Podcast Editor's Regrets: What We Wish We Knew When We Started

#129: What do you wish you know when first starting to edit podcasts for clients?

Our panel shares their thoughts about undercharging, their lack of marketing, and a "trap" that many of us have fallen into.

Key moments:Estimate and bill for editing time to avoid undercharging and ensure profitabilityDevelop a marketing strategy and a strong portfolio to attract clientsDefine your niche and offer strategic consultation alongside editing servicesEstablish clear contracts with trial periods and retainersLeverage built-in software features rather than overspending on pluginsPrioritize continuous learning and adaptation to industry changes

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Our PanelistsAbout Andrea Klunder:

Andrea is the founder of The Creative Impostor Studios, a boutique agency producing award winning media for artists, organizations, and creative leaders.

...and she's also back with a wardrobe change.

Book a free 30 minute podcasting business consultation: bit.ly/podbizwithandrea

About Bill Stewart:

Bill has been in radio and production since 1989. Podcast Production is a side gig for his network job for companies like intuit/Quickbooks and Total Babble podcast.

Find samples of Bill's work at soundcloud.com/getstew or reach him at getstew@yahoo.com

About Chris Duckett: