I keep losing podcast clients around episode 10, and I can’t tell if it’s my pricing, my stack, or me. I’ve already cut tools twice and added an onboarding checklist, but now admin eats more time than editing. Do I raise prices while delivery feels this shaky, or is that just asking for more churn?
Are my podcast clients leaving because of my stack or my price?
What a useful answer should help achieve
A clear next move on whether to fix the tool stack first or raise prices despite shaky delivery.
Already tried
Cut tools twice and added an onboarding checklist.
Constraints and unknowns
Solo hours; admin now eats more time than editing.
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