Welcome to another episode of Podcaster Plus!

This time, host Nathan Wrigley takes us on an exploration of one of the most talked-about trends in podcasting today: using AI to create your show’s content.

With artificial intelligence tools like Jasper, Copy AI, and Google’s NotebookLM promising greater efficiency and faster content creation, it can be incredibly tempting for busy podcasters to hand over the creative reins.But is relying on AI really the best move for your podcast in the long run?

In this episode, Nathan unpacks the potential pitfalls of using AI as your main content creator.

He discusses the risks of ending up with bland, generic episodes that lack originality and a distinctive voice, the danger of spreading inaccuracies or ethical missteps, and the possibility of stifling your own growth as a creator.

On the flip side, he acknowledges where AI truly shines, as a brainstorming partner, for rapid outlining, or transcribing interviews.

He also delivers some tips for podcasters who want to get the most out of AI without sacrificing the personality and authenticity that makes their show stand out.

Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or already experimenting with AI, this episode offers advice on embracing these new tools while always keeping your unique voice at the heart of your podcast.

Remember to check out the show notes for the links to resources mentioned in this episode at podcasterplus.com/show. And we will see you next time for some more tips and tricks to simplify and automate your podcast.

Welcome to another episode of Podcaster Plus!

This time, host Nathan Wrigley takes us on an exploration of one of the most talked-about trends in podcasting today: using AI to create your show’s content.

With artificial intelligence tools like Jasper, Copy AI, and Google’s NotebookLM promising greater efficiency and faster content creation, it can be incredibly tempting for busy podcasters to hand over the creative reins.But is relying on AI really the best move for your podcast in the long run?

In this episode, Nathan unpacks the potential pitfalls of using AI as your main content creator.

He discusses the risks of ending up with bland, generic episodes that lack originality and a distinctive voice, the danger of spreading inaccuracies or ethical missteps, and the possibility of stifling your own growth as a creator.

On the flip side, he acknowledges where AI truly shines, as a brainstorming partner, for rapid outlining, or transcribing interviews.

He also delivers some tips for podcasters who want to get the most out of AI without sacrificing the personality and authenticity that makes their show stand out.

Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or already experimenting with AI, this episode offers advice on embracing these new tools while always keeping your unique voice at the heart of your podcast.

Remember to check out the show notes for the links to resources mentioned in this episode at podcasterplus.com/show. And we will see you next time for some more tips and tricks to simplify and automate your podcast.

Welcome back to Podcaster Plus, the podcast where we share practical tips and strategies to simplify and automate your podcasting process.

In today’s episode, host Nathan Wrigley tackles a key question every creator faces: should you have a website for your podcast? Spoiler alert, it’s a resounding yes!

Nathan breaks down the often-overlooked reasons why a podcast website is more than just a digital business card. You’ll hear how relying solely on podcast directories and social media limits your reach, while a dedicated website becomes your podcast’s online headquarters.

Nathan digs into how a website can turbocharge your growth through SEO, letting potential listeners find your show more easily with optimized keywords and content like show notes, transcripts, and blog posts.

That’s not all, Nathan also explains how your website can transform one-way broadcasting into real community-building, giving your audience a place to interact, connect, and access exclusive content. He highlights the expanded monetization possibilities that open up, from merchandise and premium memberships to streamlined sponsorship deals. Plus, Nathan discusses how having your own branded website projects professionalism and helps you stand out in a crowded market.

And if all this sounds daunting, don’t worry, Nathan addresses common technical hesitations, sharing how modern website builders and tools can make the whole process easy and approachable, even for non-techies.

Whether you’re launching your podcast or looking to level up your show, this episode will give you actionable insights on why a website is an absolute must for podcast growth, engagement, and success.