest back on topic. Her audio sounds great. Her website is a PHENOMENAL example of someone who has a business AND a podcast and doesn't bury the podcast while keeping the business front and center. Some Things That Could Use Some Tweaking Kim is a voice actor, so her diction is perfect. Towards the end of the show, we conclude that when she slows down the speed of her talking it makes it appear that her diction and delivery is a bit stiff. Her demo is amazing and filled with energy. We want more of that. While Kim's website does a great job of promoting her business, she barely mentions her services in the podcast. She does ask people to visit her website but could boost this effort by explaining why. We provide a few examples of how to tie her business into her podcast. Conclusion As a journey podcast, Kim's podcast has already resulted in her getting some voice work. With 100 episodes under her belt, she is doing a lot of things correctly. He website is a great website where everything appears planned, and her brand just oozes professionalism. We wish her all the best. Check out her show at https://www.thepharmacistsvoice.com/ Mentioned In This Episode Get Your Show Reviewed at https://www.podcasterviewshow.com/reviewme Find Dave at https://www.schoolofpodcasting.com Find Erik at https://www.podcasttalentcoach.com Buy us a Coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/davejacksonMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Book Marketing Mentors: Jam-packed with smart, easy and simple ideas, this weekly podcast features experts who share proven techniques to add power and zest to supercharge your book marketing plan. Hosted by Susan Friedmann, CSP, international bestselling author, and founder of Aviva Publishing, this new and exciting podcast aims to rev up your marketing efforts with fewer struggles, and more success. Start listening today and discover how to get noticed in a crowded marketplace. Want Your Show Reviewed? Go to www.podcastreviewshow.com/reviewme What We Liked About the Show Dave enjoyed the Emotion Wheel and felt it was something he would look deeper into that topic when the show was over. Your voice over guy did a nice single call to action. Solid interview style. Very comfortable. The questions set him up to give a ton of useful info. I like the big “subscribe” button on the home page. The intro tells us exactly who the show is for and what it is about. I like the category section - easy to binge listen What We Thought Could Be Improved I would prefer you tell me why YOU are excited to have this person on instead of reading his bio. The show doesn't mention authors, and it would help to tie any strategies back to authors. Dave felt you repeating what the guest just said was not helpful. Remove Google Play from you website and add Google Podcasts and Spotify. (maybe make a subscribe page with directions) While there is an "About" for the podcast, We need a paragraph to answer, “Why should I listen to Susan?” The call to action would come across better if it came from you. The WordPress theme you are on is from a company that went out of business. Check out Second Line Themes. The answers were very technical. Get the guest to tell some stories. Engage. Examples. Lots of “schedule appointment” buttons. You ask “Need help with book marketing?” Is that the real pain? or is it “get noticed” “sell more books” “become a best seller”? “Contact” is just “schedule an appointment” again. Maybe e-mail or phone. Check Out Book Marketing Mentors Website: https://www.bookmarketingmentors.com/ Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we look at Paypod the payments and fintech podcast. Here is their description from Apple podcasts: Welcome to PayPod, a show that explores the fast-changing world of payments and fintech. The show features interviews with leaders and entrepreneurs in the payments and fintech industries. Each episode, you’ll hear an interview directly with a leader of the payments industry. We talk with fintech entrepreneurs, security experts, mobile developers, eCommerce pros, and more... From credit card processing to bitcoin... from retail point of sale systems to cutting edge digital payments software… merchant accounts. mobile checkout, lending marketplaces, and beyond… we cover it all! What We Liked About the Show Once the interview started Scott seemed very relaxed and enjoyed having a conversation with his guest. While there was some "Bitcoin Rah Rah" it wasn't 100% a pep rally for bitcoin. Great short introduction that gets right to the point It was a good discussion about cryptocurrency itself worldwide. You do a good job balancing the discussion of the app with the discussion of the industry overall. The courage to cover contrarian views was great, and you did a great job of setting up the guest and then getting out of his way as his passion came through. I liked that you attempted to skip the guest's backstory (even though he admittedly went on some tangents). The website was clean and does a great job of having a podcast page without distracting from the business. Things That Might Need Improved You really need to determine who this show is for and talk specifically to that audience. There may be more than one type of listener, but you really need to embrace one. Erik thought a bit more on the benefit of the show for the listener. How am I going to benefit? Leave yourself a little room at the beginning of that before the discussion starts to demonstrate your authority in this space and what you do and how you help people. Not sure what you could do about this, but an Australian only app cuts out a chunk of the world. A walk through of the process of the app, what it does, and why I would use it. A fair amount of jargon. Depending on who the audience is, you might need to explain some of the terms. The guest had mentioned he had authored a book, and you mentioned you would put a link in the show notes (but didn't). You did a great job of having a single call to action, but that one call to action wasn't in alignment with your goals. You had stated you wanted more feedback on the topics that interest the audience. If this is the true goal, you need to specify this as your call to action. Add some more obvious subscribe buttons (instead of links) in the episodes (it is all about the subscribers). FIND THE PAYPOD​ THE PAYMENTS AND FINTECH PODCAST Check out the Paypod podcast at https://www.soarpay.com/podcast/ Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

We reviewed Jayson's podcast The Ankylosing Spondylitis Podcast a year ago and so it was great to catch up with him and see how he and his podcast are doing. You can subsctibe to Jayson's show at https://www.spondypodcast.com/ TIME TABLE 01:33 A Little bit about "the show" 02:29 Jayson Starts His Show 03:24 Getting Feedback 04:28 The Power of the Niche 05:01 New Podcaster Expectations 07:08 Jayson Creates Better Notes 08:08 Jayson Gets Some Press 09:09 Did we give any bad advice? 10:36 Jayson's Newsletter 11:58 Dave Learns He Needs to Promote 12:22 Features and Benefits 13:54 Advertising in a Niche 17:47 Pricing Advertising 19:24 Jasyson is Tracking Growth 22:31 Two Types of Sponsors 26:00 What's Next 27:44 Panel Discussions Tip 29:44 Episode length 32:00 The Connection Power of Podasting 37:19 Big Agencies Get Your Show Reviewed We help make podcasts better! Get your show reviewed by going to podcastreviewshow.com/reviewme Find Dave at www.schoolofpodcasting.com Find Erik at www.podcasttalentcoach.com This show is part of the Power of Podcasting Network. Changing the world one download at a time. Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today Dave and Erik touch base with Adam from Tactical Breakdown to see how his podcast is doing since the last time we reviewed his show. Adam niched down to his audience, and really focused on his target audience and realized not everyone is his audience. Adam has delegated the production work to a company that allows him to focus more on the courses and live events. He started and launched an online training program, and now does his podcast full time. Adam had questions about creating an Amazon Flash Briefing (and we explain there is a difference between an Amazon Skill, and an Amazon Flash Briefing). Adam also has people in his audience and industry to have Adam consult on running their event, and help with their podcast. Adam updated his intro based on our suggestions and fixed the audio issues he had in the past. Check out Adam at https://www.thebreakdown.ca/ and check out his monthly roundtable for instructors and SMEs Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google. at https://www.thebreakdown.ca/ Let Us Help You Improve Your Podcast Come on the Podcast Review Show so we can help you do more of the things that are working, and identify those things that might need to be tweaked. Sign up You can find Erik at PodcastTalentCoach.com You can find Dave at SchoolofPodcasting.com This show is part of the Power of Podcasting Network. The post Where are They Now? Adam Kinakin From Tactical Breakdown appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description Get actionable training and tactics from the best Law Enforcement, Military, and Emergency Response instructors in the world. Join us on our quest to make you, your agency, and your community safer. Our goal is to bring you a platform that gives an in-depth look at the most current training, tactics, and technology used by today's top Law Enforcement, Military, and Security experts. Our Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) bring you their real-world knowledge and experiences and breakdown the incidents, operations, and personal stories that influenced them. We are proud to have partnered with organizations from across Canada to raise awareness of Mental Health and Crisis Response for our First Responders, LEOs, Active &amp; Veteran Military Members, and Security Personnel across the world. We will be bringing on experts to share information and resources that you can use yourself, another person, or your organization. What We Liked Great energy. Great guest Glad that reminded me who the guest is and why he's there. Good job of explaining CCTM might do that more often. Nice job of talking to one person most of the time. Nice job of teasing “coming up on the podcast” (maybe get more specific). Have a good shift – you really know your listener. Nice job of staying out of the guest's way, and letting him state his opinion. Nice job asking the guest to clarify. Nice focused call to action. Great resources and easy contact page. The website is easy to navigate. What Might Need a Little Polish A lot of history of the guest. Do we need all of his backstories? Your volume needs adjusting during the intro. Have a first question that gets into the content instead of a generic history question. Some low hanging ums, but not enough to worry about. No way to share episodes. If you're using an iframe, those are horrible for SEO. White text on a black background can be taxing on the eyes. The occasional use of group speak. Your newsletter needs more of an incentive. Listen to Show Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google. at https://www.thebreakdown.ca/ Get Reviewed Want to get your show reviewed? Go to www.podcastreviewshow.com/reviewme The post Tactical Breakdown appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTl1ex_Llj4&amp;feature=emb_logoMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description Rob Fonte is the host of the Leadership Jam Session Podcast, where every other week you'll get to hear leaders at all levels of management share their practical solutions to the management challenges you face every day. On this podcast, Rob shares leadership experiences with listeners by bringing in leaders from all different levels to “Jam” on a variety of leadership topics. Some of the best insights are captured from just listening and learning from each other as they share their experiences. More importantly, we learn to see things through the lens of a different perspective and how to move forward with a different approach. With that concept in mind, the Leadership Jam Session podcast was born. Be sure to stay up to date at leadershipjamsession.com. What We Liked About it Great short introductions and you got right to the content The intro identifies who the show is for and what to expect. Great stories and insights from your guests Great transitions from speaker to speaker and getting everyone involved I liked the occasional summary of what your guests said. You had a great space for guests to be vulnerable and share insights. What Might Need Some Polish Do a quick recap of the question when getting others involved. “almost out of time” is a holdover from the radio. Always talk to one person and avoid group speak Work more of who you are and why people should listen. Maybe work the guest's name in more so we know who is talking. Direct people to the website for calls to action. Add a Google Podcasts to the website and update Captivate to show subscribe buttons Position yourself as the expert and do a summary of “what did we learn” to inject YOU into the content. Determine who your true target audience member is and design the content with them in mind. Check out The Leadership Jam Session www.leadershipjamsession.comAvailable on Apple and Google along with wherever fine podcasts are available Get Your Show Reviewed Go to www.podcastreviewshow.com/reviewme The post Leadership Jam Session appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3uxIL5aZFw&amp;feature=emb_logoMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description Developing Resilient Leaders What We Liked About The Show Nice opening. Nice story. You get right to it. Lovely Dirty Harry Imitation The website looks amazing and very professional It's precise. You make your point and get out. What We Thought Needed Tweaking Dave thought this was close to being a performance it was so well-read There was some confusion about who the story was about. Was this you golfing? The audio level on the Dirty Harry clip was a little low When you say “Folks” its “group speak” Add a “Book Trent” button to the website A little stronger connection of the opening story to the topic. “Today we are going to talk about” More Information Website: trenttheroux.comAppleGoogle Podcasts The post SWIMMING IN THE FLOOD appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description The weekly podcast for and about firefighters, “Code 3” covers topics of interest to those in the fire service, through interviews with those who know it best. From Chiefs to Probies, Engineers to Firefighters, and Paramedics to EMTs, award-winning journalist Scott Orr talks with them all. Show notes at Code3Podcast.com What We Liked About The Show Nice and to the point ” The firefighter's podcast – strategies, tactics and other topics you need to know about” Love how you embrace Parkinson's right up front GREAT first question that really gets right to the good stuff Great discussion with the strategies. I could see a squad listening to this and having a discussion There is one aspect in the show firefighting What We Thought Needed Tweaked Have the store on your website open in a new window Make the newsletter option a bit more exciting Maybe a bit more promotion on the t-shirt and generic donation options Maybe a few more stories More Information Website: http://www.code3podcast.comAppleGoogle The post Code 3 – The Firefighters’ Podcast appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ijFQP-rxcQ&amp;feature=emb_logoMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description