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Clipped: Your Content Creation Toolkit

Eric Montgomery

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Frequency: 1 episode/7d. Total Eps: 189

Clipped brings you the tips, resources and people to help crush your content goals.

Each week, host Eric Montgomery, founder of The Podcast Haven shares actionable advice—solo or with expert guests—on how to start, grow, and monetize your content across platforms.

What You’ll Learn:

SEO strategies to boost discoverability
Growth tips for podcasts and YouTube
Affiliate marketing tactics that work
Time-saving tools, services, and workflows for creators

If you're building a brand, publishing online, or just trying to get traction with your content, this show will help you move faster with less guesswork.

New episodes drop every Wednesday. Follow on your favorite listening app.

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🇬🇧 Great Britain - howTo
05/08/2026
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🇬🇧 Great Britain - howTo
04/08/2026
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🇨🇦 Canada - howTo
23/04/2026
#74
🇨🇦 Canada - howTo
22/04/2026
#41

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Grow and Monetize Your Podcast Faster with PodUp | Featuring PodUp Founder Nathan Gwilliam

Episode 189

Wednesday, April 15, 2026 • Duration 47:16

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What if your podcast could run like a real business—not just a weekly upload?

In this episode, we talk with the founder of podup, a platform designed to simplify everything from recording to growth and monetization. After building and exiting multiple companies, he saw how fragmented podcasting had become—and built podup to bring it all under one roof.

We get into what’s actually working right now when it comes to growing a podcast, why most creators burn out, and how to think beyond just audio episodes.

You’ll learn:

Why most podcasts stall (and how to fix it)
The shift from podcast → full content engine
How podup replaces dozens of tools
Monetization strategies that go beyond ads
Why recurring revenue matters more than downloads
The role of AI in speeding up production without losing quality

If you’re trying to grow, monetize, or streamline your podcast workflow, this episode will give you a clearer path forward.

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Inside Urban One Podcast Network: How Top Marketers Scale Hit Shows ft. Walter Gainer II

Episode 188

Wednesday, April 8, 2026 • Duration 01:05:39

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Walter Gainer on building a content engine, making B2B content more creative, and why consistency matters more than doing everything manually.

In this episode, Eric sits down with Walter Gainer to talk about content systems, podcast growth, creator strategy, video-first production, and what it really takes to stay relevant in a fast-changing media landscape.

Walter shares his journey from aspiring college athlete to podcast producer, content strategist, and media professional working across entertainment, branded content, and creator partnerships. The conversation explores the realities of building in public, evolving from technical execution into creative direction, and learning how to turn one idea into many pieces of content without burning out.

If you are a podcaster, creator, marketer, or business owner trying to grow your brand through content, this episode is packed with practical perspective. You will learn why creative risk matters, how great clips are really made, what AI can and cannot replace, and why the future belongs to people who can build smart systems instead of relying on constant hustle.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

•How Walter Gainer built his career across podcasting, media, content strategy, and creator marketing

•Why the best B2B content is becoming more creative, human, and entertaining

•What separates average clips from short-form content that actually performs

•How to think about AI tools without losing the human edge in storytelling

•Why rest, pacing, and long-term consistency matter for creators and podcasters

•What podcast monetization looks like across audio, video, YouTube, Spotify, and Apple

•How creators can build systems that turn one recording into many assets

12 Days of Christmas: Quick Content Creation Tips – Day 6: Build a Content Folder for B-Roll & Faster Edits

Episode 178

Tuesday, December 16, 2025 • Duration 04:49

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The 12 Days of Christmas series on Clipped continues with another quick, practical tip to help creators stay consistent and speed up their editing workflow. Today is Day 6 of 12, and this episode focuses on building and maintaining a content (B-roll) folder—something every video podcaster, YouTuber, and creator should have.

This episode breaks down why a personal B-roll library makes content creation smoother, faster, and less stressful. Whether you’re filling gaps in an edit, adding visual texture, or covering a mistake, having reusable footage on hand gives you way more flexibility when producing videos.

📁 Why a Content Folder Matters

If you’re creating video regularly, you’ll eventually need cutaways—B-roll that adds context, pacing, or visual interest. That footage can come from your phone, your studio, AI tools, or stock libraries. The key is saving it once and reusing it later instead of starting from scratch every time.

