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Why You Don’t Need Big Download Numbers to Get Big Guests, Sponsors, and Deals

Episode 387 Published 3 months, 1 week ago
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If you’ve been telling yourself that bigger downloads are the reason other podcasts land better guests, sponsors, and opportunities, think again. 

PR and media experts Bridget Sicsko and Lydia Bagarozza are breaking down what actually gets small podcasts taken seriously, and how you can get quoted and featured in top media and PR publications to build social proof for your show with fewer than 100 downloads an episode. 

If you want dream guests, sponsors, and big opportunities to come your way without waiting around for your downloads to grow, hit play and let’s dive in. 

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1:15 – Why It's a Myth That Bigger Shows Get Better Opportunities

6:30 – How Listeners Really Decide Whether to Trust Your Podcast

11:20 – Why Media Wants You to Pitch Them About Your Show

13:55 – What Makes a Podcast Feel Legit Right Away

16:40 – How Being a Small Show Can Actually Work in Your Favor

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