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Now that you have your trailer episode out of the way, let's take a look at what you've got planned for your first few episodes.
Open up your Production Schedule and see what your plan looks like.
Are these strong episodes?
Do they answer a particular question?
If you're planning on having guests - are these guests likely to share your podcast episode with their following?
It's important with the first few episodes to really hit people in the face with value. Obviously, you want every episode to be jam-packed full of value, but when we go through the launch plan, you'll understand why it's so important to really think about these first few episodes.
Take a moment to see what you have, and if necessary, fiddle with the release if you feel like they aren't strong enough.
You only get the opportunity to launch your show once, so it's good to launch with some absolutely gold content if you can.
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