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Episode Takeaways:

A B-roll or content folder saves time and reduces friction during editing
Footage can come from your smartphone, studio sessions, behind-the-scenes clips, or gear shots
Save stock clips or visuals you’ve already used—you’ll want them again
AI-generated video (like Riverside’s tools or other platforms) is worth archiving for future edits
Organizing by category or keyword makes footage easy to find when you need it

Discovering Rephonic: Innovations in Podcast Collaboration and Insights ft. Becca Butcher | Marketing Lead at Rephonic

Wednesday, January 31, 2024 • Duration 30:48

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In this episode, we're diving into an exciting conversation with Becca Butcher, the Marketing Lead at Rephonic. She's here to share her insights into the world of podcasting and how Rephonic's unique tool can help podcasters connect and collaborate. Becca's background in marketing and content shines as we discuss the power of AI in podcasting and the strategies behind content creation.

Becca discusses her journey into marketing and how she found her way to Rephonic. She provides valuable insights into the Rephonic platform, which boasts a vast database of over two and a half million podcasts, offering essential data like listener numbers, audience demographics, and more. Becca explains how Rephonic is a valuable tool for brands, agencies, and podcasters looking to collaborate and find the right shows to feature on or promote.

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Episode Highlights:

Becca highlights the usefulness of SEMrush, a tool that allows users to analyze keywords, assess search volume, and evaluate competition.
Becca introduces Rephonic's innovative spider web tool, which allows podcasters to connect with listeners of their shows and discover related podcasts. This feature is valuable for finding potential guests and expanding your podcasting network.
Becca shares her responsibilities as the Marketing Lead at Rephonic, which include SEO optimization, industry articles, and finding new ways to promote the platform effectively.
Becca discusses Rephonic's new venture into YouTube, where they create educational content related to podcasting. The goal is to provide valuable information and engage with the podcasting community.
Becca talks about how she incorporates AI tools like ChatGPT into her writing process. While she starts by writing content as she would explain it to someone, AI assists in refining and optimizing the text for publication.

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How I Made $1,334.59 As a Content Creator In December 2023

Saturday, January 27, 2024 • Duration 04:02

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In this episode, we break down Eric's December 2023 content creation earnings.

From affiliate marketing and sponsorships, The Podcast Haven generated $1,334.59 from content in December 2023. This is separate from the main podcast production business, this is strictly from content creation.

The goal with these income reports is two fold:

1. It's to show other small creators that it is possible to make money from your content even with a small audience.

2. To hold ourselves accountable and share our journey with you as we work toward our goal of making $3,000 a month strictly from content.

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How to Optimize Your Podcast with SEO: The Written Content Advantage

Wednesday, January 24, 2024 • Duration 24:36

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Welcome back to another exciting episode of "CLIPPED," where we dive deep into the world of podcasting, sharing tips and insights on how to elevate your podcasting game.

In today's episode, we're going to tackle a crucial aspect of podcasting: SEO, or Search Engine Optimization. If you're wondering how to get more visibility and attract a larger audience to your podcast, you've come to the right place. SEO isn't just for websites; it's a powerful tool to help your podcast get discovered by more listeners.

What Is Podcast SEO?

Now, let's talk about why podcast SEO matters. In the vast landscape of the internet, your podcast can easily get lost without the right strategies. SEO helps ensure that when someone searches for a topic related to your podcast, it shows up in their search results. We'll delve into strategies and techniques that can get your podcast in front of more eyeballs and ears, making it more accessible to your target audience.

Written Content Trump's Audio and Video Content

In this show we’re focused on the written content that accompanies your podcast. While audio content is essential, written content can help your podcast rank higher and faster. We'll explore how to create effective show notes, transcripts, and even articles or blog posts related to your podcast episodes.

Episode Highlights:

The importance of SEO in podcasting.
How written content can complement your audio podcast.
Strategies to find keywords that have low competition but high search volume.
Tools like Google Trends, SEMrush, and UberSuggest for keyword research.
Repurposing your podcast transcripts into written content.
The impact of SEO on lead generation for your services or courses.
Leveraging affiliate marketing with increased website traffic.

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Boost Your Brand Growth By Attending Podcast Conferences + Outlier Podcast Festival Review

Wednesday, January 17, 2024 • Duration 19:40

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One element that remains a huge boost for podcasters is attending live events, such as podcast conferences. These gatherings offer podcasters the chance to connect with like-minded individuals, gain valuable insights, and enhance their brand exposure.

In this episode, we'll dive into the significance of podcast conferences, drawing from Eric’s recent experience at the Outlier Podcast Conference.

Outlier Podcast Conference

At the Outlier Podcast Conference, we discovered a thriving ecosystem of podcasters, podcast service providers, and industry enthusiasts, all passionate about the world of podcasting. This environment fostered invaluable networking opportunities.

