Based on your personality, what kind of podcast should YOU start?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What I love most about podcasting is...

  • A.
    Getting to know the host on a more personal level
  • B.
    Listening to people share their unique perspectives on a topic
  • C.
    Losing myself in a powerful or interesting story
  • D.
    Learning new facts, tips or insights
• 2.
  When I’m telling a story, I’m most likely to say a phrase like...

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    This one time in high school...
  • B.
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    Here’s what I learned...
  • C.
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    I know. Can you believe it?
  • D.
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    Have you ever been in that situation?
• 3.
  When it comes to creative projects, I feel the most excited when...

  • A.
    I’m able to use my experience to help the project succeed
  • B.
    There’s a powerful illustration, visual or story that brings the project to life
  • C.
    No one feels left out. Everyone has a seat at the table
  • D.
    I’m able to feed off and build on other people’s ideas
• 4.
  When it comes to creative projects, I feel the most frustrated when…

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    No one supports my ideas or gives feedback
  • B.
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    The project feels boring or irrelevant to real life
  • C.
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    There’s nothing unique or different about the project
  • D.
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    I’m not able to bring my full vision to life
• 5.
  On more than one occasion, people have told me that I...

  • A.
    Encouraged them get to their [life, business, faith] to the next level
  • B.
    Helped them see things in a fresh way
  • C.
    Impacted them by a story I shared
  • D.
    Gave them the courage to speak up
• 6.
  I am totally “in my groove” when I am __________.

  • A.
    Bringing perspectives together
  • B.
    Connecting one-on-one
  • C.
    Telling a story
  • D.
    Sharing my experiences and insights  
• 7.
  If my podcast could accomplish one thing, I’d want it to...

  • A.
    Give people a fresh perspective; an escape from their busy lives.
  • B.
    Bring inspiration and hope; make people smile.
  • C.
    Help people make their lives better in a specific area.
  • D.
    Introduce them to new voices, opinions and ideas.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Here's your perfect match...

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  You should start a "Solo" Podcast! 🎉A solo podcast is where YOU are the primary speaker on the show, sharing your insights, knowledge and expertise with the audience. You can occasionally have guests on the show, but for the most part, it's just you and your microphone – a match made in heaven! This style of podcast can be informative, educational, inspirational or even humorous. It all just depends on your personality, so let it shine!⚡️TIPS FOR GETTING STARTED:From now on, remember YOU are the brand of your podcast! Don’t shy away from building a personal brand through your social media channels and website.Even if you’re a natural “talker,” it's good to write out talking points of each episode. Resist the urge to “wing it” or you may ramble on and cost yourself lots of time in editing!As you prepare each show, always ask, “What’s the one thing I want people to take away from this episode?”Since you’re going “solo,” be sure to find a mentor or coach who can help you avoid “podfade” and stay excited about what you're creating. (That's why I offer Podcast Coaching!)👋 Oh Hey! I'm Tammy (in case we haven't already met...)I'm a podcast editor, producer and coach with over 15 years of audio engineering in my background. As a working mom and entrepreneur myself, I love helping women find and use their voices – especially those working in the faith-based space. I'm a former military wife, a strong advocate for children with special needs, and a big fan of Southern sweet tea. Learn more about my podcast coaching services & grab lots of free podcast resources on my website below. But the BIGGEST thing I want you to remember is this:You can do this…I believe in you!Now let's start planning that podcast!
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  Here's your perfect match...

