(AUDIO) How I Produced My Very First Podcast

Trying something new is always scary, especially when it comes to your business. There’s an element of risk. Of Insecurity. You start wondering, am I doing it right? Will my customers actually like it and more importantly will they respond …

For the longest time I’ve wanted to take my business into the world of podcasting. I had a bunch of ideas for a couple of different podcasts and had some content written, but up until now I hadn’t got around to actually recording anything.

That was until one night, as I was scrolling through Smallville I came across Tracy Sheen and her “3 Minute Guide to Podcasting’ series.

This is all you Need to Start Podcasting – Tracy Sheen

And they completely changed my business world. Turns out they were all the inspiration and education I needed, to get recording, and launch myself into the world of podcasting.

And it hasn’t stopped here. Since this recording I’ve begun pre-production on two new podcasts that are set to change to the way we do business moving into the future.

So thank you for listening to my very first podcast. If I can do it, you can too!

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Lee Mccaffrey

A self-confessed Small Business junkie, graphic designer and writer Lee, has played a role in the start-up and development of multiple businesses across a range of industries. This has given her a unique global perspective into the world of business, and particularly design and content marketing. Now, as Lee and her husband Richard raise their young family and manage their growing portfolio of businesses, she is on a mission to share their experiences with brutal honesty, and offer some perspective on the sometimes glamorised world of entrepreneurial families.