PodHeart
Powers Passionate Podcasters
I made a survey for podcasters in Denmark, so I could get a little insight into their daily challenges and use of tools for creating their podcast. 16 people responded, and I think there is enough data to learn something interesting. I made a little blog post describing the highlights of what I've discovered: https://www.podheart.com/blog/asking-podcasters-whats-important-to-them.html?utm_source=ih&utm_medium=page&utm_campaign=survey1
I'm trying to learn podcaster's main pain points, and sent out a survey (in Danish for now, English coming once this one is over, so I can learn from my mistakes) about what tools they're using and what they're currently paying for. I had to learn about local marketing and spam rules before doing this one, but I believe I figured it out. Also, finding the places where podcasters hang out online, because it isn't IndieHackers mostly. 😄
I settled on the name and bought the .com. I really like the name! It has the word "pod" in it, short for podcast of course. The word "heart" is about passion, loving podcasts. It also has the words "hear" and "ear" in it, which is nice.
I am still surprised I managed to come up with a name that I like and where the domain wasn't squatted. :D
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Interesting, do you have an idea of how podcasters will collaborate? Appearing on other people's shows, or something else?
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It's all centered around feedback. Being a programmer, I'm used to improving my and other's code through code reviews, and I was missing something that did this for audio. So the thinking is that podcasters upload their interviews, speaks, work-in-progress episodes for their co-producers to hear and give feedback on. This, and other tools around podcast creation.
Oh, and if you're a solo podcaster, I was thinking of making a directory of sorts to find other podcasters to get and give feedback from and to.
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