Rhonda Orr is the president and founder of Rhonda's STOP BULLYING Foundation. On this podcast, she expands on the newspaper advice columns she writes with Dr. Cheri L. McDonald, “Dear Rhonda &amp; Dr. Cheri..” Rhonda speaks directly to you, with real-world, actionable adviceFind the show at https://bullyinglifeandstuff.com What We Liked About The Show The audio quality was great and Rhonda has an authentic passion for this topic and it comes through. The opening got right to the point Nice clip to open the show that really hit home The website has a nice clean look and easy to navigate. Good job of boosting the theater of the mind Good call to action at the end of the show What Needed Some Tweaking Some confusions with wording coming from a column to a podcast “She/Her” The intro was a bit long and you might want to focus in who is the show for, and what the goal of the show is for. Then right an intro to really pull in the listeners and use the parts of your background that fit the goal of the show (credentials that don't fit aren't needed). Dr. Cheri got a lot of attention for someone who is not on the show, and is barely on the website. Also do we care that she is from West Lake Villiage? If the goal is to get more speaking gigs, add some pictures of you in that setting to the website. You might also consider mentioning it to the audience. Example: “I was speaking to some high school kids….” The 12 seconds of music at the end could be faded out at the end. This opening really isn't focused on anyone. “from business management to fear”, but we are talking about bullying. Who are we really trying to reach? Additional Comments As Rhonda is transitioning to a new podcast and website, when the podcast isn't tied to the structure of the column this will free you up to speak more from the heart, and loosen up a bit (not that you were stiff). We look forward to hearing Bully Buster when it becomes available. More Information Find the show at http://bullybuster.us/Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY66EOq7smE&amp;feature=emb_logoMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description Random is a podcast hosted by Larry Roberts featuring a RANDOM selection of interesting and insightful interviews with Motivators, Entrepreneurs, Survivors, Athletes, Podcasters, Bloggers and More! The goal is to READILY remind each listener through stories of success, recovery, and inspiration that you too can be larger than life!Find the show at www.readilyrandom.com What We Liked Great energy out of the gate Great audio Great passion A clean website with great graphics Great job covering when uncontrollable circumstances arrive Fun music. What Needs to be Tweaked The show needs an intro that describes what it's about and who it's for. Then describe what is on the episode in a way that makes people want to keep listening. There is quite a lot of “group talk” such as “Hey everybody.” Talk to ONE person to boost the intimate feel of podcasting. Be sure to mention whatever people are there to plug upfront and set the stage so people know where we are headed. While many podcasters don't share enough, at one point the interview flipped and she was interviewing you as we had taken a fairly long tangent. We LOVE your personality. Share that on your “10 minutes with” episodes, and make interviews where the guest shines. Add a call to action even if it is “tell a friend” and let people know where they can find more information about you and your guest. You can share about yourself in regards as to why YOU are excited about (reason) the guest is on today. This shows you did some homework while allowing people to get a glimpse into you. Be careful getting too random. Make sure there is a common theme amongst your guests. Find Us Find Dave at www.schoolofpodcasting.comFind Erik at www.podcasttalentcoach.comFind Larry at www.readilyrandom.com The post Readily Random Podcast appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH9gTWTw7vA&amp;feature=emb_logoMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Beyond Westworld Introduction DESCRIPTION Award-winning podcast duo Aaron Peterson &amp; Troy Heinritz live without limits as they bring you into analysis mode on the very first podcast for HBO's Westworld. You may question the nature of your reality as the “hosts” dig deep into each character's journey through the maze to find the door. Break the code with a sectioned off part of the park for theories and deep dives into not just the show, but all the website, Instagram, and other ancillary items they can find. What are your drives? If you answered Westworld, then subscribe today! WEBSITE www.beyondwestworldpodcast.com WHAT WE LIKED Troy and Aaron put in a lot of work into each episode via research. Their audio quality is good and their intro gets right to the content quickly Their show notes included some GIF mini-movies that really grabbed your attention along with a quick history of Westworld There were passionate discussions of topics that were DEEP into the topics of die-hard fans. There is good chemistry between the hosts. WHAT NEEDS TWEAKED? Some of the tangents went a bit long and really stopped the momentum of the show (or were just inside jokes that the audience didn't get). Some of the information that is delivered in each weekly seemed rushed and at times, hard to understand. There were many calls to action at the end. You could use each other's names a bit more to help the audience keep track. Without doing a “and now its time to” type of segment remind the audience of the purposes of each segment (beyond “going deeper”). Your banding is a little clunky. This will be remedied when you switch to a new website but there is mention of Golden Spiral, as well as your website, which then has a header at the top with a different name. GET YOUR SHOW REVIEWED If you would like your show reviewed, go to www.podcastreviewshow.com/reviewme and get some honest, constructive feedback to help you make a better show. The post Beyond Westworld appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TnLffcqjQU&amp;feature=emb_logo Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description Explore human anatomy and physiology (A&amp;P) teaching and learning with host Kevin Patton. An experienced professor, textbook author, and mentor, Kevin is a recognized leader in A&amp;P teaching. The A&amp;P Professor builds on the practical approach taken in Kevin's popular blogs, newsletters, and websites. Want some ideas to supercharge your A&amp;P course? How about some support from a fellow A&amp;P professor? This is the podcast for you! What We Liked Nice intro – I know where we are going, and you’re right into the content Did a great job of talking to one person – no “Group Speak” Lots of great tips for fellow teachers Nice job referring back to episode 50 Nice transitions and the ads were short, relevant, and to the point. Solid bio on the site Things That Need Polished Gave good qualifications at the end. Move it up to the front of the show. It's against Amazon's policy to say shopping through your link will help you (go figure…) A few too many calls to action at the end. The website lacked an overall style. The two players may cause confusion. We would like to hear who the show is for at the beginning. The A&amp;P Professor Details Website: https://theapprofessor.org/ Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Are You Looking For an Honest Podcast Review? Sign up today and get scheduled to come on with Erik and Dave and find out what you're doing right, and what needs polished (while getting exposure for your show). Subscribe to the Podcast Review Show The post The A&amp;P Professor appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

