Podcast appearances and mentions of andrew allemann

On this episode of The Yegi Project, Andrew Allemann is here and we have a captivating discussion on the significance of domains for business success, what domain investing is like in 2024, how he transitioned his hobby into entrepreneurship, and much more. We dive deep into Andrew's expertise in domain management, podcasting, and invaluable entrepreneurial advice. Check Out Andrew's Website: https://domainnamewire.com Join our Patreon! Yegi is a young entrepreneur who has always been curious and hardworking. You can say she has always seen things out of the box and been able to creatively solve difficult problems. Her cool and collective spirit in life and business makes you want to be around her. She thrives on inspiring others and helps others see things from a positive point of view. The Yegi Project, is the podcast for the young entrepreneur who may not know where to start, doesn't have anyone to guide them in the right direction and may not have full support from others. This podcast is called The Yegi “Project” because although Yegi is happy with where she is now, she knows that she still has a lot to do to complete her mission and purpose in this world. She aims to use this podcast to work hard alongside all of you to grow to a point where she can make a lasting change in people's lives and in the world.  If you would like to be a guest on a future episode of The Yegi Project, please email info@yegiproject.comThe Yegi Project is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and more!https://linktr.ee/theyegiprojectDisclaimer: This podcast or any other The Yegi Project episodes on this platform or other podcast streaming platforms is not legal business or tax advice. I make this content based on my own experience as a business owner and MBA for educational and entertainment purposes only.

This time, we had the privilege of sitting down with Andrew Allemann, a renowned expert in domain investing and acclaimed editor of Domain Name Wire. He shared invaluable insights and experiences that can help you maximize your domain profits. Timestamps 01:13 How Andrew became interested in domain investing 02:10 The story behind Domain Name Wire 04:01 Key factors when evaluating a domain's potential value 06:35 Andrew's strategies behind successful domain investments 08:15 Common mistakes that new domain investors should avoid 10:54 Resources that domain investors should utilize 13:48 How investors keep themselves ahead of trends 17:26 The impact of new gTLDs in domain investing 18:43 Advice for someone who is just starting their domain investing journey Shownotes To DNW: https://domainnamewire.com Try the AutoDNS chrome extension: autodns.tools This podcast is presented by InterNetX: internetx.com

Show Notes: https://webgrowthcode.com/choosing-a-domain-name-with-andrew-allemann-from-domain-name-wire   Andrew Alleman walks us through choosing a domain and extension for your website. We also take a deep dive into buying and selling domains — something many do out there as a side gig.   Have you ever wondered who's buying all the .coms out there? Andrew has some inside scoop on who's buying them. Plus, we found out if I screwed up my last domain purchase.  Tune in to this episode for an exciting deep dive into the world of domains. Choosing a Domain Show Notes with Andrew Alleman 02:00 - Andrew shares his experience in online marketing and website growth. He has been writing the Domain Name Wire blog since 2005 and has a podcast of the same name.  03:23 - Andrew walks us through starting a website, including choosing a domain registrar. With thousands of options out there, he notes that GoDaddy is currently the biggest registrar in the market. He also mentioned Namecheap, HostGator, Porkbun, and Google.  04:03 - The differences between these registrars are the price, security, service, and account management system. People can get a domain name from one registrar and host it at another site. We also talk about the importance of choosing the right domain name extensions. 09:07 - Andrew tells us about his podcast and the topics he usually talks about with guests.  10:07 - Andrew walks us through his process of starting a new website. For most people starting, Andrew suggests either creating a WordPress site with GoDaddy or getting a Wix, Squarespace, or Weebly website.  There are lots of cheap hosting services, but a lot of them are designed for WordPress. One of the biggest ones is WP Engine.  17:24 - Andrew advises that if the domain name you want is already taken, it may be listed for sale and can be purchased. And while buying a new domain name for $10 may seem preferable, it may be worth paying for the one you want. 23:56 - The Domain Name Wire Podcast started in 2014. He recently had an episode about buying expired domains for their SEO value. 25:00 - We explore the difficulties of using non-.com domain extensions for websites. 29:35 - We delve into the world of buying and selling domain names. Afternic and Sedo.com are two places where people can list their domains for sale.   35:26 - Andrew talks about the mentors that have influenced him along the way. Some of the other podcasts that Andrew listens to are The Side Hustle Show by Nick Loper, Startups For the Rest of Us, and Working It Out.  Nick Loper was on the podcast, where he talked about tips to turn a side hustle into a full-time business.  40: 42 - Andrew mentions some of the big names he's had on his podcast, like the creator of WordPress, Matt Wullenweg, and the bassist for Megadeth.  Show Notes: https://webgrowthcode.com/choosing-a-domain-name-with-andrew-allemann-from-domain-name-wire    

