📱 Help Needed: Short Video Scheduling Tools Hey Podcasters! I'm diving into repurposing podcast clips (like this one about the most important skill in the AI era 👇) into short-form content, and I could use your expertise! Current Challenge: - Need to post consistently across TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram - Looking for efficient scheduling solutions (manual posting is killing my productivity!) - Want to maintain platform-specific optimization I've heard mixed reviews about: - Buffer - Later - Make.com automations - Native platform schedulers (I have lost my scheduled video on LinkedIn today 🤕) 🤔 What's your go-to stack for multi-platform short video scheduling? Specifically curious about: 1. Which tools actually deliver reliable scheduling? 2. How do you handle different aspect ratios efficiently? 3. Anyone cracked the code for bulk scheduling across platforms?

Hey fellow podcasters! 👋 I've just launched my podcast "AI Ketchup" (hello, my baby-with-the-first-steps website) with the first 3 episodes available on Spotify, several RSS feeds, and YouTube. So what's next is to shooooot and promote the episodes (after I have my first 4), but... how? Since I run an AI podcast, I asked AI for advice! Here's what Perplexity suggested, along with my thoughts on each (the link to the conversation): 1️⃣ Guest Network Leverage: Send guests easy-to-share links and social posts (lowerstreet.co) - Elina's take: Just finished battling with code to create a Share button on my website (Android users, does "Share Episode" work for you? 🙏). Now I can share both website and Spotify links with guests - happy to distribute the code (Typescript/React) if anyone needs it! 2️⃣ Social Focus: Pick 1-2 platforms where your audience lives, customize content for each (castos.com) - Elina's take: LinkedIn is definitely my main platform, and Instagram for Shorts seems promising (TikTok, not so much anymore?). Still unsure about X/Twitter - anyone having success there? 3️⃣ Cross-Promote: Partner with similar podcasts, be a guest on others (buffer.com) - Elina's take: Happy to chat with any of you if my insights from consulting 40+ companies on their Cloud & AI strategies could be helpful! Here's an example: [Short on earning money with AI] 4️⃣ Email Marketing: Send dedicated episode emails with clear calls-to-action (castos.com) - Elina's take: Considering adding an email signup to my website - what would motivate you to subscribe? Just episode notifications, or should I offer some kind of freebie? 5️⃣ Content Repurposing: Turn transcripts into blog posts (cuepodcasts.com)

Welcome to the 0.053125% club! Congratulations on making the jump from consumer to creator and launching your work-in-progress-show! (Here's a link to the first course module if you missed it). The next step is to share it with the community and introduce yourself. 1. Copy your Spotify Link from Spotify For Podcasters (grab it here) 2. Paste it in the comments below 3. Let us know where you're from and if you've any potential topics or themes for your show (No worries if you don't know yet! The next module will cover that!) Feel free to create a new post with any questions you have while we build out the programme and we'll be happy to answer them. So excited to have you here and for this next step in your life! — Matt P.S. Completing this action step will unlock the next module ;)

New podcast module just dropped... and it's the most amount of secrets I've given away to date! As always, paste your answers from this section below & ask for help if you need/want it :)

It took me long enough! I am finally set up and ready to get some podcasts online. Here’s what held me back from launching the first episode: - Branding. Creating a logo, color scheme, and banner graphics. This set me back a week. I’m not sold on my current graphics, but I can’t keep waiting. - Creating an RTR website to drive traffic. I currently have traffic going to BrettRush.com while I continue to build RushToResolution.com. I’m going to have accompanying blog posts. - EQing my microphone. I spent hours with different headphones, speakers, car audio, and I created presets specific for my mix. - Background music. I searched for hours. I decided to pull the guitar off of the wall and recording myself. It simplified my search. - Accompanying podcast graphics. I manually created all of the overlays in the podcast, including the logos and images. This just took a brief Adobe Premiere refresher course. NOW, I am set up to record and drop it into my Premiere template. I write my experiences for those that haven’t started to know what to plan for. I would have delegated the areas that took me a long time to achieve. Here are links to my first episode. I’m completely open to your suggestions that I’ll implement in the next one. https://open.spotify.com/episode/5FH0GkY5DFR83a32qXJh5M?si=cp6Mh0UUSvOFfRtnifBQbQ https://youtu.be/_VAtWVYg7jw