A creator's first 40-50 podcast episodes were terrible and got no listeners, but that's when he figured out how to talk. He recorded the Marketing Your Car Podcast while driving, kept going, and once his voice got better, people showed up.
There's so much content being published out there that like the people who are consistent are the ones who win. 2 things happen when you're consistent is first off, as you keep doing it, you'll start to find your voice. Like you'll become better and better at talking about the thing and you actually get better. But second off is if you do it long enough, then it gives your audience time to actually find you. And I remember when I, I started thinking about this when I launched my first podcast, which was, it was called the Marketing Your Car Podcast. I would record myself driving every single day in the car. And for the first like 40 or 50 episodes, like I was really, really bad, but I also had no subscribers. And so nobody actually heard the really, really bad ones, but it gave me a chance to like to find out like how I talk and how I tell my stories and like how I'm going to like make this my own. And so by the time like I started figuring it out is when people started finding it. And then it's like at that point they're like, oh, this guy's really good. But I wasn't for the first 40 or 50 episodes, right?