Andrew Allemann is the creator of PodcastGuests.com, Domain Name Wire, and Stacey on IoT. He is an expert in domain names, podcasting, and other niche media.

The Encouragement Engineering podcast offers listeners the ability to combat the negativity that inundates our daily lives with a positive perspective and positive actions. Our guest today is Andrew Allemann. Andrew Allemann is the creator of PodcastGuests.com, a service that connects podcasters with guests for their shows. 40,000 people use the service to find guests for their podcasts or to get booked as guests on shows. And guess how I got Allen? Yes, I use his service to find guests as well as to find I can be a guest on as well. Listen as we discuss: · The value of Podcasts · Getting prepared · Pitching · Knowledge Website: podcastguests.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastguests Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Be sure to follow The Encouragement Engineering podcast at https://encouragementengineer.com or https://bobbrummspeaks.com

A fun way to grow your influence, your audience, and customer base is by being a podcast guest. But how do you do that? And how do you find the right podcasts? Then once you're booked, what do you need to do to be a success? Today's guest has the answers. Andrew Allemann started a podcast as an offshoot of his trade publication. Not only has it proven itself with over 400 episodes, but it spawned an idea for a service that connects podcast hosts with people wanting to be interviewed! That service, PodcastGuests, has grown to over 38,000 subscribers, adding solid revenue to Andrew's business. You'll also hear about MVP - minimum viable product, and how to use this concept to minimize losses and double-down on promising side hustle winners. In today's end-of-episode takeaways, I focus in on how to get the best results when you're a podcast guest, and you'll hear about a super-efficient, yet under-used free tool (yup, it's free) that puts you in touch with great publicity opportunities.   What You'll Hear: 03:10 Domain Name Wire: trade publication for the domain name industry with 10,000+ posts 04:35 Birth of a podcast 07:03 Out of necessity - podcastguests.com was born 09:48 The jump to building up the platform to enable paid subscriptions 10:36 Key contacts made at an industry conference 11:20 MVP - minimum viable product 13:00 Andrew has had businesses not work out 16:08 The value and benefits of being a guest on podcasts 17:13 Why you might want to start your own podcast…and reasons why you shouldn't 20:44 How to sell and how not to sell if you're a guest 25:52 How to get booked more often 27:48 Resource for new guests: podcastguests.com/guide 29:12 Best ways to monetize your podcast 30:30 A lot of podcasts don't make it to 10 episodes! 31:15 Discoverability is not good in podcasts, resulting in typically a slow-build 32:00 Best way to grow your listenership 36:33 Figure out the minimum product you can get out there to test, then ACT! Key Takeaways: 38:05 Focus on content - not selling, when you're being interviewed 38:45 google.com/alerts, a free way to be notified of news in your industry…for pitching stories to the media, it's a handy idea-generator   How to find the resources: Connecting podcasters and guests, podcastguests.com How to be a podcast guest, podcastguests.com/guide   Connect with Joan: Instagram Facebook Joan's Main Site Email Be on the show! Be Our Guest  

Tips for Hosting & Guest Speaking   (Recorded Live on Clubhouse September 9, 2022) We were joined by Andrew Allemann, founder of PodcastGuests.Com and Domain Name Wire, to get his expert tips for leveraging podcasts to expand your audience and build your network. He covered how to make the most of a guest speaking opportunity, and shared how show hosts can scale their platform and audience.   Speakers: Colin C. Campbell, Michele Van Tilborg, Jeff Sass Guest: Andrew Allemann Sign up to our email and never miss an update on our special events, guest speakers, and more: https://startup.club/

