Podcasts are all the rage, and they're poised to become even more popular in 2025. As many as 141 million Americans are projected to listen to podcasts in 2025, according toFor those making podcasts, the venture is not without its challenges."In the beginning, everyone's excited to start their podcast," says Angelique Rewers, CEO and founder of small business consulting firm, podcast assistant could be a good one to consider.
Depending on the tasks you take on, the gig can also be called podcast producer or, if you're more specialized in your services, podcast editor, podcast marketing strategist, or other titles.Consider what kind of skills and experience you have, then start researching how best to offer your services. "You can easily go onto Fiverr and Upwork and see what people are charging," says Okome,"and then develop your packages from there." On Fiverr, professionals often list their rate per project, while on Upwork they often list their rate per hour.
Both sites feature project opportunities, and Okome also recommends going on Facebook groups dedicated to podcasts to see what kinds of job offers people are posting. You can look for openings on sites like LinkedIn, Indeed, ZipRecruiter or Google Jobs as well. Projects differ in length. Some are one-time and less than 30 hours altogether, others are weekly and ongoing.
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