Luis Soler

Key leadership role in overseeing the overall production, strategy, and success of a E to the Fifth Podcast. The job includes the following responsibilities:

1. Content Strategy and Development: Setting the vision and direction for the podcast, including choosing themes, topics, and formats. Work with the creative team to develop compelling content and ensure the podcast aligns with brand goals or audience expectations.

2. Team Management: Leading and managing the production team, which include writers, editors, sound engineers, and hosts. Ensures that everyone works efficiently and collaboratively.

3. Budget and Resource Management: Overseeing the budget for podcast production, ensuring that resources are allocated appropriately. Secure funding, negotiate with sponsors, or manage financial aspects of the project.

4. Guest Coordination and Scheduling: Managing guest appearances, securing notable guests, and handling schedules. Ensure that episodes feature high-quality interviews or discussions that enhance the podcasts value.

5. Overseeing Production: Ensuring the production process runs smoothly, from pre-production planning to recording and post-production editing.

6. Marketing and Promotion: Overseeing or guiding the promotional strategy, including managing social media campaigns, partnerships, and advertising to grow the podcasts audience.

7. Quality Control and Review: Reviewing episodes before they are published to ensure they meet editorial standards, the right tone, and fit the overarching goals of the podcast.

8. Problem Solving and Decision Making: Handling issues that arise during production, such as technical problems, scheduling conflicts, or content direction, and making high-level decisions to keep the project on track.

9. Brand Partnerships and Monetization: Identifying and securing sponsorships, partnerships, and advertising deals to generate revenue for the podcast. Explore other revenue streams, such as merchandise or live events.

responsible for the podcasts overall direction, quality, and success, managing both creative and business aspects. Ensure the podcast runs efficiently and aligns with the vision, goals, and audience engagement strategies.

• Managed social media accounts to promote new episodes and engage with the podcast community effectively.
• Improved audience retention by consistently delivering informative, entertaining, and thought-provoking content.
• Crafted engaging show notes to accompany each episode release, providing additional context and resources for listeners.
• Edited episodes using professional audio software to maintain optimal sound quality throughout each recording.
• Maintained organized records of episode scripts, interview contacts, and guest releases for seamless production management.
• Increased podcast listenership by establishing a consistent, high-quality production schedule.
• Developed an authentic voice as a host that resonated with listeners while balancing professionalism and relatability.
• Recorded and edited high-quality interviews and audio clips for broadcast.
• Operated studio sound boards, desks and playout software for slick, professional broadcasts.
• Curated diverse perspectives through guest selection fostering inclusive discussions.
• Received positive feedback from both guests and listeners alike.
• Developed and maintained strong relationships with guests for compelling interviews and conversations.

Responsible for production, management, and distribution of podcast episodes.

1. Content Creation: Planning, researching, and writing scripts or outlines for each episode. Interview guests, share stories, or provide commentary on specific topics.

2. Recording: Setting up and using equipment (such as microphones and audio software) to record high-quality audio. This can include solo recordings or coordinating with co-hosts and guests remotely or in person.

3. Editing: Editing the audio to ensure it's clear, engaging, and free of unwanted noise. This can involve trimming, adding sound effects, and improving sound quality.

4. Publishing: Uploading episodes to podcast platforms (e.g., Apple Podcasts, Spotify) and managing the technical aspects, like episode descriptions, timestamps, and metadata.

5. Promotion: Marketing the podcast through social media, websites, newsletters, and other platforms to attract and engage listeners.

6. Audience Engagement: Responding to listener feedback, analyzing audience growth, and adapting content based on feedback and analytics.

7. Monetization: managing partnerships, sponsorships, and ad sales to generate revenue from the podcast.