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Speaker 1: How many times have you gotten in your car or

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even at work and you sit there and you say,

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I don't know what to listen to on a podcast

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because the choices seem to be so limited. Well not

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on Arrow dot net aarr Oe dot net. Twenty different

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podcasts to choose from, one of them being Beyond the Calling.

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The men and women who serve this nation. What are

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they doing after they come home? We've got the stories

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Beyond the Calling only on Arrow dot net aarr Oe

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dot net. Enjoy your exploration. Hey, what's going on? My

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name is Errow, host of the weekly podcast Podcrashing One

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on one. These episodes connect listeners to podcast specialists around

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the world. The goal has always been to inform our

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podcast community with subjects that deal with everything and beyond.

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Podcast hosts are usually open and always filled with a

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type of spirit that spreads their skills as journalists, medical specialists,

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true crime soldiers, gamblers, motivators, spiritualists, actors, as well as

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their children. There is a podcast for every subject. Pod

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Crashing and Podcrashing one on one have been around since

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the early part of the two thousands. The original goal

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was to put focus on helping up and coming podcasters

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to have the right information about hosting as well as surviving.

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That idea went fifty four episodes before I adopted a

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new plan. Start talking to the podcasters directly, those that

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are living it. That's where the real story is. The

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purpose of Podcrashing one on one is to help you

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build your own platform, to promote it and maybe make

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some money. This is pod Crashing one on one episode

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number four hundred fifty five. Is there a day of

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the week that podcast episodes should be released? Now, I'm

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a radio guy. In all things that we did during

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the greatest days of radio broadcast, it all centered around Thursdays. Why, well,

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that's when the handwritten arbitrons arrived in people's home. Before

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digital technology, radio ratings were actually determined by a listener

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in the power of their pin. But what about today

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it's an on demand streaming world. Is there a day

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to best release a brand new episode? Well, it all

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depends on two things. Who is your targeted audience and

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what's your real goal? Here? I was shocked to see

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that Thursdays are still being a day of best display,

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except now they have to share the teamwork with Tuesdays. Yeah,

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research shows listeners tap into more podcasts on those two

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days because they're getting back to a normal routine. They've

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got the time to finish episodes, and the attention span

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of the average person is tapped into very deeply during

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those days of engagement, which are Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuesdays

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being the sweetest spot of all, mainly because subject matter

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has a lot to do with it. My interviewing features

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do much better on Tuesdays than any other day of

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the week Saturdays. By the way, lifestyle podcast. Yes, just

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something to think about as you motivate yourself to take

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whatever step is next. Hey, coming up next. Let's break

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down the days of the week. Let's find out what's

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really going on when you decide to finally post something. Hey,

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I want to thank you for coming back to podcrashing

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one on one. Let's go ahead and break this down now,

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the days of the week, which twenty four hour period

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gets the most attention and what's the subject. Mondays are

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best for podcasters hosting news based programming. Another winner on

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Mondays is business and podcasts about productivity. It serves as

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the official kickoff of a brand new week. Now Fridays

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get love from the entertainment industry, comedy, pop culture, and

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into the week mindsetting. But but, but, but but keep

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in mind, consistency will always beat everybody up at the calendar. Listeners,

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all they really want to do is build a habit.

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If you truly are mastering the plans for podcast predictability,

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then you have to win every day. So is there

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a better time of the day or week? Well, between

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five am and eight am is the best time to

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post your podcasts no matter where you are. Commuters need content.

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The experts say Tuesdays between six am and seven am

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are top of the shelf. That's where you need to

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be if you're posting on Tuesdays. Once you have a

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clear connection to your digital listener, start looking for deeper,

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more plentiful adjustments. They start with being consistent. You can't

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just put it up there during the times that you

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think are the best and expect things to show up.

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Spread it out, do the homework, and locate hot days

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and misplays. While keeping in mind listeners will always find

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you at any time of the day, especially if your

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podcast is something that people are talking about. I'm Meerol

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and that's podcrashing. One on one