How I Analyze Data for My Anchor Podcast
I am a podcast producer for People, Talking People and cre8tives.co — the podcast. Part of my role is to do some market research to see the things we can do to grow, obtain, and retain listeners.
I recently checked some stats for the podcast on Anchor.fm and found some remarkable data: my top performing episode is a) one I edited and b) one I created a blog post for.
So I started thinking: what are the next most performing episodes and how are they performing against the top performing episode?
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This is a part of my process in becoming a Podcast Ninja. Watch me as I create a website hosting the podcasts, create Facebook and Instagram ads leading to the website, and create MailChimp automation to retain listeners. You can find my entire process here.
Wix.com allows users to add RSS feed to their website. This allows users to host podcasts, music, or other media on their Wix site. I am going to show you how you can add your Anchor.fm podcast’s RSS feed to your Wix site.
Step 1: Open your Wix editor
Make sure you have your Wix…
This is a part of my process in becoming a Podcast Ninja. Watch me as I create a website hosting the podcasts, create Facebook and Instagram ads leading to the website, and create MailChimp automation to retain listeners. You can find my entire process here.
This week was all about learning Mailchimp
With my Wix site published and my marketing ads ready to go, it is finally time for adding Mailchimp integrations on my website. If you need a refresher on my Week 3 progress, go ahead and check out this link.
My latest addition to my Podcast Ninja Wix site is this Mailchimp signup form embed…
This is a part of my process in becoming a Podcast Ninja. Watch me as I create a website hosting the podcasts, create Facebook and Instagram ads leading to the website, and create MailChimp automation to retain listeners. You can find my entire process here.
This week was all about drafting some ads for Instagram and Facebook
Now that I have my website published, creating advertisements for it was the next step. I used Notion as my tool to document the ads’ content and acceptance criteria. You can view the ads that I created here.
My goal with the ads is to create awareness specifically for the new site. I created them…
This is a part of my process in becoming a Podcast Ninja. Watch me as I create a website hosting the podcasts, create Facebook and Instagram ads leading to the website, and create MailChimp automation to retain listeners. You can find my entire process here.
This week was all about drafting my website
When it comes to design, I work my best when I have references. I used a Wix.com album release template to create a rough draft of my website. I then removed elements I did not need and added elements from my list of acceptance criteria (written in my Project Outline).
This is my landing page for how I became a Podcast Ninja in 30 days. Watch me as I create a website hosting two podcasts, create Facebook and Instagram ads leading to the website, and create MailChimp automation to retain listeners. My end goal is to use the website to create a mailing list and connect it to MailChimp for podcast updates.
Here is My Process from Beginning to End!
Week 1: I scheduled my project for ease of workflow
- I learned how to make an outline for my product
- Building a schedule allows for clear priorities and action steps
- Documentation is critical for this project
This is a part of my process in becoming a Podcast Ninja. Watch me as I create a website hosting the podcasts, create Facebook and Instagram ads leading to the website, and create MailChimp automation to retain listeners. You can find my entire process here.
Introduction
I am working on a project as podcast producer for The Cre8tives.co Podcast and People, Talking People podcasts. I want to create a “one stop shop” for listeners to play both podcast’s content for ease of access. The plus for the listener is the connected content, and the plus for my clients is the ability…
People Talking People is a part of the WanderBarn Podcast Network. You can check our podcast, People Talking People, along with other great podcasts in the network here.
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Jermaine McClellan
I am 19-year-old professional with four years of sound engineering, studio/artist/project management, and talent acquisition all at once. Nice to meet you.
