If you have a podcast, would you use a Facebook group or would you use a Facebook page? —Javiera, 1133podcast Whether you have a Facebook page or group really depends on what you want to accomplish with it. Facebook pages are great for creating an official presence of your podcast on Facebook. There’s even […]
Google updated Feedburner with mostly real-time stats, Apple released GarageBand ’11, easily get your podcast into Facebook with RSS Graffiti, TechPodcasts Network, Podcast Awards, and a fellow podcaster launches Podcast Starter. Audacity tip: finding answers in the Audacity Wiki.
[…] can also use a zip code instead of a city name. I’ve used this method to find podcasters in “middle of nowhere” towns. 3. Find or make Facebook groups Facebook can be a fantastic way to find and stay connected with local podcasters. The best thing to try is finding a group that may already […]
[…] your audience to share your content, adding social-sharing buttons is the simplest way to make that possible. Plugins like Social Warfare can give you buttons for Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Email, Buffer, Google+, and many, many more. But offering more choices for sharing makes the decision harder, and even reduces the chances of someone’s […]
[…] your listeners is harder. Hosted by someone else Embeddable on a web page Prefer without Flash Player Anonymous or guest access without account Account option Integration with Facebook and Twitter (including login with them) Top-to-bottom flow (like an instant messenger) Basic formatting (bold, italics, links, colors) Moderation controls (word-blocking, banning users) Free or low-cost […]
[…] cover art shares the same style, making the relationship obvious. Marketing your episodes Artwork makes your podcast look a lot better when shared in social networks like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn. Having images, especially for each episode, can help enable you to promote your podcast in visual-only platforms, like Pinterest and Instagram. Engaging your […]
[…] this group looking for help to succeed or sharing knowledge from their success. Most of the other podcasting groups are ghost towns or filled with episode spam. Facebook Group: Podcast Community Megan Enloe (once known as the “Podcast Junky”) started the Podcast Community Facebook group and it now has the popular endorsement from New Media […]
[…] social-media accounts Because each podcast will have its own content and audience, you may want to target your social-media presence to each community. This could mean extra Facebook pages, Google+ profiles, YouTube channels (or playlists), or even separate Twitter accounts. Use these channels appropriately and they can help you build a larger community. 9. […]
[…] audio, and blog content grow 42% faster than shows that do just audio or just video 26% are mobile-friendly 68% have a Twitter link 77% have a Facebook link 56% have a Google+ page 23% have a Stitcher logo/link Only 31% are still using FeedBurner, down from 71% 51% publish episodes weekly Shows publishing […]
[…] to question whether that’s simply compatible or optimized for mobile. Be on social networks and link to them from your website. 60% had a Twitter link 72% had a Facebook link 15% had a Google+ link Podcast weekly at the least for the best audience growth. 25% podcast weekly 23% podcast more than one episode per […]
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