Today, podcasts are one of the most simple ways to brand engaging content and garner loyal followers. But there are mistakes even the pros make that could be the difference between being downloaded or ditched.
In mediabistro.com’s How to Make a Podcast People Want to Subscribe To, producers and hosts count down the nine things that could be preventing you from getting more listeners.
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Spreaker Radio is a free iPhone app that lets you record podcasts and broadcast them using Spreaker’s service. Podcasts can be broadcast live as they are in progress. Live podcasts can have Skype call-ins as well as interactive chats.
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Some people feel podcasting is a lot like the month of March – in like a lion and out like a lamb.
As with any over-hyped, silver bullet-labeled medium, there is no room for success – only failure. But if you are willing to look a little deeper, you will find that podcasting is still a viable option for content delivery.
Everyone knows that iTunes is the most popular place to discover interesting podcasts. However, there are many sites across the Web where you can uncover some wonderful ear candy. Here are some of our favorites.
One of the first on the scene, Podcast Alley is a shadow of its once robust self. That being said, it is still a valuable portal. Featuring the Top 10 podcasts, as voted on by the listeners, the site makes it easy to uncover audio content. You can stream directly on the site or download to your computer/device.
With close to 65,000 podcasts all you need are an audio device and an open mind. Read more