DESCRIPTION: Hosted by two World Record Holders, Kelly Palace and Maria Parker bring you conversations with champions. They interview the most elite Swimmers and Coaches in the sport on Odd-Numbered shows and Even numbered shows they discuss topics around Motivation, Mindset, Health &amp; Wellness.WEBSITE: www.championsmojo.com What We Liked About it Shares with you what it takes to be a champion” – nice listener benefit Nice proof of qualifications at the beginning Did you have specific techniques you used…?” Solid question Good follow up questions. Great recap with stories Great chemistries Great line about spending TONS of time for a 2-minute race. What Could Use Some Polish “This is a question we ask all of our guests…” Signing off for myself and my champion co-host” Give your name again You guest was an um machine to the point it may impact her first impression CTA was subscribe and visit the website. Give me why. You mention “the object is to win the practice.” Your name isn't obvious its a swimming show You like to announce your transitions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx-UYFnHNks&amp;feature=emb_logoMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description A podcast for people with Ankylosing Spondylitis. I am Jayson Sacco, a 34 year plus Ankylosing Spondylitis survivor. With this show, I want to bring the AS community together and talk with doctors, organizations, and individuals all dealing with AS. What Jason Was Doing Well The intro was short and to the point and you get right to the point. “I’m a 35-year plus survivor” Great example of authority “I want to bring experts together” Solid premise for the show. Great job of reading the email. Great tips to help listeners understand what they are fighting. Things That Need Tweaked You might want to put in a disclaimer. Need a menu. The about is at the bottom A lot of hidden menus Maybe a smidge more show notes? Missing About, Contact, Subscribe menu items “If you have questions, reach out.” How? Check out the show www.spondypodcast.comMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

The senior golfer advisor is helping the senior golfer with expert advice to drive it longer, play better, get healthier and enjoy the game!Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we interview Jeremy Segal of the Why Influence podcast. Description: On the WHY INFLUENCE podcast, you’ll hear me interview influencers about their ‘Why’. During each episode, our guests share their journey of how they gained their influence, why they chose to influence, why they choose to continue influencing, what it’s like to be an influencer, and valuable tips/tricks anyone can use to gain more influence. What We Liked The intro was nice and short, and brought us into the show.I loved the recap.You did a great job of asking the questions and getting out of the way.The website has great branding and easy to navigate.When did you realize you were an influencer – great questionGreat social proof with photos of JLD &amp; Pat Flynn What Needs Polished Give people a reason to sign up for your newsletterSome of your questions were good questions but can be polished.Focus your call to actionAvoid group speakHave music at the end be under your voice instead of on its own. Check out Why Influence www.whyinfluence.comMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description: A podcast that explores the beauty and connectedness of musical cultures from every part of the globe. We bring you interviews with world-renowned musicians from every part of the globe, as well as our own explorations of musical styles, instruments, and artists. If you believe, like us, that open ears = open minds, then come with us into broader horizons! What We Liked About the Episode Great storytelling. Feels like you are telling rather than reading. The format of storytelling mixed with interviews makes for a great pace. Great teasing of future episodes. Great mentions of the website without being a giant plugging machine Loved the passion, especially the “Aw C' mon!” Website makes it easy to subscribe What Might Need Some Work The introduction needs a little more information to explain what the SHOW is about (and maybe just a tab more about what was going to happen in the interview) The volume levels of some of the clips were low, and others were very high. While this didn't require the audience to grab the volume knob (Except for the very first bit of music) you want to keep an eye on it. As the goal is to get more people to support the foundation, add a button for the foundation on the website. Check Out the World Music Foundation Podcast The website is wmfpodcast.org. Available in Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts Work With Us Find Dave at www.schoolofpodcasting.com Find Erik at www.podcasttalentcoach.com Get Reviewed and Get Two Consultants to Critique Your Show, as well as added exposure of being on the show and YouTube.ORDER YOUR REVIEW TODAY The post World Music Foundation Podcast appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description: Being an engineer is challenging, but can be such a rewarding career. Every Friday, Mel &amp; Dom will be sharing a beer with an engineer who will tell you all about their career and provide thoughts and advice for future engineers. If you are concerned or interested about the current and future life as an engineer, then this Podcast is for you. What We Liked: Overall it's a good conversation. The open is nice &amp; clear “On a mission to shine a light and share a beer with our incredible heroes that are today’s engineers.” The beer sound effects are a nice touch without being too cheesy. Some really good questions. What was the highlight of your career?” I love the quotes in the show notes. Nice touch with a video on the “about” page. The website looked good on the phone. Nice “be our guest” page on website. Suggestions For Improvement: Possible add a little more “ I’d like to hear what’s in it for me.” into your introduction The guest had a great background and we would've loved to hear more stories. Maybe use “Why did you get into engineering” as a first question instead of “tell us about yourself.” Some of the custom fonts might be a little hard to read. Check Out Beer With an Engineer www.beerwithanengineer.com or coming soon the engineeringheroes.com Get Your Show Reviewed You can have Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Erik K Johnson from Podcast Talent Coach to go over your podcast, your website, and your goals from head to toe and get you doing more of those things you do well, and help you shine those things that need a little polish. Get your podcast reviewed by clicking here https://youtu.be/jf10aiBOfv4Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Our Thoughts What this podcast was really missing was a better intro. “This is Unstructured.” It didn’t even give me the tagline “Dynamic Informal Conversations” or the host name. You had the curse of knowledge where you knew the guest and jumped write in, but never clued the audience in to who we were talking to.The introduction of the guest was, ““I read her first book a couple of years ago. I read her most recent book last year. This is Sharyl Attkisson.” There are other things the guest had on their resume that would've been very beneficial to the interview. She was a correspondent for CBS News from 1993-2014. Before joining CBS, Attkisson was an anchor and correspondent for CNN (1990-1993). From 1996-2001, in addition to her CBS News duties, Attkisson hosted a half-hour weekly medical news magazine on PBS entitled “HealthWeek. This would have made a better intro.For example, you stated, “you have an amazing past and a really wonderful history. It’s kind of a weird situation because I find you completely brave but at the same time I find it