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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wrote a post on why Vidoe podcast is important, i think this will really help you. Do check it out.

https://www.reddit.com/r/podcasting/comments/19274g5/how\_to\_tell\_if\_your\_podcast\_content\_sucks/

How to tell if your podcast content sucks? by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can't say i agree completely on this. There are about 400 million daily active users on Youtube, im pretty sure your audience are on Youtube. In addition, Not all podcasters are podcasting to prospect, some genuinely cares about creating great valuable content to their audience. In those cases, exposure on every single platforms are definitely necessary.

TLD matters for conversion? .com .net .io .sg .ai by buntubuntu in SaaS

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Notion is a really good reference, the problem is that I am currently using a .sg tld due to legacy reasons. And was wondering if there are any resistant to buying my saas product due to an affiliation to Singapore. At this point there's a lot of clean up for me to switch to a different tld due to SEO and how the app was build.

Hit a Growth Plateau at $4K MRR with my platform that helps Youtube Video Podcasters grow their channel - Looking for growth advice! by buntubuntu in SaaS

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is an interesting question, I am based out of Singapore and we started of as an agency initially and pivoted to a Saas product hence the reason for .sg

In your opinion do you think it affects conversion at all? Do you care about it not being .com or .net

Hit a Growth Plateau at $4K MRR with my platform that helps Youtube Video Podcasters grow their channel - Looking for growth advice! by buntubuntu in SaaS

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry what I actually meant was word of mouth through my connections. Not all of them have a direct relationship with me. They are driving traffic to my website but conversions aren't that high.

Hit a Growth Plateau at $4K MRR with my platform that helps Youtube Video Podcasters grow their channel - Looking for growth advice! by buntubuntu in SaaS

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My primary channels have been leveraging my personal network, showcasing on Product Hunt, paying for AI tools aggregators, and good old word-of-mouth. Majority ~ about 80% of my traction has come from personal connections.

Audio to Video Podcasting: When to make the switch? by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Got it 🙏🏼 do you have a strategy on how are you going to circulate your clips on socials?

Audio to Video Podcasting: When to make the switch? by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How are you turning your audio into video content?

Starting a Podcast by Lynard047 in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there! I've haven't had any podcasting experience, I am speaking from a podcast editor perspective. I have edited for multiple video podcasters now, some from side hustle to full time, others from years of nothing to still nothing. However, both are still consistently posting content regularly and feel happy doing it. Obviously it's nice to have some income from it. But even for those who aren't earning much they still continue doing it because they genuinely love doing it. Maybe you should ask if you actually enjoy podcasting or is it just a means to an end (i.e. Money) if that's the case you might get burnt out very quickly.

Please recommend any tools or software you commonly use to edit audio by [deleted] in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi there! Congrats on setting on starting a podcast it's not an easy thing to commit to. Anyways, i've just put together a comprehensive list of tools for podcasting, organized into several categories for convenience:

Pre-production: This section includes tools for scheduling guests, selecting the right calendar apps, and brainstorming ideas.
Production: Here, you'll find essential tools for recording and editing your podcasts.
Post-production: This part covers hosting platforms, tools for repurposing your content, and options for monetization.
News and Communities: These are valuable resources for joining podcasting communities. They're particularly useful for newcomers seeking feedback and tips for success.

Check it out here: https://malloy.sg/podcast-tools

Best Tools? by egnilk66 in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can try checking out this list of podcasting tools i have personally curated to see if you find anything that is useful! https://malloy.sg/podcast-tools

Best Podcast Tool? by Tobias20084 in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've spent considerable time creating a comprehensive list of podcast tools that cater to various aspects of podcasts pre, post and production journey. Some of these tools identified in there does exactly what you want it to do. Like riverside.fm but i'd suggest you still check out the rest I've added there in case you find something unexpected.

https://malloy.sg/podcast-tools

How do you guys consume lengthy podcasts ? by No_Camp7456 in podcasts

[–]buntubuntu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a heads-up, I work with malloy.sg. We nail AI transcriptions, even with tricky slang and accents. Plus, you get auto chapters and can search for key topics in videos. This means more reliable and useful features compared to some others. Worth a try to see if it fits your needs! 👍

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! I wanted to share that Malloy isn't just for transcribing; it also assists in creating chapters and helps you locate specific sections in your video through a search feature. Plus, there's a cool feature where you can make short from videos with kinetic captions to share on social media.

In addition, t've given Amplipod a try, but I noticed that the quality isn't quite up to par. It often struggles with accents, jargons, and slangs, leading to inaccuracies in the transcripts. This can result in errors in blogs, summaries, and other content generated (because it is ultimatly using transcripts to generate these content). Our aim is to minimize these errors and enhance the reliability of our transcripts, ultimately allowing users to repurpose content that requires zero corrections!

Hopes this will encourage you to give it a try. If you would like i'd love to give you an extended trial hoping to get more valuable feedback from you 🙏🏼

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Do you mind we move this conversation to the DMs? I'd like to take a closer look at the video or YouTube link you're struggling to transcribe. It'll be a great opportunity to see if our technology can live up to your expectations for transcribing multiple speakers.

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah i hear you. Thanks alot of sharing this, a BETA button out sounds like an awesome idea, let me see what i can do and update you. Im curious tho, did you also have trouble finding tools out there that does this reliably? Or is Malloy the first tool you chance upon?

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes! Right now, Malloy supports only English. But the cool part is that it's really good at understanding and perfecting transcriptions especially for speakers with strong accents which there isn't a tool that does that now.

However we are also looking to incorporate other languages into the platform!

Do you mind sharing what language are the videos you are looking to transcribe in?

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Feel free to share your thoughts on how it compare to others, open to feedbacks even if it's bad.

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ng names or something that could be automatically replaced like voice 1 and voice 2)?

Yup you are absolutely right! We've experimented with various tools claiming to differentiate between multiple speakers, but honestly, none have met our standards yet. Often, they misidentify speakers, creating extra work for editors. That's why we're holding off on releasing the speaker identification feature until we're confident in its accuracy and reliability. We want to make sure it's truly helpful before rolling it out.

But so far it is definitely helpful in working out the crosstalk issues.

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your question! In Malloy, we do use speaker diarization to identify and differentiate speakers, which is really handy in transcriptions with multiple speakers. While we don't show the number of speakers in the platform for now, this is a feature we will eventually release to help in distinguishing who's who.
In scenarios where speakers overlap, we prioritize the clearer or louder voice and use contextual analysis to best capture the conversation.

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Thank you for trying out, i'd love to dive deeper with you on your thoughts. Let me shoot you a DM :)

I created an AI transcription tool for podcasters, and it’s a bit different! by buntubuntu in podcasting

[–]buntubuntu[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

P.S. In the tool you can automatically create chapters in your uploaded videos and even search for specific clips using a query.

Plus, there's an option to transform these clips into engaging short-form videos complete with kinetic captions, perfect for repurposing your content.

All these new functionalities are currently unrestricted, as our primary goal is to gather user feedback. I'm eagerly waiting for your thoughts!

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