Check your podcast reviews and ratings regularly on Apple Podcasts. Both praise and criticism tell you what's working. Watch your chart position over time to spot growth, even if you're a niche show that won't hit Joe Rogan numbers.
Um, so I think it's just a really good idea to stay in touch with the number of, um, not the number, but the what your reviews are on, on Apple and all the different platforms. Like, be in touch with your audience. What is that feedback you're getting, solicited or unsolicited? You know, like, are people talking positively about the podcast? And if they are or they aren't, what are they saying? You know, are they saying I hated this guest, or, you know, this topic was super interesting? We can learn a lot from that. And I think the other thing that you can always you know, take an interest in, interest in, but again, in niches, you know, niche subject matter, we're never going to kind of break through to again, take over the Joe Rogans of the world. But our chart position in Apple is always a good thing to see. Are we trending upwards or downwards? Are we getting more popular over time?
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