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Episode 3135
True crime is one of the most popular podcast genres in the world—and also one of the most competitive. But even in a saturated space, there’s room for new creators with something unique to offer. Danielle from San Diego is a devoted fan of the genre, and she’s ready to launch a podcast of her own, focusing on lesser-known cases from smaller communities. She’s wondering how to stand out and grow an audience—and if there’s a real path to turning her obsession into a sustainable side hustle. Let’s talk strategy."I’m a huge true crime fan and have been tossing around the idea of starting my own podcast for a while now. I want to focus on smaller, lesser-known cases—especially unsolved ones that don’t get much national coverage. I already have a few stories I’m researching, but my big question is: how do you stand out when there are already so many true crime podcasts out there? And if I want to build a real audience—or even turn it into a source of income down the road—what should I prioritize early on??"Listen to today's episode to learn more... Yours in the revolution,
