Podcast Pursuit
Helping podcasters in their pursuit of podcast greatness with guides and tutorials
How to Start A Podcast
The Beginner’s Step-by-Step Guide
Podcast Guides
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The Business of Podcasting: Can You Create a Podcast Powerhouse?
Like all forms of media and entertainment, podcasting is much more than just the sharing of stories, ideas, and creativity–it is also a major business. This business model of podcasting is a shared revenue stream between a podcast platform, advertisers, and the earnings of the podcaster. But there are many variables and categories of podcasting as a business that is important to grasp. So what is the business of podcasting?
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Podcasts: The Ultimate Guide
Do you still find yourself wondering what exactly a podcast is? Are you interested in creating a podcast and have no idea where to begin? Are you struggling with the basics of podcasting and trying to understand how podcasts rank or become monetized? If so, you are not alone with these questions since podcasting is both a popular trend and a dynamic financial enterprise with a fine line between success or failure. But what are the basics of podcasting?
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15 Best Hosting Sites For Podcasting (Free & Paid Options)
I’ve put together the 15 best podcast hosting sites for podcasting for all budget levels. Podcast hosting platforms are free, freemium, and paid. I’ll take you through the features, how much it’ll cost you, and every other thing you need to know before you decide the best place to host your podcast.
Podcast Gear
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The Best Microphone Stands for the Blue Yeti
Smiling Asian woman recording podcast with Blue Yeti microphone and pop filter
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Best On-Camera Shotgun Microphones 2022
Shotgun microphones are one of the most common types of microphones used in voiceover and video production. They are the go-to in the industry for both amateurs and professionals.
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Best XLR Cables Podcasting – 2022
As a podcaster, you are likely to come across XLR microphones, or you may be considering buying one for your audio recording. You may be wondering why such a microphone uses XLR cables only. What are XLR cables anyway, and how do they work? Does it matter whether you use an XLR microphone or not?
