[…] get, the more time or money it will cost. If it’s too much work to release an episode, you’ll either not be consistent, or you’ll give up quickly. (I was a perfectionist when I started and it took me two years to release only nine episodes.) For audio podcasts, I recommend that you export […]
[…] wasn’t designed to be a podcast host and content distribution network (CDN). If you’re just starting out, you are allowed to use Dropbox for media hosting, but you would quickly hit your limit and may face more trouble than it is worth. That’s why I, and other professional podcasters, continue to recommend a solid podcast hosting […]
Want to earn money, get tax benefits, or gain press access with your podcast? Then you need these legal answers with Gordon Firemark. He also shares what to do when you get a lawyer letter.
Since I first learned how to podcast, I’ve made my own share of mistakes (we were all newbies at one point). In celebration of my 150th episode, I share my top mistakes, and how you can avoid making the same mistakes, or fix them if you’re too late. Get ready, because this is a […]
[…] My Podcast Reviews!) helps you get more reviews, sharing audience engagement will further engage your audience. Plus, this helps turn those featured audience members into super-fans! 6. Quick content Even if podcast episodes are hours long, there are probably countless bits you could share in quick formats (not simply excerpts). This could be a […]
[…] can use whatever tool you want (even simply an email folder, or printing it on paper). If you’re a premium member of My Podcast Reviews, you can quickly filter all of your reviews to your top 4- and 5-star reviews. The important thing is for us to have reminders of what we’re doing right. […]
[…] recognizing high-quality content, diminishing shady practices, and better indexing relevant and related content. Generally, search engines are becoming more human-like in how they prioritize content. Here’s the quick tip on killer SEO: write what humans will want, not what machines will want. How can SEO help your podcast? Optimizing your content for search engines is about […]
[…] tool for you! Users can tag and share links with each other and add their own comments. Honorable mentions: Diigo, Pinboard 7. Sync.in If you want something quick and simple, consider Sync.in. Like other services, it offers real-time collaboration on basic notes. But it doesn’t require an account. (However, free public note creation is currently […]
[…] because they seem good at combining what they think they hear along with what makes grammatical and contextual sense. But if you’re in a hurry, here’s the quick hack for editing your transcripts: double-check all proper nouns and URLs. For example, one transcription tool I tried would always transcribe “Podcasting 2.0” as “podcasting 2 […]
[…] cashflow, I decided to redirect my Podcast Mirror feed to a FeedBurner feed—doing nothing but simply mirroring or “proxying” my feed for performance reasons. But I very quickly discovered that FeedBurner no longer offers a ping service or a manual refresh button, leaving me with no way to trigger an update of my RSS […]
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