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You only get one shot to win over a new podcast listener. Which means you need to make your first impression count. That's where we come in. In every episode, we roast one of our listener's show's podcast packaging to identify what they're doing well to attract new listeners... and where they're likely turning people off. Step by step, we walk through the typical podcast listener acquisition process and dissect each show's title, cover art, show description, episode titles & descriptions, and more. Along the way, we break down the hidden psychology that causes listeners to choose one show over another, offer personalized marketing suggestions, and share our opinions on what works when it comes to podcast growth. If you're looking to increase your discoverability and improve your podcast listener acquisition, we'd love for you to join us, and—if you dare—submit your own show to be seasoned, skewered, and roasted by leaving us a review with your show name.
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A podcast is only as good as its concept. But even a great concept is only as good as the messaging and packaging that communicates it to potential listeners. Messaging and copywriting are two of the most neglected (and yet vitally important) aspects of podcast marketing & growth and in this episode, we're dissecting the show Family Proclamations to highlight how a fascinating concept is getting lost in underwhelming messaging. 🛠️ Resources Family Proclamations (Now: Relationscapes) The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 01:06 First impressions: Analyzing the title & cover art 03:02 The role of font selection in cover art design 07:22 Trailer feedback & analysis 12:36 Dissecting the show description 14:05 How a compelling podcast premise boosts the entire show 17:51 Title and tagline: Conveying the essence of your show 23:03 Analyzing listener reviews for insights 25:45 Leveraging custom episode artwork 28:29 Episode title and description feedback 30:46 The pitfalls of interview podcasts 36:35 Why you’re not just competing against other podcasts
A podcast can be beautifully produced, feature fascinating guests, and contain original, interesting content. But if potential listeners don't immediately understand what they'll get from listening, it's going to be hard to grow. In this roast, we dissect Global Health Pursuit by Hetal Baman, a show that on the surface has a lot going for it… and try to get to the bottom of why someone would choose to listen and how she can better communicate that. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Global Health Pursuit The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:53 First impressions: Title and Cover art analysis 03:25 Podcast description dissection 03:52 Show description archetypes 06:09 Leveraging the “Rule of 3” in your copy and content 08:29 Avoid phrases like "Cut the Fluff" 10:01 What is the Job to be Done of this show? 14:52 How to nail your episode introductions 17:34 Should you use pull quotes in episode intros or not? 22:09 Concept ideation: The travel-health mashup 33:05 Defining your podcast's ideal listener 35:27 The power of listener surveys and honest feedback 36:22 The problem with 5-star reviews 38:55 How you might be unconsciously blocking useful feedback 40:59 Soliciting constructive criticism: a strategy for growth 42:34 Avoiding hypotheticals: Use The Mom Test for podcast feedback
Everyone wants to monetize. But few creators realize that monetization comes at a cost, especially when you attempt it too soon. So how soon is too soon? And what is the hidden cost of monetization? In this roast, we break down the Daily Sports History podcast and tease apart the answers to these questions and more. We also offer practical tips this show can implement immediately to improve its marketing by boosting discoverability, new listener acquisition, and listener retention. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Daily Sports History Grammarly Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:29 Introducing Daily Sports History 00:53 Are you limiting your podcast's discoverability? 02:29 First impressions: Analyzing cover art 07:11 Pros & cons of the show's podcast description 10:44 Rethinking titles for better audience connection & relevance 12:43 Should this show consider rebranding? 26:04 The First-Minute Test 27:15 The trade-offs between monetization and growth 33:12 How good does your audio quality need to be? 35:12 Leveraging ratings and reviews for podcast growth 35:59 Engaging your audience for content ideas and community building 36:44 Invitation to get your podcast roasted
From the outside, today's roastee appears to be... well, a mind-numbingly boring show. Peel back the layers, however, and you'll discover a show with a fresh and fascinating take on its topic. But therein lies the problem. While this show has a unique angle on its topic, is it being held back by packaging that doesn't clearly communicate that hook? Let's find out. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Tara Vander Dussen and Natalie Kovarik's podcast Discover Ag Tim Ferriss 58Ember David Perell Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:38 Introducing our roastee, Discover Ag 00:55 First impressions based on the show packaging 01:25 Cover art analysis 02:38 Deciphering the show's title and description 03:39 Packaging confusions and contradictions 09:35 Rating the episode titles & descriptions 12:43 Why we're still not sure who this show is for 13:33 Listen test: Impressions based on the first minute 17:00 Analyzing the show's trailer 23:57 Should this show rebrand or reposition themselves? 27:27 Do attractive people have a leg up in podcasting? 32:56 Summarizing the roast: Key takeaways and suggestions
