How To Make A Weekly Podcast: A Step-By-Step Guide

<p>#Podcast #Marketing #Socialmedia</p> <p>There are three main parts of each weekly episode:</p> <ol> <li>Pre-production – &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;writing and prepping</li> <li>Production – &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;recording, editing, and mixing the final product</li> <li>Post-production – &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;creating and publishing the #Podcast package</li> </ol> <p>Hi, i’m cally, from the international institute of digital #Marketing. Let’s look at these three steps.</p> <h2><strong>Pre-production: a job well begun is half done</strong></h2> <p>Each episode has two anchor pieces – the #Podcast main thought and the interview. The interviews take about a half-hour all in all. Then, when the interview is complete, you can decide on the theme and write the #Podcast's main thoughts. Once you have the interview and the #Podcast main thought finished, you can write the script for the episode using the evernote app.</p> <p><strong>Production:</strong></p> <h3>Recording</h3> <p>This is, perhaps, the most important place to spend time learning and getting great equipment. Having a great microphone and place to record is of prime importance.</p> <p>If you can manage it, recording locally is the best. Then, it’s just a question of placing your audio files into your #Podcast editing mix.</p> <h3>Editing</h3> <p>For editing and producing, if you’re comfortable with audacityand have a relatively simple show, it could be just what you need.</p> <p>The recording and editing process is usually pretty quick. It can take anywhere from 90 minutes to three hours or so depending on how much editing you need to do on the interview.</p> <h2><strong>Post-production:</strong></h2> <h2>The post-production process involves cutting things up and getting the production package ready to ship off to the various team members for publishing and promoting.</h2> <p>At this point, you put together the entire #Podcast package for the post-production team:</p> <p>➢ Episode in mp3 format</p> <p>➢ Isolated edit of the cold ope