Back to basics! This isn’t a detailed process for how to edit episodes, setup your website, or get into iTunes. These are the core 10 principles for starting a podcast, even if it’s not your first time!
It’s great to be the first person in a niche. But don’t be discouraged if you’re not. Consider the following seven points to help you embrace your differences, despite the existing “competition,” or find a better niche for your blog or podcast.
Sickness hits almost everyone at some point. Consider these five questions before you press record. (Remember that I can’t give medical advice, so these are
Podcasters always want to know how to get more listeners or viewers. But you should also consider what you may be doing that is preventing you from growing your audience.
There comes a time in every podcaster’s life when he or she wants to start another podcast. These questions and tips will help you determine whether it’s right for you, and how to start well.
Twitter can be a tool to find, grow, and mature your audience, as well as a great way to promote your blogging and podcasting. Here are eleven ways to help you succeed!
Learn twelve things you can do to get content for blogging or podcasting.
Don’t forget your podcast in planning your new year’s resolutions! I share five suggested goals to improve your podcasting in 2011.
Daniel Lewis shares some tips on determining the right balance of frequency and length for your podcast episodes.
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