Happy Labor Day! In celebration of this American holiday, I’ll share how much you should expect podcasting to take, how to speed up your workflow, and how I work with my podcasts.
WARNING: strong opinions ahead! Proceed with caution and please add your own thoughts, additions, or disagreements in the comments.
Here are the new live-streaming technologies I now recommend to podcasters who want to broadcast live.
[…] every day to work toward your goals, that’s almost two hours per week and about 90 hours per year! I recommend two tools to help you with this scheduling: a calendar and a timer. The calendar is to schedule your work during a specific time of the day. Don’t miss those appointments! The timer is […]
[…] community to contribute to the show Encourages better preproduction resulting in a better flow when you record Can encourage you against spending too much time in postproduction Scheduling a regular live show creates accountability Committing to a schedule results in consistent release schedule and thus more episodes General answers on podcasting Editing takes a […]
Episode length is sometimes a heated discussion in podcasting. There’s helpful data from different sources. But what’s right for your podcast? I’ll help you decide!
“Long tail” is when a podcast has a long life of relevance and consumption. Learn how to keep your old episodes alive and use them to grow your audience.
A podcast launch can be fun and jumpstart momentum for growth. Starting your podcasting with multiple episodes is often advised, but is it right for you?
Don’t forget your podcast in planning your new year’s resolutions! I share five suggested goals to improve your podcasting in 2011.
Podcast Movement 2014 was an amazing podcasting conference! Here are the top highlights for podcasters.
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