Since I started running again last month, a number of folks told me they listen to podcasts to make the run go by faster. I’ve always been a music listener because I tend to run to the beat, use it to get my pumped up, etc. But I’m always open to new ideas! Anyway, Overcast has been my long-time podcast…
As you start your podcast, you’ll be faced with tons of decisions to make, like format, topics, artwork, what kind of gear to buy, and more. here are some dos and don’ts to help make your journey a little smoother.
One of the hardest things to do is put out daily content…and on top of that, making it helpful, timely, and in podcast form! This sounds like a ton of work, but Harry Morton of Lower Street does just that. In this episode, we’ll explore how Harry can consistently put out a daily podcast about working from home – from planning to publishing.
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This post is a bit more of a personal update, with news I’m very excited to share. Back in November, I started floating the idea of done for you podcasting, thanks to encouragement at CaboPress. I’m happy to announce today the first launch of that new service. I also launched a new podcast with a friend!
So you normally listen to podcasts on your commute to and from work, in the car, or generally when traveling. And now..well, you’re probably not doing much of that. So when do you find time to listen to podcasts? Here are a few good times to listen to podcasts while you’re cooped up at home.
It’s been a crazy month, and I barely blogged, but that doesn’t mean I wasn’t pumping out content. Here’s a roundup of all the video (and other content I put out in May 2019.
Back in December I published the WordCamp US Speakers that have been on my podcast. This weekend I’m heading to WordCamp Miami, so I’ve decided to continue the tradition. WordCamp Miami has a killer lineup of speakers, and there are quite a few that have been on my podcast. If you’re heading to the conference and want to learn a…
As podcasting grows in 2019, a common comment I hear is, “I don’t even know how to listen to podcasts.” Indeed, it’s not the most intuitive thing. There are lots of different ways to get shows, and each show could ostensibly do different things. It’s not like TV, where you buy a dedicated device and then can channel surf. And…
As 2018 comes to a close, it’s time for what’s become my favorite post of the year. I like looking back at the things I’ve invested in and spent time on. This year feels special to me because on top of it being my first full year in business, I spent a lot time automating processes and improving my workflows…
I’ve spent more than one post on this blog talking about podcast sponsorships. Today, I wanted to talk about podcast listeners. There are a lot of stats out there for website users – where they came from, what they do on the site, how long they stay, and a lot more. While there have been strides in the last few months…
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