I had the pleasure of going on the Health Coach Conversations. We discussed a number of topics, including:
Over on The Podcast Setup, Matt Medeiros interviewed me about my podcasting ethos, hopeful legacy, and my gear (with new photos). Check it out.
I had the pleasure of being interviewed by coursemethod.com about how and why I make online courses. If you’re interested in my story, as well as the mistakes I made that you should avoid, definitely check it out.
With financial gurus and politicians now fully admitting we’re in a recession, we’re starting to see the economic ramifications for advertisers that get their budgets slashed.
Of course, if you’re a podcaster, that may worry you. How can you land sponsors when there’s less money to go around? There are a few ways to make your podcast stand out for advertisers (even if you don’t have a lot of downloads).
For my latest article at The Podcast Host, I talk about TikTok’s potential move into podcasting and what it could mean for podcasters:
TikTok is one of, if not the, best social network for discovering new content. The videos they recommend to people are finely tuned by a very smart algorithm (perhaps a little too smart). As an elder millennial who’s used to seeing content only from the people I chose to follow, TikTok scared and confused me.
I had a great conversation with Sarah St. John of Frugalpreneur where we discussed my journey from web development to podcast coaching, and then get into my SMASH Framework for determining how you can monetize your podcast.
Contracts can be a scary and confusing thing…especially when the relationship is strictly ad placement on your own podcast. Listener Erin recently wrote in to ask about podcast sponsor contracts, and while I am not a lawyer, I’m happy to share my own experience.
I had the pleasure of talking about Podcast Liftoff and why I help podcasters over on the Go Solo blog. Check it out!
My latest piece for The Podcast Host is up and in it, I explore using the iPhone as a native Webcam further. I also dive into what this could mean for podcasters, as video podcasting becomes increasingly popular.
If you create content that will eventually move to a video-forward platform, having a good camera is important. For most people, their iPhone is their best camera.
In fact, Apple first introduced 4K video in their iPhone 6 line, all the way back in 2015!
As a podcaster, you can start integrating good videos into your recording process without having to spend a ton of money on a fancy 4K camera.
My latest piece for The Podcast Host is up, and it’s all about how YouTube has rolled out their Podcasts page:
We can see from that leaked presentation that YouTube plans to leverage two things it’s very good at for podcasters: monetization and analytics.
If your podcast is on YouTube, there could be an opportunity to monetize through ads, memberships, or their “Super” features, which allow direct donations. For podcasters who have trouble monetizing through other methods, this could be a big boon.
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