How to put a live chat room on a podcast website
August 15, 2011
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Encourage viewer-participation with a chat room during your live-streaming, podcast-recording sessions.
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New live-streaming options for podcasters
December 15, 2014
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[…] use because you’re always pointing people to the same page. This will remove the need to monitor multiple chat rooms. Live-streaming video: YouTube Live / Google Hangouts on Air I used to use and recommend either Ustream or Livestream for live-streaming video. But Ustream started interrupting content with ads; Livestream started pushing sexually driven ads […]
8 ways to receive feedback
November 5, 2012
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[…] to start a forum. Here are the best forum packages: phpBB (free, standalone) bbPress (free, WordPress plugin) Simple Machines Forum (free, standalone) vBulletin ($249, standalone) 8. Website chat You may even want a way for website visitors to instantly chat with you like an IM through your website. For this, check out: Zopim (WordPress […]
9 must-haves for a live-streaming page
August 22, 2011
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[…] a Podcast with Others TAP045: How to Embed Live-Streaming Video on a Podcast Website TAP046: How to Put a Live Chat Room on a Podcast Website On air sign On air sign Bambuser live-streaming video player embed Bambuser live-streaming video player embed Google Calendar Google Calendar About page About page Social sharing buttons Social […]
7 Promotion Strategies for Current-Events Podcasts
June 13, 2017
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[…] to connect with other fans. Find the official hashtag and participate on Twitter. To make it even easier to join the conversations, use a tool like t chat.io or TweetChat. These will let you see the hashtagged tweets in real time, and respond or post with the hashtag automatically added. If you already have an […]
How much time does it take to podcast?
September 1, 2014
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[…] is how the week’s workflow goes. Sunday morning and afternoon, I schedule several social message with Buffer to tease for the upcoming One Upon a Time episode, our live chat, and the live “initial reactions” podcast episode. At 7:45 pm, I sit at the TV with my iPad and Bluetooth keyboard and start chatting with others watching […]
How to Fix Common Podcast Presentation Problems
June 21, 2016
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[…] together a distracted presentation. Don’t allow interruptions. If you have something to say, say it without interrupting yourself! This is especially important for live-streaming. Every comment in the chat room could not only be distracting but also an interruption. If you have guests or cohosts, learn how to not interrupt each other except when appropriate. […]
What Is Podcasting 2.0 and Why Does It Matter?
September 28, 2022
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[…] directly through a podcast app. Get expanded access to the content through innovations like transcripts and even real-time captions. Receive new episodes faster. Catch live-streamed shows and chat with the hosts and live audience without leaving your podcast app. Podcasting 2.0 is for podcasters Let’s get the super-geeky part out of the way. Despite […]
Preparing for and Learning from Your First Podcast Episode
April 4, 2017
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[…] Wow, was I distracted in that first episode! I was trying to explain the podcast, trying to demonstrate my expertise, and trying to engage with a live chat audience. Because of that, I got distracted many times by being interrupted by the chat room or by stumbling over how I said something. As much […]
Live calls, chatrooms, Audacity plugins, and podcast cards [Feedback]
January 30, 2012
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How to take live phone or Skype calls, managing Audacity plugins, effectiveness of podcast cards, live-streaming a Skype conversation, how to get a chatroom, and multiple USB mics/inputs on Windows.
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