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TIPS: 7 Reasons Why You Should (and shouldn't) Hire A Podcast Editor

TIPS: 7 Reasons Why You Should (and shouldn't) Hire A Podcast Editor

Published 9 months, 3 weeks ago
Description

“Just because someone knows how to edit a podcast doesn’t mean they should.”

Thinking of hiring a podcast editor — or going full DIY? In this episode of Smarter Podcasting, I share the real pros and cons of outsourcing editing vs. doing it yourself.

From saving time to avoiding costly mistakes, I’ll walk you through what editing actually involves, what to look out for when hiring, and why quality always trumps convenience.

This is your no-BS guide to making smarter editing decisions that grow your podcast and save your sanity.

 You’ll Learn:
•Why editing your podcast yourself could be costing you hundreds
•What separates good editors from the ones who ruin your show
•How better audio = better retention = bigger growth
•When you absolutely should not hire an editor
•Why premium editors charge more — and how to tell if they’re worth it

Timestamps

00:00 – The myth of “natural” podcasts
01:10 – 7 reasons to hire (or not hire) an editor
03:00 – Your time vs. editing time
06:15 – Sound is your first impression
09:00 – AI tools: useful or garbage?
12:00 – What makes an editor worth it
18:00 – The RGB lightbulb analogy (yes, really)
20:00 – Why DIY still works — if you do it right

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•SevenMillionBikes.com
•SaigonPodcastStudio.com

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