When a podcast episode runs long, podcasters may be tempted to split it into multiple parts. This can sometimes be an easy (though somewhat lazy) way of producing more episodes. Podcasters usually do this because of how long the full episode would be. But the disadvantages outweigh the benefits.
Companies are getting more aggressive about trademark violations. If your podcast use someone else’s trademark, you may have already been removed from iTunes or you will be soon. Here’s how to fix it.
Learn all of the popular podcast media hosting models and how LibSyn and Blubrry have changed for their current and new customers.
Stitcher announced to all of their partners that downloads through the Stitcher Smart Radio app and website will now count toward your regular podcast statistics.
Google hasn’t announced the death of FeedBurner yet, but killing off their popular RSS reader should cause bloggers and podcasters to think about their RSS feeds.
Apple’s latest reminder to podcasters is the third time they’ve mentioned large podcast cover art. This isn’t a universal requirement, just a requirement for being featured.
Learn why “downloads per month” is misleading and how you can track your podcast stats accurately.
There are many podcasting-focused communities already popping up, but these two are the best, most active, and where I choose to participate in podcasting discussions.
The Nady SP-1 dynamic mic is a great starting or add-on mic for any podcaster with mixer. The mic has decent sound, on/off switch, and easily fits in a podcaster’s tight budget.
The Heil PR40 is the best studio mic for podcasters and here are the best prices to buy it and accessories.
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