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Hey there! In this awesome episode of #InTheLab, Ankur Garg (your podcasting guide) takes on a common challenge faced by many podcasters: how to ask for support from your existing network, including followers, close friends, and family. Ankur dives into why seeking this initial support is important and how it can kickstart your podcast's growth and credibility.
Hey there, welcome to another episode of #InTheLab! Today, we're diving deep into the art of creating a captivating podcast thumbnail. You know, that little image that's your first and often only chance to make a lasting impression on potential listeners.
Hey! Welcome to another fantastic episode of the #InTheLab Podcast hosted by Ankur Garg. In this episode, Ankur dives into the game-changing acquisition of Anchor.fm by Spotify – a pivotal moment in the podcasting world. He explores the fascinating history, accessibility, and incredible impact this acquisition has had.
Hey there, welcome to another awesome episode of #InTheLab with your host Ankur Garg! In this episode, Ankur is all about urging bloggers to level up their content creation game by diving into the world of podcasting. Now, we all know bloggers are fantastic with the written word, but Ankur presents some seriously compelling reasons for them to step into the exciting realm of podcasting.
In this awesome episode of the #InTheLab Podcast, hosted by Ankur Garg, you'll get an exclusive peek behind the scenes into the tools and equipment that power his successful podcasting journey. Ankur starts off by talking about Fantastical, this amazing app within the Apple ecosystem that manages his complex schedule across 18 calendars. It's seriously a lifesaver when it comes to scheduling podcast recordings and coordinating remote interviews with Zoom.
In this engaging episode of the #InTheLab podcast, Ankur K Garg (AKG), your host, shares insights on the power of audio-only content on social media. He highlights how sharing audio content has expanded their following and attracted new subscribers and followers across multiple platforms. He emphasizes the effectiveness of voice messages on dating platforms and the curiosity they generate, showcasing the potential of audio content in disrupting the usual content consumption patterns.
In this episode of the #InTheLab Podcast, your host Ankur K Garg (AKG) shares a unique and intriguing experiment: how to transform spam outreach into legitimate business opportunities. He opens by expressing his disdain for spam emails and messages, the kind that offer web design services or SEO analysis. He emphasizes that despite the initial annoyance, he responds to each one of these messages and emails, sharing how he has successfully converted these conversations into business deals for his agency.
In this episode of the #InTheLab Podcast, your host Ankur K Garg (AKG) delves into the pervasive issue of imposter syndrome in entrepreneurship. He begins by defining an entrepreneur as someone with the audacity to challenge existing norms and convince others to adopt their innovative approaches. AKG acknowledges that imposter syndrome is a common challenge for founders who constantly question the validity of their ideas, especially in the face of setbacks.
In this episode of the #InTheLab Podcast, your host Ankur K Garg (AKG) dives deep into the art of creating engagement on social media platforms. He begins by addressing the common struggle of getting audiences to interact with posts, especially when breaking away from the norm of passive scrolling. He emphasizes the need to retrain the audience to engage actively by disrupting their habitual content consumption patterns.
Welcome to the #InTheLab Podcast with your host Ankur K Garg (AKG) as he shares insights on how adopting his mindset can strengthen your branding. In this episode he emphasizes the incredible benefits of podcasting, noting that over 75% of the US population subscribes to podcasts, making it a cultural shift and a valuable growth hack. Ankur highlights the low cost of entry into podcasting, with budget-friendly options like a $20 USB microphone or even using a smartphone's voice memo application. Free tools like Podcaster by Spotify can assist with editing and distribution, but investing more in equipment can yield better results.
