
Production Schedule
Recommended Overall Production Schedule
Episode Planning:
2 Months Before Release:
Identify potential guests for upcoming episodes.
Reach out to guests with a preliminary invitation.
1 Month Before Release:
Confirm guest availability and schedule recording dates.
Develop a list of topics/questions for the upcoming episodes.
Guest Coordination:
3 Weeks Before Release:
Send guests a detailed schedule, including recording time and any technical requirements.
Gather any necessary information or materials from guests in advance.
2 Weeks Before Release:
Confirm technical setup (microphone, internet connection, etc.) with guests.
Send a reminder email with the finalized schedule and any last-minute details.
Recording:
1 Week Before Release:
Conduct a tech check with the guest to ensure a smooth recording.
Record the episode(s) with the guest(s)
Editing:
Within 48 Hours of Recording:
Review the recording for audio quality and note any edits needed.
Begin the editing process, cutting out any unnecessary parts and enhancing audio quality.
3-5 Days Before Release:
Complete the final edit of the episode.
Add any intros, outros, or music.
Review and Feedback:
2 Days Before Release:
Share the edited episode with guests for review and approval.
Make any necessary adjustments based on guest feedback.
Publication:
1 Day Before Release:
Finalize episode details (title, description, etc.).
Schedule the episode for release on your hosting platform.
Release Day:
Promote the episode on social media platforms.
Share the episode link with your email subscribers.
Monitor engagement and respond to listener comments.
Marketing and Promotion:
1 Week After Release:
Continue promoting the episode on social media.
Encourage guests to share the episode on their platforms.
Ongoing:
Incorporate episode highlights into your overall marketing strategy.
Share throwback episodes or relevant snippets periodically.
Follow-Up:
2 Weeks After Release:
Analyze episode performance and audience feedback.
Plan improvements or adjustments for future episodes.
1 Month After Release:
Reach out to past guests for feedback and potential collaboration on future episodes.
Begin planning for the next set of episodes.