203: Grow Your Design Firm with Podcasting WITH Andrew Allemann   With me on the podcast today is Andrew Allemann. Andrew is a podcasting expert and founder of PodcastGuests.com. This is a service used by over 30,000 people to find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts. Today we will talk about the profitability of other people's traffic which is increased by being on a podcast.     Topics Mentioned: One-sheet Education Connection Preparation Key Thoughts: I wanted to bring people together to talk about what makes what makes profit in the company and profit being so much more than just money like profitability of recognition profitability of getting your voice heard. Michele (04:23)    You can really build a lot of relationships through podcasting, and grow your audience like you do through both this show, and being a guest on other shows. It's a great way to grow your audience as well. Andrew Allemann (5:44)    Podcasting gave me an opportunity to get up there and talk about myself and my products and services. But also, to broaden the horizon of the people that were coming in to my realm of influence. Michele (11:14)    If you provide good education to that audience, if you entertain or educate them, that's going to naturally get them interested in learning more about you. Andrew Allemann (24:10)    Contact Michele: Email: Team@ScarletThreadConsulting.com Facebook: Scarlet Thread Consulting Instagram: @ScarletThreadATL Website: ScarletThreadConsulting.com LinkedIn: Michele Williams Contact Andrew: Email: andrew@podcastguests.com Website: podcastguests.com Facebook: Podcast Guests Twitter: @podcastguests Resources and References: Work with Me PodcastGuests.com Guide

What do you get out of being a guest on a podcast? On the latest episode of The Podcast Guests Show, Andrew Allemann and Doug Sandler talk about some of the things that you might overlook, deciding which podcasts to go on, and the best way to insert your pitch into a podcast.   As host of two podcasts The Domain Name Wire Podcast and The Podcast Guest Show Andrew Allemann understands how essential fine tuning your marketing is to build a community. Tons of success and hundreds of episodes to his credit, you'll see that we all still have the “work in progress” sign hanging above our heads. Welcome Andrew to the podcast.   Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://www.PodcastGuests.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastguests On today's show, we talk about: The reasons people start podcasts, including the one that's hardest to achieve How to choose which podcasts to be a guest on. (Hint: it's not all about downloads.) The show audience is just one of the groups you're reaching How (and when) to insert a pitch into a podcast. And who are you pitching? How to measure results from being a guest Two things to do before making a pitch to a podcast TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  The Ultimate Launch Formula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest."  Enter promo code: podguest for free access Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/money StreamYard Video Broadcast - https://streamyard.com?pal=5718576179183616 Doug and JJ's Podcast Mastermind application - www.UltimatePodcastMastermind.com Ultimate Podcast Launch School Scholarship Application: www.TurnKeyPodcast.com/school   Connect with Doug Sandler: Twitter: djdoug   Facebook: dj.doug.sandler   Website: turnkeypodcast.com/   Email: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Phone: (410) 340-6861  Instagram: turnkeypodcast/ LinkedIn: doug-sandler-1a346649/   Interested in Podcasting? Learn 5 ways that you can profit from your own show at TurnkeyPodcast.com/money     Canva Pro: Create Stunning Design in Minutes!

