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PH008: Brian Berkowitz of Shooting Spaces
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My guest today is Brian Berkowitz, an interior design and real estate photographer. Brian is the co-host of a new podcast called Shooting Spaces. His audience is a very niche group of people working in the real estate/interior design market.
[clickToTweet tweet=”We’re photographers who focus on real estate architectural stuff and interior design stuff. It’s very easy to get an idea of what people look for and try to help them.” quote=”We’re photographers who focus on real estate architectural stuff and interior design stuff. It’s very easy to get an idea of what people look for and try to help them.”]
During today’s episode, Brian tells me what it is like to cater to such a niche audience. He gives some tips on how he formulates his content and shares some of the setbacks he has dealt with regarding the show. We have a useful conversation about podcasting equipment and how to create the best listening experience for your audience.
If you are planning to create a niche market podcast, Brian has some valuable tips that will help you get started on the right foot.
Today’s highlights:
- Brian’s current demographic.
- How to create a show that provides information.
- How to use Facebook groups to find content to discuss on the podcast.
- How to reach out to well-known people in your niche community.
- The opportunities the podcast has given Brian.
- The struggles of recording interviews over long distances.
- The benefits of using Zencastr.
- How to prepare for a recording session.
- The benefits of using Calendly.
- How to boost your confidence in front of a mic.
[clickToTweet tweet=”I think we’re in a place that if we had anything from one to maybe max at 5000 listens a week, that would be enough where we can secure some good sponsorship.” quote=”I think we’re in a place that if we had anything from one to maybe max at 5000 listens a week, that would be enough where we can secure some good sponsorship.”]
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Thank you for joining me for today’s Podcast Hackers episode! Tune in next time as we continue to have in-depth conversations with experts who can help make your podcast the best it can be!
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