A magnetic show concept gives you an unfair advantage over every other show on your topic, even in the most crowded spaces. In the crowded world of book reviews and author interviews, This Queer Book Saved My Life stands out both through its combination of narrow niche and unique & compelling concept. In this roast, we dissect what makes this show work from a packaging perspective, as well as some of the improvements the host, J.P. Der Boghossian could make to increase the show's discovery and listener acquisition. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to JP Der Boghossian's podcast This Queer Book Saved My Life Krista Tippett's podcast On Being Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:12 Introducing the roastee 00:58 First impressions: Title and artwork analysis 01:37 Deep dive into the show's concept and title 04:32 How we'd tweak the show description 09:07 Episode title and description teardown 09:15 Pros & cons of cross-posting different shows on one feed 10:29 Leveraging book titles for discoverability 12:31 Some of the best episode descriptions we've seen 14:21 Addressing negative reviews and trolls 15:25 Custom episode artwork opportunities 18:47 One major potential opportunity for improvement 20:22 The value of a podcast website
Tim Ferriss is one of the most successful podcasters of all time. Sure, he got started early and has been creating his show for more than a decade. That helps. But you don't get to a billion all-time downloads by accident. Clearly, Tim is doing something right. It should come as no surprise that along Tim's long, slow march to success, he's inspired more than a few (or perhaps more than a few thousand) up-and-coming podcasters to follow in his footsteps and start their own shows. Like Tim, many of these shows aim to "get inside the minds of world-class performers" and share the takeaways with their listeners. But while the concept has clearly worked for Tim, it begs the question: Is it actually possible for a new podcaster starting today to follow the Tim Ferriss playbook to success? In today's roast, we dissect one of these shows, DSTLLD, by Blake Bottrill to find out. In this roast, we cover: Reducing the friction in your discovery process Improving your show's "legibility" How to differentiate yourself from better-known, more successful shows in your category Aligning your marketing strategy with your goals How massive shows from Tim Ferriss & Jordan Harbinger got to where they are And more 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Blake Bottrill's DSTLLD podcast Jordan Harbinger Show Tim Ferriss "3 Books" by Neil Pasricha Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:57 Roasting the DSTLLD Podcast: First Impressions 01:38 The importance of clear, searchable naming 06:52 Cover art teardown 09:05 Podcast description teardown & ideation 10:39 How to compete with established shows by finding your unique angle 18:07 Packaging individual episodes 22:27 How to become the next Tim Ferriss or Jordan Harbinger 30:06 Final thoughts and recommendations for growth
In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast Meredith Brasher's podcast, Insurance vs History. We break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to improve your podcast cover art, title, show description, SEO, and episode titles to improve your podcast discoverability and get more listeners. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Insurance vs History Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:38 First impressions: cover art & title 03:36 Why is this boring topic so intriguing? 04:36 How the description can better draw listeners in 13:48 Using Anchors & Associations to help listeners understand your show 17:40 Using the author tag to reinforce host credibility 23:55 Why your background as a host matters & how to leverage it 25:03 Unpacking the simple but enticing episode titles & why they work 28:40 Using teaser or trailer episodes to give people a taste of your show 29:35 How this show could leverage custom episode art 33:49 How we would market a story-driven show to increase listenership 40:00 Real-time cover art experiments
In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast Open to Criticism's podcast's packaging. We break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to improve your podcast cover art, title, show description, SEO, and episode titles to improve your podcast discoverability and get more listeners. From leveraging resources like ChatGPT to non-designer design tips, there are easy ways to make small tweaks to make a big impact. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Wendy Lloyd's Open to Criticism Podcast Nat Kadlack ChatGPT Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:40 First impressions on Open to Criticism's podcast packaging 01:06 Assessing the show's cover art 01:51 Color choices and design insights 04:14 Breaking down the podcast description 08:49 Advice for crafting a more compelling podcast description 13:59 Exploring audience targeting and how it affects a show's packaging 16:14 A ChatGPT hack for testing your messaging 18:52 Why you need to look for an audience that's already "in motion" 21:34 Optimizing episode titles and descriptions for engagement 22:44 How to do custom artwork well 25:22 Leveraging strong, punchy episode titles 29:29 The complexities of creating good podcast custom episode artwork 39:43 Final thoughts on enhancing a podcast's overall appeal