What do you get out of being a guest on a podcast? On the latest episode of The Podcast Guests Show, Andrew Allemann and Doug Sandler talk about some of the things that you might overlook, deciding which podcasts to go on, and the best way to insert your pitch into a podcast.   As host of two podcasts The Domain Name Wire Podcast and The Podcast Guest Show Andrew Allemann understands how essential fine tuning your marketing is to build a community. Tons of success and hundreds of episodes to his credit, you'll see that we all still have the “work in progress” sign hanging above our heads. Welcome Andrew to the podcast.   Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://www.PodcastGuests.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastguests On today's show, we talk about: The reasons people start podcasts, including the one that's hardest to achieve How to choose which podcasts to be a guest on. (Hint: it's not all about downloads.) The show audience is just one of the groups you're reaching How (and when) to insert a pitch into a podcast. And who are you pitching? How to measure results from being a guest Two things to do before making a pitch to a podcast TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  The Ultimate Launch Formula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest."  Enter promo code: podguest for free access Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/money StreamYard Video Broadcast - https://streamyard.com?pal=5718576179183616 Doug and JJ's Podcast Mastermind application - www.UltimatePodcastMastermind.com Ultimate Podcast Launch School Scholarship Application: www.TurnKeyPodcast.com/school   Connect with Doug Sandler: Twitter: djdoug   Facebook: dj.doug.sandler   Website: turnkeypodcast.com/   Email: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Phone: (410) 340-6861  Instagram: turnkeypodcast/ LinkedIn: doug-sandler-1a346649/   Interested in Podcasting? Learn 5 ways that you can profit from your own show at TurnkeyPodcast.com/money     Canva Pro: Create Stunning Design in Minutes!

As host of two podcasts The Domain Name Wire Podcast and The Podcast Guest Show Andrew Allemann understands how essential fine tuning your marketing is to build a community. Tons of success and hundreds of episodes to his credit, you'll see that we all still have the “work in progress” sign hanging above our heads. Welcome Andrew to the podcast.   Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://www.PodcastGuests.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastguests   Nice Sponsors: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold   How to Make Money, Grow Your Tribe, and Build Influencing Podcasting (Doug and Strick will be hosting the Masterclass) https://djdoug--turnkeypodcast.thrivecart.com/register/   Get your free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/gift Check out the "Entrepreneur's Toolkit" Giveaway   Check out Headliner to create social media posts with video easily- make.headliner.app   Simplecast is the easiest way to set up your podcast hosting- Simplecast.com   Zoom is the easiest way to schedule meetings and record your podcast interviews- Zoom.us   Acuity is the easiest way to schedule your podcast interviews, meetings, and life. Acuityscheduling.com   See how The Nice Guys want to make your life easier? You can thank us later.   Reach The Nice Guys Here:  Doug- @DJDoug  Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz    Nice Important Links:   Subscribe to the Podcast  website: Niceguysonbusiness.com  Book Doug and/or Strick as a speaker at your upcoming event.  Doug's Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First.     Partner Links:  Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast.  Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments Simply the best VO guy in the business- https://steveobrienvo.com/   TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  www.turnkeypodcast.com/ultimatelaunchformula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest." Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/gift     No time to get to this, but you can read the blog here: 12 worries that every entrepreneur has   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

As host of two podcasts The Domain Name Wire Podcast and The Podcast Guest Show Andrew Allemann understands how essential fine tuning your marketing is to build a community. Tons of success and hundreds of episodes to his credit, you'll see that we all still have the “work in progress” sign hanging above our heads. Welcome Andrew to the podcast.   Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://www.PodcastGuests.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastguests   Nice Sponsors: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold   How to Make Money, Grow Your Tribe, and Build Influencing Podcasting (Doug and Strick will be hosting the Masterclass) https://djdoug--turnkeypodcast.thrivecart.com/register/   Get your free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/gift Check out the "Entrepreneur's Toolkit" Giveaway   Check out Headliner to create social media posts with video easily- make.headliner.app   Simplecast is the easiest way to set up your podcast hosting- Simplecast.com   Zoom is the easiest way to schedule meetings and record your podcast interviews- Zoom.us   Acuity is the easiest way to schedule your podcast interviews, meetings, and life. Acuityscheduling.com   See how The Nice Guys want to make your life easier? You can thank us later.   Reach The Nice Guys Here:  Doug- @DJDoug  Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz    Nice Important Links:   Subscribe to the Podcast  website: Niceguysonbusiness.com  Book Doug and/or Strick as a speaker at your upcoming event.  Doug's Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First.     Partner Links:  Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast.  Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments Simply the best VO guy in the business- https://steveobrienvo.com/   TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  www.turnkeypodcast.com/ultimatelaunchformula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest." Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/gift     No time to get to this, but you can read the blog here: 12 worries that every entrepreneur has   Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

