[…] podcast—fulfilling the ongoing needs or desires of your audience. “Reference” and “habit” may not be immediately evident from any particular podcast. For example, Mignon Fogarty’s Grammar Girl Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing could seem like a reference podcast, but it actually makes a habit out of reference. Each episode shares valuable information you might […]
[…] with moderation. A moderator can block the spam, keep the conversation going, sort feedback, and more. When I started a forum for our Once Upon a Time podcast, it quickly became obvious that I would never have the time to moderate. I put out the request and found the most active participant who had valuable contributions, […]
[…] 10. Promote your own platform, not someone else’s This is one of my pet peeves, but it’s especially important in this age where technologies come and go quite quickly. Promote your platform first. You do this by pointing people to your website for your content. Even if you use a non-embeddable tool, you can serve your […]
[…] stop saying brand names in your podcast, and what to do instead. This comes down to using your own domain for any calls to action. For a quick review, this simplifies your calls to action, reinforces your brand, defers the details, and future-proofs your calls to action. This is all possible when your podcast […]
[…] SD video, 720p video, and 1080p video media formats feeding four separate feeds. Podcast channels also work great for content formats. For example, you have a 5-minute quick-tip episode with just the highlights, and then an hour-long episode that covers the same information in more detail. You would have a quick-tip feed and a […]
Several podcasters share expectations, concerns, and anticipations for podcasting in 2016.
[…] audience knows that before you start. Speak clearly Slow down and don’t be afraid to pause. Although faster talking is often associated with higher intelligence, talking too quickly can also result in more stumbles and reliance on verbal crutches. Communicate passionately If you’re excited about your topic, let it show! Emotions are contagious, so […]
[…] single place. Now, I have separate feedback email accounts for each podcast. I’ve set this up in Gmail so the separate emails are labeled and filtered. A quick look at my inbox shows my emails for “TAP,” “ONCE,” “tRN,” and so on. 6. Leverage your whole community for big things As you grow, one […]
[…] relationship issues, unmet expectations, or any other number of legitimate and maybe even important distractions. Without focus, you’ll never get any good quality out. Here are some quick tips to help you refocus. Step away for a moment Meditate Take a walk Deal with the distraction Dump your thoughts into writing Make a task […]
Audacity is free and Adobe Audition is $349. Are there really benefits to Audition that are worth the big price tag? I share why Audition may be best for my podcasting workflow, but why you probably shouldn’t switch.
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