troubling that you’re having journalistic integrity as bravery.” I like the bold question. But we had no idea what you are talking about. If we had a better setup we might have. For Dave, he was preoccupied trying to figure out who this person was to the point that he was having a hard time listening to her answers. There was a really nice discussion on free speech in the middle of the interview. The questions were deep. It was clear he did his research. At the end, we talk about her lawsuit against the government and her podcast. Those sound like great topics. I wish we would have touched on those during the shows. The ending of the show was invisible. With no setup, you played two promos for other podcasts. With a better setup this might make more sense, but you also might consider coming up with a call to action to have people tell a friend and subscribe. If you want your audience to engage with you, you need to ask them to engage. The Website The website had a very clean look with a great contact page and social proof. Dave was curious why there was no “About” page. Also move the searchbox up (don't make people search for the search box) and move the RSS buttons down. Check out Unstructured www.unstructuredpod.com The post Unstructured Podcast appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Podcast Talent Coach Erik K. Johnson review the Unstructured Podcast. https://youtu.be/RgH0WlvL0UsMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

You can get horror reviews anywhere but 2GuysTalking Horror gives you detailed, fan fact-filled reviews, along with the most important element that makes us love horror - WHY Description: You can get horror reviews anywhere but 2GuysTalking Horror gives you detailed, fan fact-filled reviews, along with the most important element that makes us love horror – WHY. Educate yourself with the dialog from host Nicholas J. Hearne and a growing number of guests hosts that help you understand all that is the horror genre in entertainment. Check out 2 Guys Talking Horror https://www.2gtdatacore.com/category/2guystalkinghorror/ What They Are Doing Great Nice “table of contents” letting us know what was coming Lots of great trivia Great graphics for each episode Great passion that comes through the show Great descriptions of the actors Great show notes Great Production Not afraid to share your honest opinion What Might Be Done Better Dave thinks the housekeeping needs moved to the end of the show (or at least not at the beginning (nobody cares about how the sausage was made) Three minutes of commercials seems a bit much (break them up throughout the show) The easter egg at the end was “meh” and the amount of silence was too long. The subscribe buttons are lost in a sea of text on your show notes Is it worth cussing in your show? Use your names more often so we can keep track of who is who https://youtu.be/rRMl32qe95wMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

The Stuff We Liked Great inside look at being a cop Great stories – would have loved even more Great introductions Good quick transitions Great music Erik liked the “game” of guessing how much the movie made (once) I didn't even look at my phone until we were two hours in The Items that Need to be Polished While you explained that some of the cops were authors, Dave thought the inclusion of content that leaned toward “Film school” was the weakest content. If you cut ut out the show would be amazing Use their names more often so we can keep track. The one person had a very identifiable accent, but the others didn't Be aware you are exporting at a very high bit rate that is slower to download, takes up more room on your audience's devices and doesn't really deliver much better quality than 128 kbps. As the movie was old, Erik would've been a bit more description of what was happening in the scene. The Website Whatcopswatch.com is a wall of text, no play buttons or subscribe buttons when you go to whatcopswatch.com The site has improved since the last review You do a good job of including every single thing in the show notes. The black background can cause eye-strain after a while Check out What Cops Watch http://www.whatcopswatch.com Here is their description in Apple Podcasts: “Hollywood continues to tell tales on the Silver and smaller HD screens. What do they get “right” and – what could they use a panel of experts on when it comes to process and law enforcement? Go Behind the Badge and get educated with the real-life law-enforcement industry hosts, guests and entertainment experts of WhatCopsWatch.Com to understand more about what you see in Hollywood.” https://youtu.be/Z_g0yaU1NykMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we look at Curious Goods a show that takes a deep dive in the Friday the 13th television series and looks at the storytelling aspects and other areas that made this a great show. Audio Player at the bottom of the page The Stuff We Liked We enjoye... The Stuff We Liked We enjoyed the sarcasm and entertainment as you did the re-enactment of the episode The ads were well done and to the point The show is a very unique mix of story writing clinic and very old television series Nice production The female voiceover at the start of the show Nice job of mentioning other shows and cross-promotion without being too spammy. Good call to action “What was your curious good from this episode?” Stopping the music let the audience know we've moved to a new section The Items that Need to be Polished Dave found the intro confusing. Erik would've liked a bit of a table of contents. Explain what a curious good is sooner (you did a great job at the 35-minute mark) Try to talk to one person and avoid group speak Dave felt the background music got too loud at times Identify yourselves sooner (but no need to say “I'm your host) Add some credentials – why am I listening to you? You guys agree on everything. Maybe find some different points of view. The commercials break was very long. Possibly break these up into smaller chunks Didn't get to the content until 7 minutes in and Dave thought this was too long The easter egg at the end didn't deliver much value and the space between the end of the show and the easter egg is VERY long. The Website The site is cluttered and hard to navigate Needs a style guide iTunes link goes to the wrong show (and your subscribe buttons are lost in the clutter) The Curious Goods show is missing on your show page. The tag cloud ads no value to the visitor. See if you can move it down the page. There is a lot of material for your business. There is more than enough advertising on each page. Convocation is a very fancy word. The logos have a nice theme that is followed in each logo. Check out Curious Goods http://curiousgoodspodcast.com The post Curious Goods appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. https://youtu.be/Fateuk6WB7YMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Wake Up Eager Workforce Description: Helping senior leaders build and sustain an energetic, committed and drama-free workforce, including tools and resources for hiring and promoting the right people. Information to reduce turnover and improve producti... Wake Up Eager Workforce Description: Helping senior leaders build and sustain an energetic, committed and drama-free workforce, including tools and resources for hiring and promoting the right people. Information to reduce turnover and improve productivity. You’ll learn everything you need to know about building a high performing and successful Wake Up Eager Workforce: Insightful insider tips and best practices;Revealing employee selection and development expert resources; Helpful guidance and action steps for building energy, commitment and communication in organizations; Ongoing motivation, encouragement and support for all of your hiring and development efforts. Website: https://www.pricelessprofessional.com/wakeupeagerworkforce.html What we liked about the podcast You have a great website, with phenomenal show notes. There was often good content, but it needed to be shortened It's nice that your transcript is separate from your show notes What Could Be Improved There was an issues with “popping P's” that can be fixed with better microphone placement Your little wrap-up up points were not little. These could be improved by shortening them. These are summaries (bullet points) The “fun” questions were entertaining, but putting them at the very beginning may not be a good first impression Be listening for places where a guest can tell stories The recap led into a show close that felt like it lasted forever. You have too many calls to action The post Wake Up Eager Workforce appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description Corporate access and investing insights for the value investor. Investing with the Buyside is a podcast that was founded on the idea that all investors should have the opportunity to hear management teams from public companies talk about th...Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we are joined by Leslie Eiler Thompson who is the host of The Rogue Ones podcast. Description Conversations with extraordinary individuals on their own unique “rogue” journeys. We explore the experiences and opportunities afforded these rogues as they share successes and failures they've encountered along the way. We then, in turn, learn ways to adopt this rogue attitude for ourselves. These are the rogue ones, and these are their stories. What Is Working One of the best intros ever. Leslie is awesome at talking to one person and sounding sincerely friendly. You can hear your smile I love the definition of what makes something rogue, and what the show is about, “We explore extraordinary people doing fascinating things. And we learn from them so we may adopt the same attitudes to develop a rogue lifestyle.” You did a great job of incorporating the listening into the conversation as if they were sitting at the table with you. Great website, great about page, and nice use of the logo/glasses Nice tease at the end of the show for future episodes What Needs Some Work There were sometimes when you had some great opportunities for stories, and you didn't follow up with a question (Billy Joel, “I learned a lot of lessons…”). “I spent a lot of time asking for forgiveness rather than asking for permission.” Give me an example. “Tell me about the time you really pushed the limit or broke the rules to get a result.” With such great content, I would've left off the travel down memory lane about a pseudonym. Check out The Rogue Ones Podcast Website: http://rogueonespodcast.com Subscribe on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher The post The Rogue Ones appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

The description of the Route 66 Podcast is “talks with people living and working along the Mother Road.” You can find it at http://www.route66podcast.com/ The episode we reviewed is http://www.route66podcast.com/18-mojave-desert-route-66/ What We Thought Was Done Well The opening with Dennis’ voice was unique. The phone quality added to the nostalgia of the episode. Nice rustic opening music Nice plug of the earlier episode You do a good job of asking the questions and letting the guest talk Nice tease with the trivia answer to keep people listening What We Might Tweak Dave thought taking 11 minutes to get to the interview was a bit too long, but Erik thought it was OK but would change the “Now let's start the show” to something different as you had been doing the show for 11 minutes. There are times when you read that you need to add a bit of voice inflection and make some effort (either via pauses, or music) to make smoother transitions. Your website has not title tag which is a vital ingredient to SEO and being found Three calls to action at the end of the show. try to narrow that down to one. The yellow highlighter color is a bit much to look at for long periods. As your audience may be older, you might want to add a page with instructions on how to subscribe to the show You have a great resource page, but didn't mention it much on the podcast. You can drive traffic by saying, “we have a video of this at the website route66podcast.com” Check out the Route 66 Podcast Website: http://www.route66podcast.com/ Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/route-66-podcast/id1136548932?mt=2 iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-Route-66-Podcast-29214146/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/route66podcast Click To Listen The post Route 66 Podcast appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. https://youtu.be/tDxax0NO6hoMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

A Midlife Traveler Description: Travel vacation destinations come to life in your ears through the Amidlife Travler podcast. Discover countries, culture, history, tours, sightseeing advice and travel tips through the voices, humor and opinions of locals who live there or travelers who have been there… like hearing about Scotland from a Scotsman and Ireland from the Irish. Indulge your travel curiosities and find ideas for your next vacation. Helpful information for world travelers and those who want to travel. Season 1 explores Scotland through the voice, opinions and stories of a Scotsman named James. Topics include Scottish Culture, History, Whiskey, the Kilt, Brexit, Vikings, Highland Games and other fun stories.. Website http://amidlifetraveler.com/ What we loved about the show: Laura has a great voice and you can hear her passion. I did like that you were talking to me. You seemed relaxed. You were talking to one person. It was Nonscripted and loose. Your website is a phenomenal resource. It's great that you are interviewing the local people and getting that information you can't get anyplace else. What Can Be Tweaked The laundry list of people that we’ll hear from at the beginning was hard to follow. Figure out what you want your audience to take away from the episode and move that to the front. You had said, “Famous for their moonlight kayak – sunset, near the woods, luminescence in the water, starlight serenade, violin and Irish songs.” Those are the details we were wanted. There is a tremendous opportunity to create a theater of the mind, and when someone did start to explain the lights on the water they were interrupted. You brought friends on to help explain their experience, and they said: Amazing Awesome Cool Experience Fun and Super Cool amazing and beautiful Awesome, I love it Great Day Fantastic Great fun but you never dug in deeper as to why it was cool or great, etc. You seemed to be explaining how qualified the guides were to the point where I started to wonder if you were getting paid. You had already stated that you would be going back, so for me, that is enough to know the guides were good. I'd rather hear more about the experience than the guide. You have a GREAT website, and we would get people excited about the destination, and then direct them to the website. Get Your Podcast Reviewed In today's episode, you don't hear the extra questions and a private lesson on Hindenburg Journalist that Laura received. If you'd like to be on the show CLICK HERE https://youtu.be/RV9E_WGB748Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Ageless Hockey has a description of ” This is a podcast for hockey players over 50 years old.” The website is agelesshockey.com Things We Liked in This Episode There was some wise advice about not coming back from an injury early and how to NOT get your gear stolen He did a great job talking to a single person. There was no group speak. Shared some