As host of two podcasts The Domain Name Wire Podcast and The Podcast Guest Show Andrew Allemann understands how essential fine tuning your marketing is to build a community. Tons of success and hundreds of episodes to his credit, you'll see that we all still have the “work in progress” sign hanging above our heads. Welcome Andrew to the podcast.   Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://www.PodcastGuests.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastguests   TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  The Ultimate Launch Formula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest."  Enter promo code: podguest for free access Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/money StreamYard Video Broadcast - https://streamyard.com?pal=5718576179183616 Doug and JJ's Podcast Mastermind application - www.UltimatePodcastMastermind.com Ultimate Podcast Launch School Scholarship Application: www.TurnKeyPodcast.com/school   Connect with Doug Sandler: Twitter: djdoug   Facebook: dj.doug.sandler   Website: turnkeypodcast.com/   Email: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Phone: (410) 340-6861  Instagram: turnkeypodcast/ LinkedIn: doug-sandler-1a346649/   Interested in Podcasting? Learn 5 ways that you can profit from your own show at TurnkeyPodcast.com/money     Canva Pro: Create Stunning Design in Minutes!

As host of two podcasts The Domain Name Wire Podcast and The Podcast Guest Show Andrew Allemann understands how essential fine tuning your marketing is to build a community. Tons of success and hundreds of episodes to his credit, you'll see that we all still have the “work in progress” sign hanging above our heads. Welcome Andrew to the podcast.   Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://www.PodcastGuests.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/podcastguests   TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  The Ultimate Launch Formula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest."  Enter promo code: podguest for free access Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/money StreamYard Video Broadcast - https://streamyard.com?pal=5718576179183616 Doug and JJ's Podcast Mastermind application - www.UltimatePodcastMastermind.com Ultimate Podcast Launch School Scholarship Application: www.TurnKeyPodcast.com/school   Connect with Doug Sandler: Twitter: djdoug   Facebook: dj.doug.sandler   Website: turnkeypodcast.com/   Email: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Phone: (410) 340-6861  Instagram: turnkeypodcast/ LinkedIn: doug-sandler-1a346649/   Interested in Podcasting? Learn 5 ways that you can profit from your own show at TurnkeyPodcast.com/money     Canva Pro: Create Stunning Design in Minutes!

Choosing and protecting your Domain Name (website address) for your small business with domain expert Andrew Allemann. Andrew will share his diverse entrepreneurial journey, and his insights and tips on domain names (website addresses, web address, URL, etc.) from a business owner perspective (not too technical!). If you currently have, or need, a website for your small business then this episode is for you! Henry Lopez is the host of The How of Business podcast – helping you start, run and grow your small business. The How of Business is a top-rated podcast for small business and entrepreneurs.

Panelists include: Doug Sandler and Strickland Bonner www.TurnkeyPodcast.com Jeff Gibbard https://shareable.fm/  (Podcast host, network expert) Tom Schwab https://interviewvalet.com/ (Guest Placement expert) Todd Armstrong https://tarmstrong.agency/ (Guest Placement expert) Andrew Allemann http://podcastguests.com/ (Guest Placement expert)   Reach out to our guests directly for more information or if you have a podcast and need guests Tom, Todd and Andrew are amazing at what they do. Topics for today's episode: For those looking to GUEST more frequently and effectively What type of show they should think about being on How to pitch a show How to show up prepared What happens after the interview What type of expectations they should have For those looking to host more profitably and produce greater results Best way to spotlight a guest How to set up a great interview How to determine who is a good fit for their guest seat What are some best practices before, during and after the interview. How to find and land an influencer for their podcast   For those in our Podcasting community: If you are working on Monetizing and can't quite figure out the formula, Check out “From Guest to Gold” a FREE course that we are giving away to those in our community. Guest to Gold is an easy  to follow 7-module mini course on my favorite subject: monetization. Most podcasters fail to utilize the full potential of their podcast. In this mini-course I walk you to the concepts and strategies that have been worth millions of dollars for this podcast and the podcasts of our clients.   TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  The Ultimate Launch Formula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest."  Enter promo code: podguest for free access Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/money StreamYard Video Broadcast - https://streamyard.com?pal=5718576179183616 Doug and JJ's Podcast Mastermind application - www.UltimatePodcastMastermind.com Ultimate Podcast Launch School Scholarship Application: www.TurnKeyPodcast.com/school   Connect with Doug Sandler: Twitter: djdoug   Facebook: dj.doug.sandler   Website: turnkeypodcast.com/   Email: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Phone: (410) 340-6861  Instagram: turnkeypodcast/ LinkedIn: doug-sandler-1a346649/   Interested in Podcasting? Learn 5 ways that you can profit from your own show at TurnkeyPodcast.com/money     Canva Pro: Create Stunning Design in Minutes!

