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The organic growth of my podcast

The last time I checked the average listens per episode stat for my podcast, The Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, was around the 100 mark. Now it is reaching 150 to 170 as an average number of listens per episode. And I have 536 episodes published as I write this today. This, despite, my… Continue reading The organic growth of my podcast

My podcast’s analytics on Spotify

I don’t usually pay much attention to my podcast’s (the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast) analytics. This morning, however, I noticed that I have had 150 consumption hours over the last 30 days, as well as 1,653 streams and 32 new followers. The 150 hours statistic got my attention. Because to have the attention… Continue reading My podcast’s analytics on Spotify

This platform is growing quietly and working hard for me and my business

Up to recently the average number of plays per episode of my podcast, the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, on Spotify alone was 81 plays per episode. When you consider that I have published 466 episodes to date the figure of 81 plays per episode is pretty good. But now the average number of… Continue reading This platform is growing quietly and working hard for me and my business

The power of podcast in 2024

The Two Johnnies, who along with a slew of other radio ‘personalities’ who have recently announced they were leaving RTE 2FM, were interviewed by Brendan O’Connor last weekend. O’Connor was trying to extract the reason(s) why they were leaving. And they explained they had a lot going on, a lot on their plate, and were… Continue reading The power of podcast in 2024

What really pleases me about the growth of my podcast

The most satisfying thing about the growth of my podcast, the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, is it is created entirely from repurposed content. In other words, videos I have already made for other purposes, such as my YouTube channel and other social media sites. I have no unique content on the Irish Law… Continue reading What really pleases me about the growth of my podcast

The unnoticed, unheralded data that gives me quiet satisfaction

Any outside looking into a small business like mine would have a hard time figuring out the type of data or analytics that gives me warm feeling and sense of satisfaction. In fact, an onlooker would probably not have a clue. Take the number of followers I have on Spotify for my podcast, the Irish… Continue reading The unnoticed, unheralded data that gives me quiet satisfaction

The Irish Law and Small Business Podcast-maximum use of repurposing content

My podcast, the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, continues to grow strongly. The number of listens per episode, which I check every day on Spotify, continues to increase, along with the number of subscribers/followers. The reviews on both Spotify and iTunes are uniformly positive. The great thing about this growth is it is all… Continue reading The Irish Law and Small Business Podcast-maximum use of repurposing content

A podcast worth listening to: “Empire”

It is understandable, given the ease with which you can start and publish a podcast nowadays, that the quality varies widely between top quality and pure rubbish. The vast majority of podcasts would probably fall into the second category. But occasionally you come across an absolute gem. I have started listening to one such high… Continue reading A podcast worth listening to: “Empire”