[…] Ortega and even Cliff Ravenscraft! I’m also a moderator. Honorable mention: Podcasting Technology Resources. This group is much smaller but is the official Google+ extension of the LinkedIn Group (next point). It’s nearly 500 members are very active and quick to participate in conversations. Most of the other podcasting communities are ghost towns or […]
Google recently launched Communities on Google+. These are like Facebook or LinkedIn groups: anyone can create a Google+ Community about any topic. Podcasters like to hang out and chat with other podcasters. Google+ Communities are a great why to do this! There are many podcasting-focused communities already popping up, but the following two are […]
[…] Thanks to Darla from Scientific Quilter for inspiring and suggesting this topic! UPDATE: there’s a great conversation about these points in the Podcasting Technology and Resource group on LinkedIn. 1. Enhanced (AAC) podcast Despite the name, enhanced podcasts really aren’t that great. These are specially formatted audio files the support changing cover art, chapter markings, […]
[…] a huge part of this is because of how easy social networks actually make it to share videos. For example, dropping a YouTube link on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Mastodon, and other places will automatically display a preview and even embed the video so it can be played right there without leaving whatever context the […]
[…] look weird (but not as weird as emoji). The only place hashtags are currently of any use is when you post on social networks, like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, Mastodon, and even YouTube descriptions (but not titles). Each of these is a place where you would post about your podcast, not your full […]
[…] of these do cost time or money, but are well worth it! Also read the conversation about last week’s episode in the Podcasting Technology and Resource group on LinkedIn. 1. Add video or audio with big “IFs” If you’re hosting an audio podcast that has to explain a lot of things, consider releasing videos. If […]
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[…] fail. 5. Join forums and groups There may be hundreds of forums that have sections covering your exact topic. There are also probably many groups on Facebook, LinkedIn, and other social-networking sites where people share and discuss items relevant to you. 6. Read FAQs and support issues Depending on your topic, you may find […]
[…] 8. Improved backend accessibility. Added new networks: TuneIn, iHeartRadio, Blip, StumbleUpon, Instagram, Dribbble, GoodReads, Etsy, and GitHub. Reordered icons into podcast, video, social network, photo, specialty. Changed LinkedIn icon to match the other icons better. Sortable icons are coming soon! You may notice that you can drag and drop networks, but this doesn’t save […]
[…] (if you have any)? Even if you don’t mind profanities, what do you think podcasters should do? Check out these other great conversations happening around this topic. LinkedIn group Podcasts subreddit Podcasters community on Google+ Podcasting Technology Resources community on Google+ Day in Tech History reaching 1,500 episodes Check out Jeffrey Powers’ podcast Day […]
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