How to make a podcast: When to bring in a producer
- Amy Lee Lillard
- Sep 11
- 1 min read
Updated: Nov 7
How does a beginner start a podcast? Sometimes it's about finding the right help.
In the Podcast Roadmap, you'll walk through each step of the podcast process. Here's an excerpt.
As you start developing your podcast idea, the question must be asked: will you do it yourself, or will you use a production partner?
Let's look at the pros and cons:
Make a DIY podcast
Pros:
Control from start to finish
Satisfaction of bringing your vision to life
Less cost
Cons:
Steep learning curve for technology and processes
Amount of time needed for all the tasks
Easy to lose steam; many podcasts stop publishing after a few episodes due to the work!
Get a podcast producer
Pros:
Expertise in the elements of the podcast roadmap
Enhances your vision and brings it to life
Frees up your time
Keeps the show running consistently (a major key to podcast success)
Multiple options, from a la carte editing services to start-to-finish producers
Cons:
More cost
The option you choose will depend on the time and energy you have available, as well as your budget.
More questions about how to make a podcast? Check out these articles:
How do you make a podcast? The Podcast Roadmap can help you walk through each step of the process!
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