Libsyn is offering free migration through Q1 2017, flat fee after that
Libsyn is making it more affordable to migrate your entire podcast archive to their powerful platform. Through March, 2017, podcasters can migrate up to 10 GB of episodes to Libsyn for free. In April, 2017, migrating up to that same amount will cost a flat rate of $25.
Enter to win a podcasting prize in the 12 Days of PodChristmas Giveaway!
In celebration of Christmas, I’m giving away more than $4,000 worth of podcasting prizes! I’m calling it “The 12 Days of PodChristmas Giveaway.”
Blind podcasting mic tests (May 2016)—guess what they are and vote for your favorite!
Podcasters love to geek-out about podcasting gear. So here’s a blind test with four popular podcasting microphones. Guess which mics these are and which sounds the best for my voice!
There Is No #1 in iTunes Podcasts “New and Noteworthy”
Anyone who tells you about being #1 in iTunes “New and Noteworthy” is wrong. There’s no such thing as #1 because “New and Noteworthy” is not a ranking system.
5 Ways Better Writing Can Improve Your Podcast
Learn how improving your copywriting skills can improve your podcasting for growing your audience, getting great guests, or earning more money.
Periscope Admits Vertical-Only Video Is a Bug, Fix Coming
Mobile live-streaming has made a resurgence in early 2015 with Meerkat and Periscope. But these apps have been limited to amatuer-style vertical video. Periscope is the first company smart enough to finally acknowledge that vertical-only video is, indeed, a bug to be fixed.
8 Reasons to Launch Your Podcast with a Few Episodes
iTunes New & Noteworthy doesn’t depend on your launching with 3-5 episodes. But here are some good reasons you should, for a more successful podcast launch.
How to make a YouTube subscription link and get more subscribers
Get more YouTube subscribers by creating a friendly YouTube subscription link that makes it easier for people to subscribe to your YouTube channel.
Podcasting conferences: New Media Expo vs. Podcast Movement
I love attending and keynoting at conferences, especially when I can talk about podcasting. For a while, it seemed that the best conferences for podcasters were local PodCamps. PodCamps seem to have had their place, but with the maturity of the podcasting industry, I see a need for a higher level of education, networking, and […]