vulnerability which builds intimacy with his audience. The audio sounded fine The website is simple and easy to navigate. Great “Start Here” option on the website Great tease to get people to your website. Things He Might Want to Teak The transitions were very rough. You might want to see if the stories you are covering and be lined up in a way that makes it easier to transition from one to the other. Use your voice to signal you're changing topics. If nothing else, pause for a half a second. The “something about me” section at the end didn't really tie into anything. Erik would like to see you “turn up” the grumpy old man character a bit more. Be sure to turn the focus around and ask your self, “Whats in it for the listener?” Your call to action needs to be refined down to ONE. Ageless Hockey www.agelesshockey.com Subscription PageMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description The Copeland Coaching Podcast is made for job seekers who want to jump-start their job search. Each week we dive into career topics from interviewing to personal branding to applying and negotiating. If you want to switch industries, change careers, or make more money, this is the podcast for you! Website https://www.copelandcoaching.com/ What We Thought Was Great Intro: “Turn job search into a slam dunk”. Great, short intro that told me everything You did a good job of connecting the interview into this theme. Your website the clean look. The homepage is very focused. It shows a lot of credibilities. The second half of the interview had great questions that would be immediately beneficial to your audience. What Could Use a Little Effort Part of the audio had a fair amount of static There were no links to his books in your show notes There was some low hanging fruit (The guest said, “That's a good question, and stammered at times) that Dave would've edited out. Work some more stories into the conversation and drop hints into what services you offer Your audio is being exported at 320 kbps stereo which is overkill Avoid talking about things that happened before the recording Avoid any group speak “Hey everyone.” talk to a single listener Your courses button takes you away from your main page, and has no way to get back to the main site. Try to limit your calls to action to one at the end of the show.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description of Show The show is about the Delaney Family and living with someone with dementia. My mother has had dementia for two years now and I ‘m hoping that this podcast will help someone who's in the some situation. Also, I talk about my feeling on a lot of things like religion, politics, and there may even be a lot electronics.So basically the shows is a little bet of everything that we do and get into as a Family. Check out the show at https://babymountainradio.com/ What We Found Michael Was Doing Well Started off the show with a story and got to the story quickly The stream of consciousness of the show. The listeners feel the emotion and frustration. Transparency of “I don't know all the answers.” Nice call back at the end Things that Need Tweaked The opening line of where podcasting’s hard work made fun is a bit confusing. Maybe explain more what the show is about and what is in it for the listener. I don’t see where I leave you a comment. Is it just on the “contact us” page? The website is somewhat hard to read and the links get lost in the background You are publishing at a very high bit rate, and that makes the file download slower and take up more room on people's devices. Check out the show at https://babymountainradio.com/ The post Caregiving For Dementia appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today Dave and Erik review the podcast “A Modelerslife.” All modelers have a life but what do we know of it. This podcast is as much about the people in model railroading has it is about the hobby itself. I've met so many interesting people in the hobby over the years I decided it would be fun to share their back stories with everyone else. So come along with me, Lionel Strang my trusty sidekick, Jim Rindt and Bruce the mail boy as we discover just how many fascinating folks there are in this great hobby. Checkout their website at https://www.amodelerslife.com/ Things We Liked Good chemistry with the crew The audio quality was good for having such a large crew Good follow up questions A lot of in-depth analysis and tips on being a model railroader Erik loved the story of how the father got his son into trains at an early age (because that's how most people get into trains) Things that Could Be Better As new listeners, there was no introduction to the show (Welcome to the ___ where we ____). This doesn't have to be long, but tell people what the show is about and tell them what is coming up on the show, if you're not sure, this can always be added in post. Dave is afraid having the name modelerslife all one word will make it harder to find in directories like Apple iTunes While there is a nice “guys just hanging out working on their stuff” vibe, Dave felt there were time when you could edit some of the “Where should we go now?” discussion out of the show (and just leave you moving on to the next topic) On your website, you have a link to explain what Patreon is, but on that page, there are no links to actually join and become a patron. The music at the end could be used underneath the “goodbyes” and then shortened. Toward the end when you were flipping through the facebook, it seemed like you were running out of ideas. This would be a good strategy for topics, but maybe do it in show prep, and then frame it better. There are no links to subscribe to the show for Android people. Check out A Modelerslife Checkout their website at https://www.amodelerslife.com/ iTunes/Apple Podcasts https://youtu.be/RV9E_WGB748 Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Garbled Twistory is a retelling of common history in the most unconventional style. What The Show is Doing Right Lots of creativity making the show very unique Audio quality is not bad (mixing issues) What The Show Might Consider Doing Moving Forward S...Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description: Join host Sean Perrin as he discusses “all that’s new and neat with clarinet, with the neatest people in the industry” on the world’s most popular clarinet podcast. Past guests include distinguished artists such as Martin Fröst, Michael Lowenstern, and Lori Freedman, and product manufacturers such as Legere Reeds, Backun Musical Services, and Royal Musical Instruments. Check out the website at www.clarineat.com and be sure to subscribe to our email newsletter for a chance to win giveaways. What is Working I love the beginning of the show. There was a great tease and the housekeeping was quick The advertisement was quick and to the point and the music behind it was fine. I like that you gave a shout out to the latest patron Good follow questions Nice about page on your website The shopping cart was smooth and looks nice. It sounded more like a conversation than an interrogation. What Needs Work The intro music was a little long The biggest issue is your guests audio, and you don' have much control over that. You ask the question, and then you frame it. It's better to frame it and then end with the question The menu area at the top of the website was annoying. Be sure to keep the newbies in the loop Check out Clarineat Website: www.clarineat.com Subscribe in iTunes Subscribe in Android Check it out https://www.clarineat.com/ Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Description: Podcast Junkies was born out of a genuine interest in and curiosity for this growing league of podcast hosts. It's hosted by Harry Duran. It features wide-ranging, authentic and sometimes candid interviews with