Episode 51

Why You Need a Strong Elevator Pitch for Your Podcast

When it comes to promoting your podcast, a strong elevator pitch can be the most effective way to do so. Here's why.

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I've spoken before in an earlier episode

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about why you need a podcast trailer

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and how it can help your show,

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but you also need a strong elevator pitch for your podcast.

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If you're unsure what an elevator pitch is,

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it's essentially a brief way of introducing your podcast

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and sharing the key points around it

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in a really succinct manner.

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Kind of like a trailer, but a trailer's audio,

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the elevator pitch, is for when you're speaking to people.

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So why do you need an elevator pitch in the first place?

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Well, it complements your trailer

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to offer a strong, cohesive reason to listeners

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why they should turn into followers.

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It also makes it easier to sell to sponsors and advertisers

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if you can nail down exactly what your podcast is about,

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so when you're sending your media kit to potential sponsors and advertisers,

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your email, which essentially can be your elevator pitch,

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encourages them to open your media kit.

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It also keeps you, the podcaster, focused on the kind of content you should be publishing

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to continue attracting listeners and turn them into followers.

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And lastly, and maybe most importantly, it really helps you build a strong brand.

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When listeners start sharing your podcast,

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they can paraphrase your elevator pitch when recommending your podcast to other people.

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If you're unsure what should be in your elevator pitch,

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there's some free templates online, and I'll also link to these in the show notes.

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so be sure to check them out after the episode.

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Until the next time, happy podcasting.

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Danny Brown

Danny Brown is the host of One Minute Podcast Tips, the show that helps you be a better podcaster in just a minute a week. He's also hosted, and co-hosted, several other podcasts - if you called him a serial podcaster, you wouldn't be wrong! He's been in the podcasting space for over 10 years, and has the scars to prove it.

He's the Head of Podcaster Support and Experience at Captivate.fm, the world's only growth-oriented podcast hosting, distribution, analytics, and monetization platform for the serious indie podcaster.

He lives in beautiful Muskoka, Ontario, Canada with his wife and two kids, where he spends winters in front of a cozy fire and summers by the lake. Well, when he finds time away from podcasting, of course...

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