[…] relevant famous people. Here’s an example of the kind of bad author tag I’m talking about. I changed this to protect the quite guilty. Daniel J. Lewis chats with entrepreneurs Michael Hyatt, John Lee Dumas, and Pat Flynn with motivation from Steve Jobs, Abraham Lincoln, and Alexander the Great. If Seth Godin had a […]
[…] “buy” (by following it), you can try different marketing frameworks to write a better, more compelling, and more relatable podcast description. Here are three popular marketing frameworks: AIDA (attention ➜ interest ➜ desire ➜ action) describes the four stages someone goes through before making a decision (like following your podcast or buying something). Following […]
[…] their apps. When you go live, you audience can receive push notifications and then jump to listening or watching live. There’s even the potential to have your chat room there, too! Best of all, this is all right inside your audience’s podcast app! They won’t have to leave to listen or watch on a […]
[…] TV shows, news broadcasts, talk shows, and more. Most of them have drastically increased how much they incorporate audience participation in some way, even if it’s just chatting with official hashtags. Scripted TV shows usually don’t incorporate fan feedback, but the cast and crew are often on social networks interacting with their fans. Find […]
[…] better than that, ensure that they have several ways to contact you: Written email Phone voicemails Website comments Contact/feedback form Audio messages Social networks Forum posts Website chat If you don’t provide an easy and obvious way for your audience to share their opinions, then you won’t receive very many. 2. Ask for responses […]
[…] views won’t contribute to your regular podcast stats, but it could improve the experience for your audience by providing an HD version. 5. Use Google+ Hangouts (on Air) for interviews and roundtables Google+ Hangouts and Hangouts on Air (the live-streamed version of Hangouts) let you invite multiple guests into your recording session. You can […]
[…] to ensure mobile-viewers can enjoy the content on their devices. So far, I’ve only seen three services work well on mobile: Ustream.tv Livestream Mixlr (audio only) For chat rooms, I’ve been experimenting with Cbox, which is only $2 per month. Other alternatives are Chatroll and ShoutMix, at premium prices. New podcasting poll: do you […]
[…] with which I get each week’s recordings into the sound board, and the ease with which I play them as we record the episode. Max Flight from Airplane Geeks I use an iPad and BossJock. BossJock makes it super simple to organize sound effects and audio listener feedback for our show. Dwaine Stroud from Survivor Talk […]
[…] feedback. To become known, you have to show up and care. So stay connected with the company. If they’re at an event you’re attending, stop by and chat, even if they have nothing to offer. If they have something to celebrate, congratulate them. If they have news to share, pass it on to your […]
[…] (or similar) from your mobile device. He also answered plenty of questions about the philosophy of podcasting. Visit the YouTube event page to rewatch and see the chat. What you can do to prepare for International Podcast Day 2015 Expect next year to be even bigger! Here are just a few ideas for how […]
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