[…] you do with words on your website now will affect how easily people will find you a month, a year, or even further from now. 12. Reserve social accounts with your brand I’ve made this mistake many times in which I started using a brand or trademark, but didn’t reserve it in the right […]
[…] of my one-on-one consulting sessions involve video (webcam or screenshare). 4. Doesn’t engage well on YouTube Many people want to be on YouTube because it’s a massive social network and even a search engine of its own. It’s possible for you to publish your audio to YouTube with just your cover art or a […]
[…] them a single name, as it’s already his name in the games. Then, people don’t have to remember who “Braxwolf” really is. Depending on your approach to social media, you may also want to remove a personal name completely and your blog or podcast be your identity. But this gets confusing and extremely unauthentic. […]
[…] WordPress plugins I love WordPress for running websites, and there are plenty of ways to automate it for podcasting. Here are my favorites. Revive Old Post Like Social Jukebox and Edgar, Revive Old Post will automatically reshare your content from your archive. But this is entirely powered and manageable from your WordPress website! The […]
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.
[…] of your show, then include the numbers in your post titles so they display prominently on your site. Do not include episode numbers in the HTML or social shares Outside your context—that is, your website or a podcast player with your show—episode numbers in the titles probably won’t matter at all, even if they matter […]
[…] the live-streaming video or audio. Also identify which of your shows is currently live. Cam Twist and ManyCam allow you to do this in your live-streaming video. 5. Social-sharing options with prewritten messages Make it easy for your loyal live listeners to share and promote your live show and grow your audience. These should be […]
[…] 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 many people asking […]
[…] offender is SoundCloud. If you use SoundCloud’s RSS feed for your podcast, check your content settings and ensure “Email address displayed” is set to your email address. 5. Social-Sharing Make your content easy to share by including social-sharing buttons. Appendipity themes already include these, or you can add basic buttons to any WordPress theme with […]
[…] calls to action: Subscribe to the podcast Send feedback Leave a rating and review Share the podcast Join an email list Visit the show notes Follow on social networks Buy from a sponsor or affiliate Donate to the podcast None of these calls to action are bad in themselves. You have to examine your overall […]
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