Danny Brown

So things like Patreon, buy me a coffee, direct sponsors, premium and exclusive episodes, merchandise, affiliate marketing and more. Many podcast and hosting companies also offer great options like memberships, private podcasts, etc.

So things like Patreon, buy me a coffee, direct sponsors, premium and exclusive episodes, merchandise, affiliate marketing and more. Many podcast and hosting companies also offer great options like memberships, private podcasts, etc.

By keeping multiple options open and not restricted to a single platform, you'll also be better positioned to manage if one of these options are no longer available to you, which can make a huge difference to your revenue goals. I talk about this a bit more in depth over at my Be A Better Podcaster newsletter, and I'll leave a link to that in the show notes so you can check it out.

By keeping multiple options open and not restricted to a single platform, you'll also be better positioned to manage if one of these options are no longer available to you, which can make a huge difference to your revenue goals. I talk about this a bit more in depth over at my Be A Better Podcaster newsletter, and I'll leave a link to that in the show notes so you can check it out.

Until the next time, happy podcasting. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy one-minute podcast tips, be sure to share with your friends and other podcasters so they can enjoy it too. Until the next time, happy podcasting.

Until the next time, happy podcasting. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy one-minute podcast tips, be sure to share with your friends and other podcasters so they can enjoy it too. Until the next time, happy podcasting.

I'm Danny Brown, and you're listening to One Minute Podcast Tips, the show that helps you be a better podcaster in just a minute a week. If you enjoy the show and want to support it, you can do that with a donation of your choosing at oneminutepodcasttips.com forward slash support. And thanks so much for supporting. And now this week's episode.

I'm Danny Brown, and you're listening to One Minute Podcast Tips, the show that helps you be a better podcaster in just a minute a week. If you enjoy the show and want to support it, you can do that with a donation of your choosing at oneminutepodcasttips.com forward slash support. And thanks so much for supporting. And now this week's episode.

podcast trailer is grateful and potential listeners what your show is about as well as helping promote your show across social media newsletters and elsewhere how long should a podcast trailer be well one thing you remember is it's not the same as a podcast introductory episode an introductory episode is more like a normal episode and can last anywhere between five and ten minutes a trailer on the other hand is short punchy and is meant to act as a quick way for you to tell listeners what to expect from your podcast

podcast trailer is grateful and potential listeners what your show is about as well as helping promote your show across social media newsletters and elsewhere how long should a podcast trailer be well one thing you remember is it's not the same as a podcast introductory episode an introductory episode is more like a normal episode and can last anywhere between five and ten minutes a trailer on the other hand is short punchy and is meant to act as a quick way for you to tell listeners what to expect from your podcast

Ideally, a trailer should have who you are, what the podcast is about, what listeners can expect as takeaways, how often you publish, what days you publish and where to find your podcast. The length of time can vary, but most effective trailers are normally between 60 and 90 seconds. That's long enough to get across what you need and short enough to keep it punchy.

Ideally, a trailer should have who you are, what the podcast is about, what listeners can expect as takeaways, how often you publish, what days you publish and where to find your podcast. The length of time can vary, but most effective trailers are normally between 60 and 90 seconds. That's long enough to get across what you need and short enough to keep it punchy.

Until the next time, happy podcasting. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy One Minute Podcast tips, be sure to share with your friends and other podcasters so they can enjoy it too. Until the next time, happy podcasting.

Until the next time, happy podcasting. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy One Minute Podcast tips, be sure to share with your friends and other podcasters so they can enjoy it too. Until the next time, happy podcasting.

2024 is finally over, thank goodness, but we're hoping to delay finding out what 2025 has in store by staying in bed with the lights off.

2024 is finally over, thank goodness, but we're hoping to delay finding out what 2025 has in store by staying in bed with the lights off.

2024 is finally over, thank goodness, but we're hoping to delay finding out what 2025 has in store by staying in bed with the lights off.

While we try to remain blissfully unaware that a new year has even begun, we want to salvage the reputation of the last one a little by bringing you some of the highlights of our show. Let's start with Kristen Kish, who joined us in Milwaukee, where she had just filmed her first season as the new host of Top Chef.

While we try to remain blissfully unaware that a new year has even begun, we want to salvage the reputation of the last one a little by bringing you some of the highlights of our show. Let's start with Kristen Kish, who joined us in Milwaukee, where she had just filmed her first season as the new host of Top Chef.

While we try to remain blissfully unaware that a new year has even begun, we want to salvage the reputation of the last one a little by bringing you some of the highlights of our show. Let's start with Kristen Kish, who joined us in Milwaukee, where she had just filmed her first season as the new host of Top Chef.