4 Things You Need Before Hiring a New Podcast Producer

It"s time we tackle a topic that can be a bit daunting – getting ready to work with a new podcast production partner. Whether you"ve been DIYing your podcast or working with another team, there are some crucial things you need to have in place to make the transition smooth and successful. Here"s the thing: we"ve onboarded clients this year who fell into two camps. Some were convinced they needed way more than they actually did, which delayed them from getting the support they needed. Others worked with production partners who were less than willing to hand over what rightfully belonged to them. Sound familiar? In this episode of The More Profitable Podcast, I"m breaking down the four essential items you need to have ready before you start with a new production partner. Trust me, having these sorted out will save you a ton of headaches and help you hit the ground running. We"re talking podcast host credentials, website access, music files, and all the creative assets that should belong to YOU. 3:00 - Why podcasters often assume they need more than they actually do and how some production partners make transitions unnecessarily difficult 6:45 - Your podcast host credentials are non-negotiable – here"s why you need access to your Libsyn, Buzzsprout, or Spotify for Podcasters account, even if you never log in 10:30 - How to properly set up website access for your podcast production team while maintaining full control over your site 14:20 - Who really owns your podcast music and intro/outro files? (Spoiler: it should be you, even if they purchase it on your behalf) 18:15 - Why every template, graphic, and creative asset made for your show belongs to you and how to ensure you get them 22:00 - The questions you absolutely must ask any potential podcast production partner before signing a contract Mentioned in 4 Things You Need Before Hiring a New Podcast Producer Production Services at Uncommonly More Podcast Strategy Intensive Rate and Review The More Profitable Podcast Send us a text Support the show