Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 10:26 — 8.4MB) | Embed

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | RSS

5 Ways To Repurpose Podcast Episodes And Deliver Awesome Value To A Wider Audience

Share this Episode:

• Click to Tweet

Links Mentioned:

• www.CallAshRoy.com
• www.rev.com
• www.trint.com

Related Episodes:

• 039. Podcasting for Entrepreneurs with John Lee Dumas
• 073. Darren Rowse — Problogger Founder — Shares His Secrets Around Prolific Content
• 074. Darren Rowse (Problogger) Shares His Blogging Success Secrets (Part 2 of 2)

Repurposing Podcast Content

Why is it important to consider repurposing your podcast content and converting it to other forms of content?

• It will allow your business expand its reach.
• It will help you increase your influence in the market.

5 Ways to repurpose your podcast episodes and convert it to other forms of content and deliver awesome value to a wider audience

1. Convert your content to a downloadable PDF – You can use Beacon.dy. If they find your content valuable and interesting, they love to own a piece of that content in the form of a PDF.  It works like this: When your audience arrives at a specific podcast episode on your website and likes the content, then up comes a popup appears asking for their email, in exchange for a downloadable PDF — a fair exchange of value. You build your email list and they get something valuable to take away.

2. Transcribe your podcast – You can use Rev.com or Trint.com. This is a good way to repurpose your podcast to a written form that can be included in your PDF download. (Note that Trint uses machine learning, so it isn’t as accurate as Rev.)

3. Create an Infographic – You can use Piktochart or Easel.ly for this. This actually gives people a different way to absorb your content. Infographics allow your audience to look at the content with a more ‘lateral’ perspective. Kinda like looking at a mindmap.

4. Youtube – You can use Screenflow or Camtasia to turn the audio into video. There are different ways you can consider in doing this. One, you might want different images for every 5 seconds to make it more visually interesting. You could just have a static image for the whole episode but that’s a bit boring for a viewer. That said, a lot of people do go to YouTube just to ‘listen’ to content rather than view it.
5. Convert it to Blogpost – Make use of your transcript to break it down to a more easier to read content. Make sure you use good quality subheads to make the content scannable —  think of your subheads as ‘windows to the soul’ of your content.