Non-traditional growth tactics (request for more!)

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Transistor.fm

If you're ever sharing a podcast episode, share a link to a podcast aggregator like Buzzsprout or Transistor. This ensures that someone can listen to it, regardless of the phone or app they use. And for when you're sharing your pod audibly, get a clean domain that you can refer them to (ex: I used to direct people to limitlesslearning.io instead of the Buzzsprout link or telling them to search for it, and I've now directed to listenandlearn.co which is set up with Pod Page.).

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Speaking of reviews... I've started using tools like ratethispodcast.com to seamlessly direct folks to post a review, regardless of their app of choice. Drop it in your show notes or call it out on your show. Don't alienate 50% of listeners by sending them to an Apple Pod page. Friction kills intent. Don't let it. Note: I've also been using a new tool called Pod Page which also makes reviewing quite easy for listeners.

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Beacons

I recently also came across a Linktree competitor called beacons.ai, but the nice thing with them is that you can embed a podcast episode there, and drive folks to provide an email once they're done listening. Side note - I've yet to try this for our show, but if anyone has used the service I'm all ears for your experience!

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