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One editing mistake I see a lot in podcasts?
Over-editing.
You don't need to cut every pause, breath, or "um."
Sometimes those little imperfections are what make a conversation feel real.
You're talking to humans, so let your podcast sound human, not robotic!
I can't shout this enoughhhh
Bringing in the best of the best guests won't save a poorly produced podcast.
If listeners are distracted by the production, they're paying less attention to your message, no matter who's saying it
I've listened to a lot of founder podcasts, and I keep hearing the same production mistakes.
• Audio that's distracting
• Overly long and uncut video
• Volume that's all over the place
• Episodes with no clear flow
None of these make you less credible as a founder
But...
@afh_solutions99 This was worth the read. Thank you, Fahad
I think the issue isn't sending the outreaches, it is finding who to send them to.
I see people recommending lots of places to go search for clients but they all seem to yield zero result.
Where is the best place to source for clients?
If you're producing a podcast for your business, the goal isn't to automate everything.
It's to automate the repetitive work so your team can spend more time creating content people actually want to hear.
We keep singing this same song that AI is here to replace editors in podcast production.
AI will erase repetitive tasks, but it's not replacing creative decision-making.
It can save hours by:
Generating transcripts
Cleaning up audio
Removing filler words
Identifying viral clips