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How to Double Your Podcast Subscribers in 30-Days

Here's something I'm realizing. Most people still have no clue how to subscribe to a podcast. And looking at my site statistics (and those of my clients), more people will play the episode right off the podpage, rather than subscribe to it. On average, this rate is...

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Transcripts for Sale vs. Transcripts for Search

I was perusing Paul Colligan's ever changing blog template this weekend (have you decided, Paul?) and I stumbled upon his post where he has transcribed one of his podcast episodes and has made it available for viewing right on the webpage. I've been telling my clients...

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Who Preserves Our Online Conversations?

In an earlier post, I started to explore who is responsible for preserving our online conversations. Is it: The person who creates the discussion? The people who participate in it? Or, is it the entity that provides the means for these discussion to take place? Now, I...

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First Russian Female Space Tourist to Podcast

One of the first women going to space as a tourist will be podcasting and blogging about her experience during her 10-day journey, according to this news release. Anousheh Ansari will blog and podcast from outer space. While I applaud this news, the article fails to...

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Why Can’t Podcasts Work Like Autoresponders?

I'm finding quite a number of holes in the podcasting process from a business perspective. For example, I'd prefer that when someone subscribes to my podcast feed, they start from Episode 001. Right now, anyone that subscribes to my feed gets the newest episode, then...

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Podcasting Community Needs a Lawyer

At Podcamp, one of the things that became clear is that this community desperately needs a lawyer. There's way too many lay people trying to interprete the laws of the land when it comes to copyrights and they're doing a poor job of it. Yes, we have the Podcasting...

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