8: A quick guide to micro podcast episodes

Are you struggling to produce podcast content for your small business? Because Micro-episodes can be the perfect solution for time-strapped entrepreneurs who want to stay consistent without burning out.

Micro-episodes are excellent for small business owners because they allow them to create short, focused, and easy-to-produce content that can be consumed quickly by their audience.

What are micro episodes?

Micro episodes are short episodes that normally run from 3 to 15 minutes. They may have a different structure and sometimes they have no pre-recorded intro, or music at all.

This type of shows are an excellent alternative to long-form content, which can be time-consuming and costly to produce. By creating bite-sized content, small business owners can engage their audience regularly without sacrificing quality, or feeling overwhelmed.

How to plan a micro episode:

Teaser / hook

Short intro (under 15 seconds) / Sound effect

Topic introduction

Further topic context

Call to action (CTA)

Quick outro (under 15 seconds)

Topics covered in this episode:

  • Micro-episodes

  • Small business

  • Content creation

  • Marketing strategy

  • Social media

Takeaways from this episode:

  • Micro-episodes are short and focused pieces of content that are easy to produce and consume.

  • They are an excellent way for small business owners to engage their audience regularly.

  • Micro-episodes can be repurposed across different platforms to maximize their impact.

  • Small business owners can use micro-episodes to showcase their expertise, educate their audience, and build their brand.

  • By consistently creating micro-episodes, small business owners can establish themselves as thought leaders in their industry.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Maximize Your Podcast Content Course:

www.thepodcastspace.com/course

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