Panelists include: Doug Sandler and Strickland Bonner www.TurnkeyPodcast.com Jeff Gibbard https://shareable.fm/  (Podcast host, network expert) Tom Schwab https://interviewvalet.com/ (Guest Placement expert) Todd Armstrong https://tarmstrong.agency/ (Guest Placement expert) Andrew Allemann http://podcastguests.com/ (Guest Placement expert)   Reach out to our guests directly for more information or if you have a podcast and need guests Tom, Todd and Andrew are amazing at what they do. Topics for today's episode: For those looking to GUEST more frequently and effectively What type of show they should think about being on How to pitch a show How to show up prepared What happens after the interview What type of expectations they should have For those looking to host more profitably and produce greater results Best way to spotlight a guest How to set up a great interview How to determine who is a good fit for their guest seat What are some best practices before, during and after the interview. How to find and land an influencer for their podcast   For those in our Podcasting community: If you are working on Monetizing and can't quite figure out the formula, Check out “From Guest to Gold” a FREE course that we are giving away to those in our community. Guest to Gold is an easy  to follow 7-module mini course on my favorite subject: monetization. Most podcasters fail to utilize the full potential of their podcast. In this mini-course I walk you to the concepts and strategies that have been worth millions of dollars for this podcast and the podcasts of our clients.   TurnKey Podcast Productions Important Links: From Guest to Gold, Monetizing Your Podcast using Your Guest Seat www.TurnkeyPodcast.com/gold https://turnkeypodcast.mykajabi.com/guest-to-gold The Ultimate Podcast Launch Formula  The Ultimate Launch Formula  FREE workshop on how to "Be A Great Guest."  Enter promo code: podguest for free access Free E-Book 5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting at www.Turnkeypodcast.com/money StreamYard Video Broadcast - https://streamyard.com?pal=5718576179183616 Doug and JJ's Podcast Mastermind application - www.UltimatePodcastMastermind.com Ultimate Podcast Launch School Scholarship Application: www.TurnKeyPodcast.com/school   Connect with Doug Sandler: Twitter: djdoug   Facebook: dj.doug.sandler   Website: turnkeypodcast.com/   Email: doug@turnkeypodcast.com Phone: (410) 340-6861  Instagram: turnkeypodcast/ LinkedIn: doug-sandler-1a346649/   Interested in Podcasting? Learn 5 ways that you can profit from your own show at TurnkeyPodcast.com/money     Canva Pro: Create Stunning Design in Minutes!

Andrew Allemann is the creator of PodcastGuests.com and teaches you how to score quality guest on your podcast for free.

