Soundboard #2: new podcasts, upgrades, and Jamit tips

Soundboard #2: new podcasts, upgrades, and Jamit tips

Hey Tribe,

We are so excited to write to you again. Here’s a rundown of everything that went down in Jamit HQ since our last edition:

  •  Jamit's beta web app is live!! After 2+ years of hard work, we have created a paradise for new and seasoned audio storytellers, voice creators, and podcasters. Jamit’s audio entertainment platform is perfect for diverse creators who want to monetize their voices and build a global fan base of listeners and subscribers. Sign up here and start telling your story.
  • We have added 4 new podcasts to our podcast network and we cannot wait for you to listen to their debut episodes.. 
  • Slow Wisdom, hosted by Latifa and Louis, is a transformative podcast that features intergenerational, cross-border, and intercultural conversations.s. Latifa and Louis kick things off with their debut episode titled ‘Luxury of Mistakes’ where they explore the transformative power of embracing our errors and setbacks. 
  • It's Funny How, is a thought-provoking and humorous podcast hosted by Safa Kadiri aimed to create self-awareness and encourage critical thinking. Its first episode titled ‘Chivalry is Dead’ delves into the decay of chivalry and overall decency in today’s society.
  • You Need to Relax, is a comedy and lifestyle podcast hosted by Wendy who masterfully weaves together the tapestry of life's hard-hitting moments into a delightful, funny, and light-hearted narrative. Her first episode titled ‘50 Shades of Pain’, sees Wendy sharing a sexcapade story that went sour very quickly
  • Coming in from JoBurg is ‘No Duct Tape’ hosted by Ephy. This podcast embraces vulnerability and inclusion while exploring the challenges and triumphs of young adulthood. You can listen to the trailer now on Jamit as the first episode drops on Thursday, Aug 17, 2023
  • We got Ajay, host of ‘Date, Sex and Love’, to answer some fun questions about herself. Want to know more about the host of the chart-topping relationship podcast, read her Jamit Spotlight article here. We also caught up with Samuel Kemeshi, host of the Made In Africa podcast. Read Samuel's spotlight here.

Jamit Tips

Starting a podcast takes effort and dedication, but by staying true to your vision and consistently delivering value to your audience, you can find success and growth on your podcast journey. Here are some tips and tricks to help you grow your podcast.

  1. Define Your Niche: Before you start, identify a specific niche or topic you're passionate about. The more specific you are, the more likely you are to attract a dedicated audience.
  2. Invest in Good Equipment: Start with a good quality microphone and headphones. Good audio quality is crucial in podcasting. Record quality audio using Jamit’s Virtual Studio.
  3. Plan Ahead: Script or outline your episodes in advance. This doesn’t mean you need to read verbatim, but having a clear structure will help your content flow and ensure you cover all the points you intend to.
  4. Keep It Consistent: Set and stick to a publishing schedule, whether it's weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. Consistency helps in building an audience as they know when to expect new content.
  5. Engage with Your Audience: Respond to comments, emails, or social media interactions from your listeners. Consider incorporating listener questions or feedback into your episodes.
  6. Edit and Polish: You don’t need to be a professional audio engineer to do this and thankfully, Jamit’s Virtual Studio comes with an in-built audio editor that can remove long pauses, excessive "umms", "ahhs", and other mistakes. 
  7. Create an Attractive Cover Art and Title: Your podcast’s name and cover art are often the first things potential listeners will see. Make sure they are compelling, clear, and relevant to your content.
  8. Promote Your Podcast: Share your episodes on social media, collaborate with other podcasters, or consider guesting on other podcasts. Don't be afraid to cross-promote.
  9. Get Feedback: Seek feedback from friends, family, or dedicated listeners. They might offer valuable insights or constructive criticism that can help you improve.
  10. Stay Informed and Keep Learning: The podcasting world is always evolving. Joining the Jamit Tribe is a good way to stay updated with the latest trends, tools, and best practices. 

We hope these tips help you create your special story to share with us and the rest of the world.

Talk soon,

Nancy at Jamit🎧


Awajieton Ijah

Customer Care Executive || International Development Professional || Administrator || Sound Designer || Live sound engineer

1y

@

Like
Reply

To view or add a comment, sign in

Insights from the community

Others also viewed

Explore topics