I’m a proud member of Podcasters’ Society since 2015. I found it to be very valuable in helping me on my journey to take my podcast “From Average to Amazing.” I found that Daniel’s podcast-evaluations are very thorough. My show was one that was reviewed, and I found that his style of bringing up things that were opportunities for improvement was really more empowering than discouraging. From that one review, I’ve had enough to work on that’s going to keep me busy for the rest of this year improving my show. And he pointed out several things that I’d not even noticed, like some errors in my RSS feed, confusing elements in the show notes, and some things that I still haven’t tackled, like developing a killer opt-in to grow my email list.

Between the review and some of the feedback I’ve received from the community, I now better understand some of my strengths as a podcaster. And that’s allowing me to double-down on what I’m good at rather than spinning my wheels on some other things that i’m not as good at. And I really do love that community aspect—everything from the discussions in the forums, to the Slack conversation. I’ve been able to ask questions and have them answered, and frankly I’ve also been able to save a good bit of money by not investing in things that wouldn’t have been valuable.

I’ve also found that Daniel’s webinars and tutorials are really, really good. They’ve helped me as I’ve been continuing to develop in my ability to edit my show and do some of the things involved with that.

If anything, I wish that I had more to invest in Podcasters’ Society because of all that it’s offered me. And also, because I know that it would help me just that much more if I invested more. I highly recommend it.

Bryan Entzminger
Engaging Missions Show

I am so excited to be able to encourage you to join Podcasters’ society today. Podcasters' Society has been a great asset for us as we have made our podcast even better. And the reason for that is that Podcasters’ Society is an amazing community of likeminded people who are always there to help. There’s always a constant flow of information. And whether there’s a topic already there or you have a specific question, you can ask that at any time.

There’s also a great community in Slack that offers you quick and direct access to chat with people about issues, things you’re dealing with, and making your craft even better.

The informative, weekly webinars are always amazing and give you up-to-date information on pertinent topics that will relate to your podcast no matter what niche it’s in.

You also get tutorials and a ton of other information as well.

Add on top of that, direct access to the one and only Daniel J. Lewis. And if you have listened to Daniel over the years, you'll know he knows his craft and he knows his information and he’s sharing that with all the members.

So as a charter member of Podcasters’ Society, I highly encourage you to consider joining today. You will not regret it!

Chris Lewis
Dad Spotlight

The Podcasters’ Society is an outstanding community of podcasters who are striving to take their shows from average to amazing!

If you have your own podcast and wanted to take it to the next level, then I think Podcasters’ Society is just what the doctor ordered. And if you’re like me, you’ve faced the technological challenges that podcasting presents. I’ve tried to hack my way through that, but the community and expert feedback has made those challenges fade and less insurmountable.

I’ve found it very helpful to post some questions and get input from people who are podcasting at the same level that I am. In so many of the other forums and Facebook groups for podcasting, they’re for beginners. It’s very helpful to have people at various levels and at an advanced level to provide their input, solve some of the problems I’m facing, help me streamline my workflow, and provide a better experience for my listeners.

The tutorial library has been a fantastic source for identifying tools and recommendations that have really helped me bring back the joy in podcasting and have minimized some of the work.

So if you’re thinking, at all, of taking your podcast to another level and wanting to revitalize that and bring more joy to your experience of podcasting, then I highly recommend Podcasters’ Society, the expertise, and the kind heart of the leadership that can help you through some of those tougher times.

Paul Potter
Cash Practice Success Podcast