Do you wonder how to keep fresh ideas coming and not have to worry about ever saying, “What should I talk about next week on the podcast?”

If so, this podcast episode for YOU!  Coming up with episode ideas is not just a physical “ get it done” activity- but much more of a mental one!

You might think you need to do is sit down and churn out a bunch of great topics, but unfortunately, our brains aren’t wired like that. Today, I’m sharing several ways on how to look for and think about different topics for your podcast  ⁠I also share my thoughts on the Audacity privacy policy as well as the new announcement from Instagram that they will no longer be a photo-sharing app.

Make sure to tune in next week where we will continue our conversation about social media and how to market your podcast! I’ll be joined by my friend and marketing extraordinaire, Melody Belotte.

So, let’s tackle the inexperience, fatigue, and inspiration that holds you back from growing your influence and impact.

Listen in to learn more :

1. How I come up with ideas for my podcast and client podcasts
2. Look at other podcasters, social media, industry news for inspiration
3. Ask your community directly what they are wanting to learn more about
4. Don’t panic about the latest Instagram announcement
5. Don’t put all your marketing/social media  eggs in one basket

Resources:

Clickup 
MindMap Software – MindMeister | Mind42

Alternative Editing Software – Hindenburg | Reaper

Creative Cast Episode #13 with Ashley Henriott

Don’t forget to sign up for my email list and the  – 6 Steps to launch your Podcast Resource for FREE!

LISTEN OR SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE IN YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST APP:

Apple Podcasts   |   Spotify   |   Player.FM   |  Audible  |  RSS

Have you left a review for the Creative Cast?

Podcast reviews are essential for all podcasters. They provide social proof that people are enjoying your show and help others find out about the show. I would love for you to leave a review for The Creative Cast.

1. Go over to ApplePodcasts.com/TheCreativeCast; use your phone if you can.
2. Click Write a Review and Click on the five stars!
3. Bonus points, y’all – and the chance for a shoutout on the podcast! – add a quick sentence about what you enjoy about the show, something you enjoyed learning about, etc. Make sure to include your podcast name if you have one!

Transcript Coming Soon

The post How to Come Up with Topic Ideas for Podcast Episodes first appeared on Wildfire Creative Company.