Episode 51
How To Start (& Scale) A Podcast in 2025

How To Start (& Scale) A Podcast in 2025. This episode follows the first moves, tradeoffs, and lessons that show up before a story looks clean from the outside.
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- You want a public signal that actually helps your work, not empty internet vanity.
- You would rather hear Naman Pandey's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.
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- Start (& Scale) A Podcast in 2025
- How To Start (& Scale) A Podcast in 2025.
- so you want to start a podcast here's some facts for you fact one 90% of podcasts don't get past episode 3 fact two of...
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so you want to start a podcast here's some facts for you fact one 90% of podcasts don't get past episode 3 fact two of those left about 90% quit before 20 episodes fact three do you only need
20 episodes fact three do you only need to publish 21 episodes to become a top 1% podcast in the world as you can probably tell this is both a blessing and a curse however if you're just
and a curse however if you're just blindly chasing goals without having a robust process to support you you are doomed to become another statistic my goal here is to prevent that from
goal here is to prevent that from happening in this episode I share all my learnings that saw me grow to 1.5000 subscribers and 130,000 views on YouTube slow boring consistent growth but growth
slow boring consistent growth but growth nevertheless here's the promise at the end of this episode you will have all the tools and knowledge to release your first or 10th or 50th episode after the
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How To Start (& Scale) A Podcast in 2025. This episode follows the first moves, tradeoffs, and lessons that show up before a story looks clean from the outside.
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