Everyone drop your podcast in this post and let's all go give each other reviews!

I have been a big fan of Jacques Hopkins for awhile and I love his podcast "The Online Course Show". He interviews course creators who have had success making and selling courses. If you look at the format of his show, this has become the standard of how intros are being done. He starts with an interesting hook that talks about his guest, briefly introduces what the show is about and then goes straight into the interview. He gets into the interview at around the one minute mark. This is intentional. The faster you get to the meat of the episode, the better. Perfection in my opinion 😊 If you want to study intros or you need a new show to listen to, check this one out. I have learned a lot from it.

Someone asked me a couple of days ago about podcast trailers. It isn't required to have one, but Apple Podcasts can take up to a week to get your feed up and running. By creating a trailer, you get your RSS feed ready to go, allowing you to share your actual episodes on Apple Podcasts more quickly. People will give you other reasons, but that is the main benefit I see with making one.

Glad to be a part of the community looking forward to growing our podcast with friends. Here is our podcast any feedback would be appreciated. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/be-a-light-in-the-darkness-podcast/id1725304827

Does anyone here us Descript? If so have you had issues with garbled recordings?