Posts Tagged ‘audio’
Top Podcast Marketing Tips
The continued development of Web 2.0 technology has produced new and exciting ways to market your products and services. The ability to broadcast audio and video online has emerged as a beneficial means to get the word out about your business. In particular, I address how podcasting can help you sell more products while helping you connect with your customers. Essentially, podcast marketing is the art of publishing audio programs on the internet with the intention of raising product awareness, establishing a brand, and, of course, increasing sales. There are many advantages to podcasts. Namely, most people have a computer or other MP3 compatible device. Since people are spending more time at the computer, rather that in front of the TV, it’s easy to hit them right where they sit. Thanks to cheap digital recording equipment and software, you can record, distribute, and test your podcasting activities that were too expensive and cumbersome only a few years ago.
Podcasting: the rise of audio content
Podcasting: the rise of audio content
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Best Podcasting Microphone – Revisited!
Chris takes the Blue Snowball and compares it against the Rode Podcaster. Two of the top USB microphones in the market, how do they compare? Which is going to take your sound from “low” to “pro”? Watch to find out! Rode Bundle Here: bit.ly My full review here: bin-false.org
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Podcasting
Partial Response to Bob Knorpps Lemonade Video, sorry for hissing my new mic is playing up
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Introduction to Podcasting: Using Skype
Pete mccauley, University of Minnesota, describes use of Skype to conduct conversations for use in podcasts.
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How To: Record A Podcast With Audacity
In this video I show how to record a podcast with Audacity. For my homey, supermarcey….I hope this helps, and answers any questions you may have.
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A Podcast Tutorial [Podcasting 101]
In this video, I do my best to provide a podcasting tutorial. I’ve received a great deal of requests to do this. I found it difficult to do a podcasting tutorial, without actually doing a podcast. Rather than do that, I go into the basic principles to maintain a successful podcast. This tutorial is broken out into 3 parts: Motivation, Equipment, and Production. In terms of motivation, make sure you choose a topic you are passionate about. Ask yourself the following before choosing a topic: “Am I able to talk about this topic for 15 minutes to someone who knows absolutely nothing about it” If you can do this, then you have a decent candidate for a topic. Choosing a topic is key to prevent podfading. As for equipment, start with a cheap microphone (microphone/headsets are fine and fairly cheap at Best Buy), your computer, and cheap software. The software I recommend you start with is Audacity (bit.ly which is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. There’s a good chance you’re using one of these os’s, so Audacity is a good choice. As you get a few episodes under your belt, then it’s time to think about possibly upgrading your setup to a condenser mic/mixer setup. Finally, there’s production. Come up with a schedule that you’ll be able to keep. Don’t commit to a daily podcast right from the start. I recommend starting with a weekly or monthly schedule and see how it works out. There’s also the option of live podcasting vs offline podcasting. I recommend sticking with an …