Episode 18

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17th Jun 2024

Unlock Your First Podcast Client - Proven Strategies for Podcast Editors and Producers

Episode 18 - Unlock Your First Podcast Client - Proven Strategies for Podcast Editors and Producers

Here are some tips for podcast editors and producers on how to find your first client:

  1. Reach out to your network: Leverage your existing connections, whether it's friends, family, or former colleagues, and let them know you're offering podcast production services. They may have leads or be able to refer you to potential clients.
  2. Join online communities: Get involved in podcast-related Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups, or online forums. Introduce yourself, share your expertise, and engage with other members. This can help you connect with podcasters who may be looking for production help.
  3. Pitch to existing podcasts: Research podcasts in your target niche or industry and pitch your services directly to the hosts or producers. Highlight your relevant skills and experience, and explain how you can help improve their show.
  4. Offer free or discounted services: Consider offering a free trial or discounted package for your first few clients to build up your portfolio and testimonials. This can help you get your foot in the door and demonstrate the value you can provide.
  5. Leverage your own podcast: If you have your own podcast, use it as a platform to showcase your skills and attract potential clients. Mention your production services and encourage listeners to reach out.
  6. Attend local events: Look for podcast-related meetups, conferences, or networking events in your area. These can be great opportunities to connect with other podcasters and introduce yourself as a potential production partner.
  7. Create a professional online presence: Develop a website, LinkedIn profile, or online portfolio that showcases your skills, experience, and previous work. This can help you appear more credible and trustworthy to potential clients.

Remember, the key is to be proactive, persistent, and provide value to potential clients. By leveraging your network, engaging with the podcast community, and demonstrating your expertise, you can increase your chances of finding your first podcast production client.

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Podcast Editing and Support - True Media Solutions
How to find or become a Podcast Editor
Are you looking for a Podcast Editor? What if your next Podcast Editor had a podcast instead of just being a random name on a discount services site? What if you could hear examples of that Podcast Editor before you reach out, and before you sign a contract or hand over your hard earned money? But I am "just" a hobby podcaster, I don't have a big budget like the bigger shows do - I am a one person operation!! Maybe you want to work with a Podcaster Editor that could teach you from the very basics to the more indepth - go from zero to hero with tips, tricks and tools and do it yourself!

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David Campbell

Active podcaster with 8 different podcasts including this show! I produce podcasts for clients around the world. If you want to meet other great podcasters, check out our regular podcaster meetups

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