In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast Dirk Hoffman-Becking's History of the Germans podcast's packaging. We break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to improve your podcast cover art, title, show description, SEO, and episode titles to improve your podcast discoverability and get more listeners. Specifically, we discuss: Advantages and pitfalls of serialized shows SEO opportunities Standing out by aiming narrow Doing a clear "Job" And lots more 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to History of the Germans Mark Manson Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:46 First impressions of History of the Germans 01:04 Episodic vs. serial podcasts pros & cons 02:18 Exploring Apple Podcast channels 05:59 Cover art and first impressions 06:48 The power of a well-defined Job to be Done 10:22 Title and description breakdown 13:26 Dissecting the episode titles 15:52 A major pitfall of long-running serialized shows (and how to fix it) 21:38 A big opportunity to stand out in any niche 24:38 Leveraging SEO and website optimization 34:53 Final critiques and suggestions
In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast a beloved tech podcast, @PrimaryTechShow , from @beardfm , the former host of @AppleInsider . We break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to leverage your reputation as a host, lean into status games, and how positioning and differentiation can help to expand listenership and your audience. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Primary Technology Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 0:00 Intro 00:29 Introduction to Primary Technology 00:48 First impressions of the show packaging 02:12 Dissecting the cover art and title 05:25 The power of leveraging your reputation as a host 08:41 Breaking down episode titles and descriptions 20:19 Understanding genre conventions 21:00 How to use listener surveys to create better content & titles 22:01 Topic-based shows and listener engagement 23:26 How to create great custom episode art 30:10 The real value of creating a show trailer
Intentional vibe setting, why people unsubscribe from podcasts, implicit and explicit context, podcast SEO strategy, sharpening your episode titles, and more. In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast Cracking Copy's podcast's packaging. We break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to improve your podcast cover art, title, show description, SEO, and episode titles to improve your podcast discoverability and get more listeners. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Cracking Copy Podcast Growth Guide Thread: Why people unsubscribe from podcasts Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 0:00 Intro 00:32 About Cracking Copy 00:59 Initial packaging impressions 04:24 Should you use the word "podcast" in your artwork or title? 06:18 Dissecting the title & show description 14:27 How to use copywriting techniques in your show's description 16:40 The episode title scroll test 34:21 How to improve your custom episode artwork 38:36 The real reason to create a teaser episode 39:53 Our key takeaways
In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast The Empowered Stepmom's podcast's packaging. We break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to improve your podcast cover art, title, show description, SEO, and episode titles to improve your podcast discoverability and get more listeners. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to The Empowered Stepmom Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 0:00 Intro 00:41 First impressions of the cover art 08:47 Assessing the show's title 13:41 Breaking down the show description 19:21 The importance of listener-orienting your copy 26:09 How to best use the author byline 27:12 Assessing the episode titles and descriptions 30:57 Live adjustments to the show's packaging 34:39 How to submit your show for a roast
In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast the How Fitting podcast's packaging to break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to improve your podcast cover art, title, show description, SEO, and episode titles. Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:40 First Impressions of the Podcast Packaging 01:54 Analyzing the Podcast Cover Art 05:22 Analyzing the Podcast Name 07:11 Analyzing the Show's Description 16:20 Analyzing the Episode Titles 24:51 Custom Artwork 28:42 Key Takeaways & Recommendations 31:50 How to Submit Your Show for an Audit
In this episode of Roast My Podcast, we roast @witsandweights podcast packaging to break down what's working, what's not, and what you can learn to improve your podcast cover art, title, show description, SEO, and episode titles. 🛠️ Resources Subscribe to Wits & Weights Subscribe to Roast My Podcast Subscribe to our other shows: Killer Concept — a podcast breaking down the dark art and subtle science of making marketable podcasts, where in every episode, we start with a generic topic… and step-by-step, develop it into a must-listen, category-dominating show. Podcast Marketing Trends Explained — a data-driven podcast growth show, where in every episode, we unpack a different piece of podcast marketing data to help you make smarter decisions about your show instead of relying on recycled advice and surface-level tactics. 📈 More from Podcast Marketing Academy Subscribe to The Scrappy Podcasting Newsletter Get your free personalized podcast marketing audit Join the Podcast Marketing Academy Membership for ongoing podcast marketing support 🎙️ More from @TransistorPodcasting Try Transistor podcast hosting free for 14 days Follow @TransistorPodcasting for more podcasting tips & tutorials Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 01:14 First Impressions of the Podcast Packaging 04:18 Analyzing the Podcast Name 06:43 Analyzing the Podcast Cover Art 12:47 Analyzing the Show's Description 18:05 Analyzing the Episode Titles 22:19 Comparing the Artwork to Other Competing Shows 25:37 Optimizing the Show for SEO Discovery 30:27 How to Submit Your Show for an Audit
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