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Podcasters have what radio needs. Radio has what podcasters want. Here's the schematic, accomplished with coordinated, scalable workflow:
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| Important Distinctions: |
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How podcasting is UNLIKE radio:
AM/FM content is mass-appeal, live, locally-oriented. Podcasts are on-demand and available worldwide. The best podcast topics are "narrowcast" stuff. Do a podcast about gardening, and you'll get lost-in-the-weeds. Do one about year-round vertical hydroponic vegetable gardening in a closet and you'll click. How successful podcasts are LIKE radio: You're asking for attention. And with SO much competition for it now, that's a big ask. |
| Hear why your podcasting technique is critical, in this 3-minute podcast, from The Jim Bohannon Show; and this short video, important advice from Talkers magazine publisher Michael Harrison. |
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Attention is not for sale. So before you spend a dime promoting your podcast, think how bombarded we are, every day. We lean-away from advertising. But we trust friends' recommendations.
Goal: Your subscribers share your podcast with their buds.
For less than you spend on a Starbucks concoction, my E-book can help you move from samplers to subscribers to sharers. |
| Listeners, and advertisers, are waiting. |
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