[…] visitor is a person who visits your website. Pageviews tell you how many pages were viewed (cryptic, I know!). For website stats, I recommend the extremely thorough Google Analytics or the real-time Woopra. They’re both free, but Woopra offers some premium editions, which popular websites would require. I’ll explain advanced website stats in a […]
[…] what to do when you get a lawyer letter. Your podcast may already be a business If you are making any money from your podcasting (even affiliates or Google adsense), that will look like a business. Know your local laws, because you may need to register your business with the county and get a specific […]
[…] of discussion. Please comment to share your favorites from this list or a place you think other podcasters should check out! 6 recommended communities to discuss podcasting Google+ Community: Podcasters When Google+ added the Communities feature, discussion and participation exploded in many niches. Jeffrey Powers created the Podcasters community and it has quickly grown to the […]
[…] continue to rise and fall, but overall are growing Aside from these ongoing things, are are the top 10 game-changing events that affected podcasting in 2013. 10. Google Reader retired, FeedBurner offered permanent redirects Google Reader was a popular RSS reader, but Google retired Reader completely because not enough people were using the site. […]
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[…] iTunes URL launch iTunes directly to your podcast? Do you link to dead or unpopular podcast apps (like Zune)? Are you ready to link to the new Google Play Music listing for your podcast? Have you tried SubscribeOnAndroid.com yet? Do you link to social profiles that you no longer update? Consider using my Social […]
[…] 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 week and are seeing 8 […]
[…] network’s history I founded Noodle Mix Network (originally called “Noodle.mx Network,” but always pronounced the same) with the launch of The Audacity to Podcast in June 2010. My goal was to bring together like-minded podcasters with high-quality shows to grow together through synergy, community, support, crosspromotion, and sponsorship. Noodle Mix Network combined my pre-existing […]
[…] 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. Get things […]
[…] for us mere mortals, too! Be intentional about your time and commit to it by scheduling it. Every Monday, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. is blocked out in my schedule for The Audacity to Podcast. I can work on other things before that. But I know that when 11:00 a.m. hits, I have an appointment […]
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