Hi Everyone, I wanted to let you know that I’ll be closing the Fix My Podcast Club. This started as a small experiment to see if we could build a useful space for podcasters to learn, connect, and get support. While I wasn’t able to grow it into what I originally envisioned, I’m really grateful to each of you for being part of it. I can't express how much that means to me. Thank you for showing up, asking questions, sharing your wins, and letting me help where I could. I’ve learned a lot from this project, and I truly appreciate your participation and support along the way. I wish you all the best on your podcasting journeys. Keep creating, keep improving, and keep going. Thanks again for being part of this experiment with me! With Gratitude, Johnny

I finally have swallowed the pill and started in Tik Tock and I have X, Instagram, Facebook and the YouTube Channel. Am I missing anything? Any tips ? I have noticed Facebook seems to be suppressing non paid advertising postings have you ?

I have a video call that has good sound on my side but my guest has "small room echo". It bugs me enough to check into ways to upload and have it separated. I dropped descript - squadcast it was more work than I gained value from. I've ChatGpt Searched and https://voice.ai/tools/stem-splitter this popped up. Options that you have used that may help? Thanks

Word to your monkeys uncle ! I learned that Word has transcription in it. I pay for office and discovered this thanks to asking ChatGPT to transcribe and womp womp needed the text only. Using Adobe Podcast to transcribe the drag is to copy the text is manually and the screen won't slide. Word to transcribe and then upload to Chat GPT for a "kick ass title and summary". The next test will be with GROK it says I can attach an MP3 and it will do transcribe, summary and title in one step. This appeals to my lazy and time crunch. What AI do you use ?

Howdy, I wanted to share the importance of picking the right day to post your episodes. According to Analyzify and Podtrac, most podcast listening happens midweek, with Wednesday pulling the biggest numbers and Tuesday and Thursday close behind. Monday’s not bad either. But Friday through Sunday? That’s the stretch where podcasts go to be ignored. If you’re posting on weekends and wondering why your audience isn’t growing, that might be why. But (like Pee Wee Herman says, everyone’s got a big but) some podcasts actually do better on weekends. Let's say there's Friday-night TV show and you run a recap podcast. It might make more sense to drop episodes on Saturday than later in the week. Or if you're podcast covers a Western religion, dropping episodes on Sunday could be your best day. Edison Research found the biggest listening block happens between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., followed by 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., typically when people are getting ready or commuting. Analyzify shows a similar trend, with most weekday listening happening between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (I don't know why they don't just say "the entire work day") and a smaller bump around 11 a.m. on weekends. If you want your episode ready for listeners, post early, sometime between 2 to 5 a.m. If you’re on the West Coast, that helps you hit East Coast feeds first and may even help your show trend by the time the West Coast begins listening to podcasts. Timing won’t save a weak podcast, but if you’ve got a strong concept and its executed well, picking the right day to post episodes can help with growth. When do you usually post new episodes, and how’s it been working for you?