Why you've got to check out this episode: Discover the two critical considerations for starting and making a successful podcast Understand the minimum requirements for getting started in podcasting. Hear about ways of becoming a great guest so you constantly give value and people come and find you. 3 Rs Read Resource Reflect Read: The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz Resource: Loom Reflect: "Perfection is the enemy of progress"- Winston Churchill Perfecting everything before getting out there is a common dilemma getting in the way of many aspects in marketing and managing your real estate investing business. Podcasting is no exception. The chances are, the more you delay, the more you're not going to end up doing anything. Ultimately you may even end up wondering if it's for you to begin with. It also takes planning on top of all the other things you do in your real estate investing business. So let's find out if you're cut out to do that and why you should even consider podcasting. In today's episode, Andrew Allemann talks about ditching the idea of perfectionism in starting your podcast. You get to progress and learn a lot as you go along. And you do not have to have your own podcast to get involved, you can be a guest on other podcasts instead. He highlights getting into podcasting for the right reasons as well as setting and managing your expectations. It may not be for everyone but if you're game to do it, it's a great way to raise the visibility and credibility of your real estate investing personal brand. Andrew Allemann is a podcasting expert and founder of PodcastGuests.com. The service is used by well over 30,000 people to both find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts. Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://podcastguests.com/expert/allemann/ Website: https://podcastguests.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/podcastguests Twitter: https://twitter.com/podcastguests Topics Covered: 05:47 - Why it's not too late taking that jump into podcasting now 07:01 - Requirements when getting yourself involved in podcasting 09:05 - Value you get from podcasting 10:29 - Advertising as an option in podcasting 11:39 - Getting specific in your podcast niche 12:57 - Making your podcast worth the listen 13:57 - Format and length to consider 15:31 - Reality check with podcasting 16:19 - Marketing and growing your podcast 18:09 - Andrew's motivation for starting podcastguests.com 19:37 - Overcoming the challenge of finding quality guests and becoming a quality guest yourself 20:38 - Huge benefits for your personal brand when guesting in other shows 22:16 - Preparations to make for your guests and for becoming a guest 25:10 - Recommendations around bringing multiple people on the podcast for both the host and guest 26:17 - Talking about the option of doing live podcast streaming 26:59 - Tips to help in pitching yourself to be a guest in other shows 27:43 - Ways to promote a podcast other than social media 28:32 - The key thing to do when making a pitch to become a guest 30:33 - What small businesses can learn from what corporations are doing in their podcasts in terms of: host to get, guests to send 32:32 - Quirky, fun brands he considers his favorite 33:21 - Favorite book he reads and recommends 34:13 - Thoughts on creating a separate domain for your podcast or putting it in your main site 35:24 - Favorite resource he uses that helps him make quick and short videos 37:41 - A quote he loves that resonates well with him 38:52 - Other concerns that keep people from getting started in podcast 40:08 - How to get over the thought of whether to start or not to start a podcast Key Takeaways: "If you're wondering if you have the, not necessarily the skills, but the motivation to run a podcast by being a guest on a couple shows first, because that in and of itself takes a little bit of work, not nearly as much work as being a host. But it does. If you find that that's too much work, and you don't enjoy doing that, then you're probably not going to like being a host." - Andrew Allemann "If you are interested in doing it, don't try to make it perfect before you launch. Because then you'll never launch." - Andrew Allemann "Do you want to be a solo podcast? You want to have guests? There's no right answer to this. I find that having guests makes my job a little bit easier. Yes, we need to schedule, but I've done some solo podcasts where I'm the only one talking, and I'm so exhausted by the time I'm done. Because you're coming up with 100% of the content rather than your guests having the content, you just prompting them." - Andrew Allemann "The number one way to market your podcast is to be a guest on other shows. The people that are listening to those shows, 100% of them are podcast listeners. So, when you market anywhere else, maybe 10, 20% listen to podcasts, but with podcasts, it's 100%." - Andrew Allemann "You don't want to go on a podcast and sell, sell, sell. If you provide a lot of value in the form of entertainment or education to the podcast, then people will naturally come find you." - Andrew Allemann "Even if you don't have a lot of followers on social media, you can still say, 'Hey, I'm gonna post this to Twitter three times after I'm on it for something like that.' You're focusing less on the size of your audience and more on 'Hey, I'm going to put some effort into this.' - Andrew Allemann Additional Resource: Are you a real estate investor looking to build your business and stand out from the crowd, and you don't want to wait for all the knowledge, strategies, and how-tos to be slowly delivered to you via this podcast every week? Then I invite you to apply for the REI Branded Audit. That's the process I have created that has already helped dozens of real estate investors to define and develop their personal brands and build their real estate investing businesses. Apply now for your REI Branded Audit. Connect with Paul Copcutt: www.paulcopcutt.com LinkedIn Email: paul@paulcopcutt.com  

