Hey everyone! Welcome back to The Producer’s Journal Podcast. In this episode, I'll be sharing my experience with working from home, including how I've adapted to this new environment and the challenges I've faced. I'll also talk about my new microphone setup and how it has improved the quality of my recordings at home. Additionally, I'll discuss the benefits of barter deals and how they can be a great way to collaborate with other businesses. And finally, I'll share my exciting experience interviewing my local mayor and the insights I gained from that conversation.

In this episode of "Journal, A Podcast Producer's Journey," Derrick reflects on recent podcasting experiences, including improvements in studio setup and the challenges of camera angles and backdrops. He shares insights from a meeting with a client, Ben Couey, from Hempville CBD, discussing the value of podcasting for businesses. Despite the hemp industry's challenges, Ben is considering sponsoring and advertising to maintain brand awareness. Additionally, the Derrick announces plans for a longer season of The Rhythm Section Podcast, The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to engage on social media or the website for further discussion.

In this episode of the Producer's Journal, I dive into the excitement of my recent meeting with Wendy Johnson, an ad agency owner, who may help me find advertisers for my podcasts. We explore the potential of expanding my podcast network to other cities and the importance of managing expectations in the business world.

I also share a personal story about steaming curtains in my studio, highlighting the attention to detail required in my work.

In this episode, Derrick reflects on the evolution of his podcast and studio business, highlighting the challenges and changes he's faced. He discusses the importance of going back to basics, keeping content raw and organic, and shares his journey as a podcast producer and small business owner. Derrick also talks about the recent rebranding of his podcast, his struggles with consistency, and the lessons he's learned along the way. He ends the episode with a discussion about his current efforts to monetize his podcast through advertising partnerships and the value of podcasting as a marketing tool.

This episode is your ticket to unlocking the secrets of practical podcasting as a powerful tool for brand development. Derrick will guide you through the intricacies of crafting compelling content, leveraging your unique brand voice, and optimizing your podcast for maximum impact.

We talked to Vicki Azlin from Alpha Omega Veterans Services, Inc., and discussed her podcast idea that will serve and support Veterans and their struggles.

Whether you're a novice or an experienced podcaster, join us as we explore the dynamic world of podcasting, providing actionable insights and strategies to elevate your brand through the airwaves.

This episode is your ticket to unlocking the secrets of practical podcasting as a powerful tool for brand development. Derrick will guide you through the intricacies of crafting compelling content, leveraging your unique brand voice, and optimizing your podcast for maximum impact. We talked to Brandy Faulkner from DeSoto Local and discussed her podcat vision: help small businesses fight fears and kill self-doubt. Whether you're a novice or an experienced podcaster, join us as we explore the dynamic world of podcasting, providing actionable insights and strategies to elevate your brand through the airwaves.

In this compelling podcast episode, join Dr. Clay Morton as he explores the transformative power of Zoom presentations in enhancing customer engagement for his company, Morton Chiropractic Clinic. Discover invaluable insights and expert tips on leveraging this virtual platform to captivate your audience and create meaningful connections. Dr. Morton delves into the nuances of effective communication, sharing strategies that will elevate your Zoom presentations and leave a lasting impact on your customers. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to master the art of virtual presentations and elevate their customer engagement game. 

Overall, this episode provides valuable educational points on podcasting, including the challenges of booking guests, the importance of preparation and creativity, understanding the target audience, utilizing tools like Calendly and ChatGPT, building a strong social media presence, and exploring monetization options. 

In this episode of the Producers Journal podcast, host Derrick interviews Gigi Hatfield, a lifestyle, corporate, and wedding photographer. They discuss Gigi's photography business, her passion for capturing memories, and her dream of starting a podcast to educate and promote her services. Gigi shares her industry experiences and approach to making clients feel comfortable during photoshoots. The conversation also covers the potential use of video-based platforms like Zoom for her podcast, the importance of storytelling, and the value of client testimonials. Derrick advises starting a podcast, emphasizing the importance of a strong tagline and visually appealing cover art.

Today, Derrick hosts Kelly Day, a photographer and video editor specializing in high-energy sports videos. They discuss Kelly's work, her YouTube channel, and her plans to start a podcast for athlete moms. Kelly shares her experiences filming different sports and how her background in dance and choreography has aided her editing process. The conversation also explores the challenges of balancing children's sports schedules and the potential success of a locally-focused podcast.

In this podcast episode, Derrick Michaud, owner of SRP Studios, interviews Austin Winder, owner of Five and Dimes Studios. They discuss Austin's video production company, his dream podcast about travel, and the importance of having a niche for a podcast. Derrick provides advice on podcasting equipment and the structure of a podcast. They also discuss the future of video and audio content creation and touch on the potential of AI in editing. Austin shares his vision of a future where technological advancements make filming and editing incredibly efficient.

#48. Benefits of repurposing your podcast with clips

#47. Creating for your target audience on Instagram and Facebook

#46. 17 Interviews in 90 Minutes: My Experience at the Mississippi Music Awards

#45. The Art of Giving: How Pro Bono Work Can Help Your Business Thrive

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