this family of voices behind... Description:Podcast Junkies was born out of a genuine interest in and curiosity for this growing league of podcast hosts. It's hosted by Harry Duran. It features wide-ranging, authentic and sometimes candid interviews with this family of voices behind the microphone. The shows themselves cover a variety of topics such as Business, Finance Entrepreneurism, History, Comedy, Storytelling and more. Podcast Junkies explores the motivations behind the podcast's inception and allows the listener to connect on a more personal level with some of their favorite hosts Websitewww.podcastjunkies.com What Podcast Junkies is Doing Right Great clip at the beginning to make the audience curious You get right into the interview and questions You LISTEN to your guest and ask great follow up questions Get your audience telling stories Nice job teasing the next episode Good job of introducing topics while keeping the story going Easy to use website. What Podcast Junkies Might Work On The beginning of the show had a weird chit chat about the hassles of scheduling. A long music outro at the end. Join us on FB – If you want people to subscribe, make that your CTA Maybe add a little about you to the about page, and a little about the show Check Out Podcast Junkies Website iTunes Stitcher https://youtu.be/2UR2wf9WJU8Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Do you need directions to a solid financial future? If so, The Money Answers Show with Jordan Goodman will provide you with a roadmap to making smart money decisions in every area of your personal finances. Join Jordan every Monday at 12 PM/PST 3 PM/EST for The Money Answers Show, on the VoiceAmerica Business Channel. Learn how and where to get the best deals on mortgages, cars, and insurance; find out the best ways to save for college and retirement, get out of debt, improve your credit rating, and save on your taxes. The Money Answers Show with Jordan Goodman will provide you with great tips on investment opportunities in real estate, stocks, annuities, and other investment vehicles. That’s The Money Answers Show with Jordan Goodman on the VoiceAmerica Business Channel, every Monday at 12 PM/PST. Find it at http://www.moneyanswers.com and in iTunes What We Liked About the Show You get right to the guest quickly Very comfortable as an interviewer. Solid journalist. The audio quality was fine. You did a great job of asking questions and letting the guest talk What You Might Consider Tweaking The first segment of the interview seemed a bit like a giant pitch for your guest Your podcast is a bit hard to find on the site, and you have text links, but those could be hard to find on a mobile device. Tell me about your history and how you got here” is like asking the guest to tell you their life story with no real direction. You know what your audience needs to know. Your guest doesn’t. Intro your guest and ask a question. While you do a great job of spotlighting the guest, I didn't get to hear about you at all. I would take the ad spots and use them for your products instead of promoting the competition Your phone system breaks up on a consistent basis. There is a lot of calls to action to call the show (and yet there is nobody calling). You might look into voicemail, and then set up a call. More information on The Money Answers Show Find out more about Jordan at his website http://www.moneyanswers.com as well as iTunesMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we are joined by Dave the Producer and Juliette Miranda of the Unwritable Rant podcast. A great podcast featuring bourbon and great stories. Find the show at http://www.theunwritablerant.com/ as well as in iTunes What The Podcast Did Well Juliette did a phenomenal job describing the bourbon, and the stories were great. The nicknames you had for your characters and the way you described them really showed off your writing chops. The theater of the mind was in full effect and had both of us laughing out loud. It was like we were in a scene of a movie as you revealed all the action (especially in the second story). The audio quality is great, and you had nice pacing of the story. The web design had a very minimalist approach making it easy to find things. What Needed a bit of Tweaking Both Erik and Dave were a bit confused as the intro didn't really explain what the show was about and at first, we thought the show was about bourbon. Juliette slid into her first story so smoothly, and neither one of us picked up on the fact that she was starting her story. The website is a little confusing as you have two websites that bounce back and forth between the two. You might be losing some “Google Juice” by embedding a page with all your shows. Instead, why not write some notes as a blog post and put the podcast player on the post. It might bring more traffic to your site. The call to action mentioned other stations, but if the goal of the podcast is to promote Juliette's books, it didn't do that very well. You might want to step back and consider what is the goal of the podcast and focus your call to action on that. You can do things like have all your subscription buttons on one page, and all the ways to contact you on one page (and then promote the site) Your delivery was a bit like a casual reading of an author at a store. It was still being read but sounded very practiced. You sounded very close to being “off the top of your head.” If you're going to read, then announce it, and if you're not then maybe not practice so much so that it sounds more like a play performance than a friend telling a story. Check out Their Show https://youtu.be/xqH66yIkVEA http://www.theunwritablerant.com/ as well as in iTunesMentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips

Today we have Logan Anderson from the Say the Damn Score Podcast. His description is, “Say the Damn Score: An unprofessional podcast on professional sportscasting.” you can find it at www.saythedamnscore.com Here is what we liked About the Show The intro helped shape the atmosphere and branding of the show (a fun, edgy podcast) You got to the guest in less than 1 minute. The volume levels were good. The website has a clean and easy to navigate. The interview was great Logan did a TON of homework for his interview and it showed He asked great questions, and because he paid attention to his guest, great follow-up questions. What Might Need Some Tweaking His link to iTunes on his website started with “itpc://” which works, but you don't get credit for the subscribers (add your iTunes link in PowerPress under the destinations tab). Erik enjoyed the somewhat sarcastic opening but thought that spirit got a little lost and would advise “putting a little more smile” into his voice at times. At the beginning of the show, you might consider explaining what the show is, “Welcome to the Say the Damn Score show where we _____ for (typical audience). The average user can figure out it's a sports show but we should identify if we are talking about teams, leagues, etc. Instead of having multiple calls to action (iTunes, email, etc) put those items on a single page so you can give one call to action. Make the about page a little more outward focuses on what the show is about, how you're going to benefit, and who it's for. Check out Say the Damn Score Podcast Website: www.saythedamnscorepodcast.com Subscribe in iTunes Listen Find Erik at www.podcasttalentcoach.com Find Dave at www.schoolofpodcasting.com This podcast is part of the Power of Podcasting Network The post Say the Damn Score appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.Mentioned in this episode:Is Your Show GrowingI took my twenty years of podcasting experience and put them into a PDF for you. Check out 10 Strategies for growing your podcast can help you. Check it out.10 Tips