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As the popular saying goes “Expectation is the root of all heartache.”
Well, if you plan on securing podcast interviews with the expectation that they will be published immediately, you can expect some heartache.
That’s not to say that podcast episodes never go live swiftly after the interview takes place. There are exceptions, of course.
But when you begin your podcast interview journey, it is important to understand what the process actually looks like and set realistic expectations, especially if you have a launch or release planned.
In this episode of Podcast Ally, Account Lead Sam Brake Guia joins me to crunch the data we’ve collected during our 7 years of booking podcast guest appearances.
Listen to learn:
[01:56] How long it takes to get a response from a pitch
[04:27] Analyzing timeline data we’ve collected at Podcast Ally
[11:00] Exactly how far to plan ahead if you’re publishing a book or planning a launch
[14:49] When to approach an agency for help if you have a launch in mind
As the popular saying goes “Expectation is the root of all heartache.”
Well, if you plan on securing podcast interviews with the expectation that they will be published immediately, you can expect some heartache.
That’s not to say that podcast episodes never go live swiftly after the interview takes place. There are exceptions, of course.
But when you begin your podcast interview journey, it is important to understand what the process actually looks like and set realistic expectations, especially if you have a launch or release planned.
In this episode of Podcast Ally, Account Lead Sam Brake Guia joins me to crunch the data we’ve collected during our 7 years of booking podcast guest appearances.
Listen to learn:
We are on a mission to find out how to be the best podcast guest.