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  You should start a "Co-Host" Podcast! 🎉A co-host podcast involves typically 2 (no more than 3) hosts who simultaneously appear on every show, interviewing each other and discussing thoughts on topics. This style of podcast can be fun, inviting, and conversational, but also has it's own challenges with time, editing and coordinating topics. ⚡️TIPS FOR GETTING STARTED:Choose your co-host wisely! If they’re not an existing business partner, you'll want to make sure they’re committed to the same goals that you are.It might feel like overkill, but draw up an agreement with your co-host outlining episode frequency, length, topics, and how the two of you will make decisions for the direction of the podcast. (You'll thank me later!)Be sure to split responsibilities. If one of you is better on the tech side, while one is more a creative planner, divide up the work. You don’t want a “dead weight” partner! You’re building together!Oftentimes it’s arguments over “creative choices” that will split up a great co-host team, so it’s good to have a neutral 3rd party (a producer or editor - like me!) to help you make production calls. Sometimes we're just too close to our work, so it's good to have an unbiased expert give us some trustworthy guidance.👋 Oh Hey! I'm Tammy (in case we haven't already met...)I'm a podcast editor, producer and coach with over 15 years of audio engineering in my background. As a working mom and entrepreneur myself, I love helping women find and use their voices – especially in those working in the faith-based space. I'm a military wife, a strong advocate for children with special needs, and a big fan of Southern sweet tea. Learn more about my podcast editing & production services & grab lots of free podcast resources on my website below. But the BIGGEST thing I want you to remember is this:You can do this…I believe in you!Now let's start planning that podcast!
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  Here's your perfect match...

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  You should start a "Narrative" Podcast! 🎉A narrative podcast relies on the power of storytelling to engage it's audience. Using drama, inflection and even sound effects, you can bring concepts to life. This style of podcast can be both entertaining and inspirational, with topics varying from season to season. Have fun with it!⚡️TIPS FOR GETTING STARTED:Keep in mind that story-telling is an art, so brush up on your outline for each episode. For example:Set the stageBuild tensionReveal the transforming momentResolve or end the story with impact.Remember, some live/in-person storytelling techniques that have worked for you will not translate to an audio-only format like podcasting (eg. facial expressions, gestures, visuals, etc.)To combat this, you can use creative editing to really dramatize and build emotion into your episodes (use of music, sound effects, quality audio, etc.)If you LOVE telling stories, but HATE the thought of editing, that’s where it's important to hire a good podcast editor (like me!) to really bring your episodes to life!👋 Oh Hey! I'm Tammy (in case we haven't already met...)I'm a podcast editor, producer and coach with over 15 years of audio engineering in my background. As a working mom and entrepreneur myself, I love helping women find and use their voices – especially in those working in the faith-based space. I'm a military wife, a strong advocate for children with special needs, and a big fan of Southern sweet tea. Learn more about my podcast editing services & grab lots of free podcast resources on my website below. But the BIGGEST thing I want you to remember is this:You can do this…I believe in you!Now let's start planning that podcast!
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  Here's your perfect match...

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  You should start a "Panel" Podcast! 🎉A panel podcast typically involves a regular host (you!) who coordinates conversations with as many as 4-5 guests at one time. The group shares varying opinions and perspectives on the topic at hand, with the host ensuring all guests get an opportunity to share. This style of podcast is a great opportunity bring several voices together, but can involve quite a bit of coordination, so brush up on those moderator skills!⚡️TIPS FOR GETTING STARTED:With panel podcasts, it’s all about creating great systems to keep you organized, on schedule and sane! The more you can schedule conversations in advance, the more time you’ll have to edit, promote and build your audience.When you’re trying to coordinate a recording between several people, I’ve found a scheduling tool like Calendly or even a Google survey form can be really helpful.Get the right equipment! You’ll need a multi-channel mixer to ensure all the voices on the podcast are level, balanced and have as little background noise as possible.Editing multiple tracks can be time-consuming, but definitely doable, so if you’re starting to feel intimidated, my podcast launch package will help you get set up the right way. 👋 Oh Hey! I'm Tammy (in case we haven't already met...)I'm a podcast editor, producer and coach with over 15 years of audio engineering in my background. As a working mom and entrepreneur myself, I love helping women find and use their voices – especially in those working in the faith-based space. I'm a military wife, a strong advocate for children with special needs, and a big fan of Southern sweet tea. Learn more about my podcast launch services & grab lots of free podcast resources on my website below. But the BIGGEST thing I want you to remember is this:You can do this…I believe in you!Now let's start planning that podcast!