Pitching Yourself To Podcasts - The Right Way, The Lazy Way, And The Wrong Way

Being Consistent: Podcast Success Relies on Your Habits and Routine

Welcome back to the Podcast Mastery Podcast! In this episode, Seth Goldstein gets candid about the importance of consistency in podcasting. After taking an unexpected break, Seth Goldstein reflects on how sticking to a regular schedule can build listener loyalty and help your show thrive—while sharing lessons learned from both long-running and short-lived podcasts. Whether you’re releasing episodes weekly, monthly, or somewhere in between, Seth Goldstein dives into why developing good habits is easier said than done and offers practical insights for keeping your podcast—and your audience—on track. The Podcast Mastery Program: https://podcastmastery.coach [https://podcastmastery.coach] Goldstein Media Digital Marketing: https://goldsteinmedia.com [https://goldsteinmedia.com] Find Seth Online: https://phillycodehound.com [https://phillycodehound.com]

Mastering the Art of Being a Great Podcast Guest: Essential Tips for Every Stage

In this episode, Seth draws on over 15 years of podcasting experience to dive into the essential do’s and don’ts of being a guest on podcasts. Whether you’re new to the guest seat or looking to up your game, Seth breaks down actionable tips for what to do before, during, and after your appearance—including how to prepare, sound your best, and maximize your impact. Tune in to learn how you can become a standout guest, avoid common pitfalls, and make every podcast guest spot count.

Pitching Yourself To Podcasts - The Right Way, The Lazy Way, And The Wrong Way

I don't know why, but a pitch that I got via email to be on Entrepreneur's Enigma, I get a bunch every day, got my attention. I'm not going to reveal who it was, but I will say it's normally a pitch that I'd ignore, just because it's from a PR person, not the person wanting to be a guest. I get it, when you're a big name you don't have time to pitch. But, I can tell you on thing, getting a pitch from the person who wants to be on the show is much better than getting pitched by a PR person. The ones that are worse are those that say they love the show and want to review it, then pitch slap you. Ugh.

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Introducing Podcasting.chat

Welcome to Podcast Mastery Podcast! Today, I introduced Podcasting.chat [https://Podcasting.chat], a brand-new online forum designed for podcasters to connect, share tips, and showcase their shows. Unlike Facebook or Discord, Podcasting.chat [https://Podcasting.chat] is an open, free platform that federates with the Fediverse and Mastodon, giving you access to a wider community. Sign up for free, join the conversation, and let’s make podcasting better together!