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> Can I get some brutally honest feedback My gut is that you have plenty of content, and you need to organize it better and exploit SEO. Unfortunately, because
by mathgladiator 4y ago
> Can I get some brutally honest feedback
My gut is that you have plenty of content, and you need to organize it better and exploit SEO. Unfortunately, because this is for developers, the space is very saturated. Have you tried running ads for any particular sections that may be popular like #aws?
- nickjj 4y agoI haven't tried running paid ads for anything I've released (I also blog and make weekly YouTube videos). The show costs at least 6 hours of personal time per episode which translates to a Saturday or Sunday. There's also hosting costs, etc.. Paid ads would be another expense. My thought process as a developer (and I'm probably wrong) is if something is worthy then it would be spread fairly organically. If it's not spreading organically then it's not good enough because it means people aren't sharing it enough to hit that point of critical mass. I don't take it personally but it might bias my decision not to use paid ads because in my mind it would feel like burning money to get more eyeballs on content that's not good enough. It's also a tough sell to get someone to land on a podcast page and invest 30-90 minutes into listening to it if they don't know anything about the show already. > you need to organize it better Any suggestions? There's a list of podcasts broken down with tags. Each tag is clickable and each tag has its own dedicated page with a title / meta description. There's also a massive list of tags at https://runninginproduction.com/podcast/ https://runninginproduction.com/podcast/.