Episode Highlights Networking with Purpose

Podcast conferences provide the perfect setting to build meaningful connections. Meeting people who share your passion for podcasting can lead to collaborations, friendships, and even professional opportunities. Remember, it's not just about what you can get; it's about what you can give and share with others.

Learning from the Pros

One of the most significant benefits of attending podcast conferences is the opportunity to learn from seasoned podcasters and industry experts. These professionals often share tips, tricks, and insights that can elevate your podcasting game. Eric learned about the importance of crafting engaging email subject lines, which can significantly impact your outreach efforts.

Inspiration, Affirmation, and Feedback

Podcast conferences are inspirational hubs. Hearing success stories from fellow podcasters can fuel your motivation and belief in your own potential. Additionally, receiving affirmation from peers can be a powerful confidence boost. Feedback from experienced podcasters can help you refine your content and strategy.

Knowledge Sharing

These events are knowledge treasure troves. You'll come across diverse perspectives and strategies that can help you overcome your podcasting challenges. At the Outlier Conference, Eric discovered the importance of addressing his audience's pain points and offering solutions in his content. This is a strategy that can enhance audience engagement and revenue.

Brand Exposure Podcast Conferences Are Huge For Mindset Shifts

The Art of Repurposing Old Podcast Episodes

Wednesday, January 10, 2024 • Duration 16:33

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In today’s episode, our host Eric guides us through the innovative world of repurposing old podcast episodes. With a treasure trove of content already at your fingertips, Eric uncovers how to breathe new life into your existing episodes, making them relevant and engaging for today's audience.

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Why Repurpose?

The answer is simple: maximizing value. In the dynamic landscape of podcasting, content from past episodes can be a goldmine of untapped potential.

Repurposing isn't just about recycling; it's about reimagining and enhancing what you've already created to meet the evolving needs and interests of your listeners. It’s a strategic approach to content creation that saves time, fosters creativity, and keeps your audience hooked.

How To Repurpose Old Podcast Episodes Compilations – The Ultimate Remix

Creating a compilation episode is like crafting a 'best of' mixtape. It involves cherry-picking insightful moments from various episodes and blending them into a new narrative. This method not only highlights the best of your content but also showcases diverse perspectives on a specific theme, making it a powerful listening experience.

Refreshing Old Episodes

The podcasting world is ever-changing, and so are our views and tools. Updating old episodes with new insights, tools, or perspectives can transform them into relevant, updated content. This approach keeps your content evergreen, ensuring your advice and insights remain pertinent no matter when they're listened to.

Listener Q&A – Engaging and Personalizing

Incorporating listener questions and voice memos adds a personalized touch to your episodes. Responding to specific listener queries or elaborating on past topics fosters a deeper connection with your audience and makes your content more interactive and engaging.

Guest Follow-Ups – Stories That Continue Repurposing Final Thoughts Call To Actions Episode Timestamps

Monetizing Content with the Amazon Influencer Program

Wednesday, December 27, 2023 • Duration 12:56

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Welcome to another insightful episode of Clipped,, where today we're diving into the world of the Amazon Influencer Program. If you're familiar with the Amazon Associates Program, this one offers a different, yet equally promising, avenue for monetizing your content.

In this episode, we unravel the mysteries of the Amazon Influencer Program, understand how it differs from the Associates Program, and explore how you can leverage it to earn commissions by influencing your audience.

The Amazon Influencer Program is a relatively new venture by Amazon, aimed at allowing influencers - like you and us - to earn by promoting products we believe in.

Unlike traditional affiliate marketing, this program enables you to set up your own Amazon storefront and share product recommendations through videos, lists, and posts, much like a social media platform within Amazon itself.

What's fascinating is how these influencer videos integrate into the Amazon ecosystem, appearing alongside customer reviews and Q&A sections on product pages.

This visibility can drive significant traffic and, ultimately, sales, leading to commission earnings for the influencer.

In terms of eligibility, Amazon is quite inclusive, accepting influencers with a presence on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok. However, Instagram and Facebook users need a business account for application.

While Amazon remains vague about the exact follower count required, it seems that having a few hundred followers might be a good starting point, as I got accepted with my 3,000 Instagram followers.

Episode Highlights

It’s different from the Associates Program, focusing on leveraging social media presence to drive sales.
A step-by-step guide to getting started once accepted into the program.

Amazon Influencer Program Commission Rates Amazon Influencer Program In a Nutshell

The Best Microphones For Podcasters

Wednesday, December 20, 2023 • Duration 15:48

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This week at The Podcast Haven, we delve into a topic that's vital for every podcaster – picking the perfect microphone. It's a decision that can shape the sound and quality of your podcast, and we're here to guide you through it.

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The Top Ten Microphones For Podcasting

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