Rob Greenlee breaks down how to write a podcast pitch: keep it short, pack it with value, and make clear what listeners get. Keywords and a strong value statement matter. You can refine it as you go.
What is that show about? You know, in a couple of paragraphs, what is the elevator pitch? And it needs to be concise. It needs to be very value-packed, you know, with as little words as possible that drives the most value and enticement. Because what you're writing is really, in a lot of ways, it's kind of marketing sales copy. So what you have to drive is a lot of important keywords, and you have to drive important value statements and be detailed about what is going to be in this series and what that audience can expect as best as you can at the beginning. Believe me, you can always tweak it.
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