Top Social Media Platforms to Promote Podcast

Could Youtube be another get-rich-scheme?

Today we dive deep into whether or not Youtube is another get-rich scheme of this year. How many people are actually using YouTube and how many of them are actually making money? How quickly can one become a millionaire like Ryan Toys, Mr.Beast, Jake Paul, etc on Youtube? Should we all quit our nine to five's and launch a YouTube channel? Today's episode will hopefully put this rumor to sleep and shed some light on the reality of a lot of YouTuber. The Can-Do Creators podcast is brought to you by The Creators Workshop taking place April 2022. Sign up today and attend the workshop to learn how to launch your own podcast or how to start your content creation journey. Creators Workshop: https://thecandocreators.com/project/content-creators-workshop/

Top Social Media Platforms to Promote Podcast

Top 5 social media platforms to promote your podcast. 1. Facebook 2. Clubhouse 3. Pinterest 4. Twitter 5. Instagram Towards the end I share why Youtube did not make the list. Do you agree or disagree with this list? If so let us know on clubhouse@incrediblecast or tweet @incrediblecast.

February Goals IG LIVE and Reel 28 Day Challenge

We are trying out a 28-day challenge for February. Our first challenge of the year is 28 days of IG Live and Reels. We also went from one episode a week to two episodes a week. Will that make a difference in our podcast growth? Do daily reels and IG Lives help grow your social media accounts? The most important question is, how realistic is it to upload and create content daily? The challenges of uploading two podcast episodes a week. Looking for awesome quotes to share on your social media platforms, check out these free quotes. [https://thecandocreators.com/goodies/shareables/]

Wait to check your analytics

Here are four things to keep in mind when looking at your podcast analytics. The audience demographic helps you determine who your podcast is reaching and who has yet to discover your show. Pay attention to your audience's country, location, and gender if that information is essential because of the type of podcast you are hosting. Episode drop-off Look, your 1-hour podcast episode is incredible, but if people only listen to 20 minutes, you need to change that. You can change it by breaking your 1-hour episode into 4-5 (20-25 minute episodes). Downloads per week, this is important if you have a goal you are trying to reach, plus it's nice to see the number of downloads per week increase. It means more people are finding your awesome podcast, more people are enjoying your podcast and sharing it with others. Finally, Traffic source because you need to know where your podcast listeners are coming from, whether it's Apple podcast, Google podcast, Spotify, or Facebook Podcast.  Read more on the Creators Blog: https://thecandocreators.com/creators-blog/. The freedom coach's special guest appearance from Kelzlison (Dr.Kelz), connect with them on Instagram@kkriskelz.  Check out the Creators Blog link above to find Kelzlison L.I.T Trends merchandise, including their popular F@&# People hoodies.

The reality of doing it alone as a content creator

04: The reality of doing it alone as a content creator It's not all sunshine and rainbows when you are a solopreneur. The reality of doing alone at the beginning is not pretty, and in today's episode, we talk about it. We dive deep and discuss how everything stopped for Cast for a week to deal with a loss. The Can-Do Creators podcast is a solo project, and when Cast was unable to upload or create content, the show stopped. But all problems come with solutions, and we also go into how we can fix that later on as the can-do creators podcast grow.