Podcast Launch Plan
Settles the six decisions that determine whether a show survives — premise, format, cadence, length, audience and the point of it — before a single episode is recorded.
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Running it, start to finish
- Write the premise, the audience, and your real weekly constraints.
- Settle all six decisions before recording, and write them down.
- Batch-record the first three episodes against the template before publishing any.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Settles the six decisions that actually determine whether a show survives past episode eight.
- Reconciles cadence against the hours you really have, editing included.
- Tests the premise against ten episode titles before you record anything.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Be honest about the hours. Weekly at 45 minutes is close to a full day including editing. Most abandoned shows were scheduled optimistically.
- Narrow the audience. A show for everyone is a show nobody recommends to anyone specific, and recommendation is how podcasts grow.
- If ten titles are hard, plan a season. A finished ten-part series beats an open-ended show that stops without explanation.
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