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name is Errow, host of the weekly podcast Podcrashing One
on one. These episodes connect listeners to podcast specialists around
the world. The goal has always been to inform our
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Podcast hosts are usually open and always filled with a
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Crashing and Podcrashing one on one have been around since
the early part of the two thousands. The original goal
was to put focus on helping up and coming podcasters
to have the right information about hosting as well as surviving.
That idea went fifty four episodes before I adopted a
new plan. Start talking to the podcasters directly, those that
are living it. That's where the real story is. The
purpose of Podcrashing one on one is to help you
build your own platform, to promote it and maybe make
some money. This is pod Crashing one on one episode
number four hundred fifty five. Is there a day of
the week that podcast episodes should be released? Now, I'm
a radio guy. In all things that we did during
the greatest days of radio broadcast, it all centered around Thursdays. Why, well,
that's when the handwritten arbitrons arrived in people's home. Before
digital technology, radio ratings were actually determined by a listener
in the power of their pin. But what about today
it's an on demand streaming world. Is there a day
to best release a brand new episode? Well, it all
depends on two things. Who is your targeted audience and
what's your real goal? Here? I was shocked to see
that Thursdays are still being a day of best display,
except now they have to share the teamwork with Tuesdays. Yeah,
research shows listeners tap into more podcasts on those two
days because they're getting back to a normal routine. They've
got the time to finish episodes, and the attention span
of the average person is tapped into very deeply during
those days of engagement, which are Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tuesdays
being the sweetest spot of all, mainly because subject matter
has a lot to do with it. My interviewing features
do much better on Tuesdays than any other day of
the week Saturdays. By the way, lifestyle podcast. Yes, just
something to think about as you motivate yourself to take
whatever step is next. Hey, coming up next. Let's break
down the days of the week. Let's find out what's
really going on when you decide to finally post something. Hey,
I want to thank you for coming back to podcrashing
one on one. Let's go ahead and break this down now,
the days of the week, which twenty four hour period
gets the most attention and what's the subject. Mondays are
best for podcasters hosting news based programming. Another winner on
Mondays is business and podcasts about productivity. It serves as
the official kickoff of a brand new week. Now Fridays
get love from the entertainment industry, comedy, pop culture, and
into the week mindsetting. But but, but, but but keep
in mind, consistency will always beat everybody up at the calendar. Listeners,
all they really want to do is build a habit.
If you truly are mastering the plans for podcast predictability,
then you have to win every day. So is there
a better time of the day or week? Well, between
five am and eight am is the best time to
post your podcasts no matter where you are. Commuters need content.
The experts say Tuesdays between six am and seven am
are top of the shelf. That's where you need to
be if you're posting on Tuesdays. Once you have a
clear connection to your digital listener, start looking for deeper,
more plentiful adjustments. They start with being consistent. You can't
just put it up there during the times that you
think are the best and expect things to show up.
Spread it out, do the homework, and locate hot days
and misplays. While keeping in mind listeners will always find
you at any time of the day, especially if your
podcast is something that people are talking about. I'm Meerol
and that's podcrashing. One on one