Today on “Someone You Should Know,” Stuart talks with Andrew Allemann, founder of Podcast Guests. Andrew is a podcaster who started a website for other podcasters to connect with guests for their programs. Interested in finding guests or being a guest on a podcast? Check out his website at https://podcastguests.com Join us every Wednesday on kvgimedia.com, our mobile app, Facebook, LinkedIn, or YouTube. #SomeoneYouShouldKnow #StuartSax Each week, Stuart Sax interviews Someone You Should Know. Get to know people who have incredible stories to tell. It's their back stories that make the conversations come to life. From government officials, artists, writers, service providers, creators and dreamers; I share their stories in a casual way. Maybe your story will be the next one we share! Follow Stuart Sax on social media and see more shows at: Website: http://www.stuartsax.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StuartSaxTalkShow/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_hS3CRf1EAwL-hpT_74itA Podcast: https://anchor.fm/someone-you-should-know Podcast: https://anchor.fm/somethingtotalkabout Podcast: https://anchor.fm/stuart-sax-as-i-see-it Podcast: https://anchor.fm/stuartsax-trashtalk Podcast: https://anchor.fm/opposite-saxes --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/someone-you-should-know/support

In this episode, Barbara and Andrew discuss: -Benefits of Podcasting- its perks, accessibility, and advantages. -How guesting on podcasts works. -How to market yourself as a podcast guest Key Takeaways: "I'd focus on quality rather than quantity of the audience." – Andrew Allemann Connect with Andrew Allemann: Website: https://www.andrewallemann.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allemann YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVrF_vz-dQdGnMnxS2k17fw Twitter: https://twitter.com/domainnamewire

Your domain name plays a vital role as it serves as a business card of your business. Tune in on our episode "Finally, Marketing That Works" with our guest Andrew Allemann, the creator of PodcatsGuest.com. Listen to his interview as he shares his insights about domains and excellent marketing tips to avoid pitfalls in your business. Don't miss out! Stay tuned! #SlaterStrategies #FinallyMarketingThatWorks Highlights of this Podcast: [01:18] PodcastGuests.com [01:24] Over 30,000 users [02:32] It's great to be able to connect people. [02:55] I've really tapped out my rolodex [05:02] I've trade publication for the domain name industry [06:14] my most valuable domain name is probably dnw.com [09:34] technically www is a subdomain of your domain name [11:02] IO is a country code domain and stands for the Indian Ocean Territory. [11:10] .CO is technically for Columbia [11:24] .ORG, it's been used kind of like by the nonprofits [11:40] Edu, you have to be an accredited university. [11:49] .mil which is military that's specific to the US [13:02] VeriSign. It's a publicly traded company wildly profitable. [16:23] 350 to 400 million names out there. [18:43] this is your home on the web [21:21] A good domain name can give you credibility [23:45] get a professional name [24:00] use professional email. [24:13] getting on podcasts is a great way to grow your business. [24:19] PodcastGuests.com/guide [25:26] cybersquatting YouTube Video Podcast Link: https://youtu.be/i3jXK8g67rE

Top 3 Tips For Being A Guest On A Podcast 1 - Think about the TARGETED audience, not how big it is. 2 - Understand the technology used to record it 3 - Promote the show after you are on it. Andrew Allemann CEO and Founder of https://podcastguests.com/join/ref/2865/

Think about your customers' first impressions of you. What does your domain name say? Dive into the episode of the "Finally Marketing That Works" with our guest, the creator of PodcastGuest.com, Andrew Allemann, for an exciting discussion about domains and the internet of things. He'll also share valuable marketing tips from his years of experience in the field. So stay tuned on December 22! #SlaterStrategies #FinallyMarketingThatWorks

Meet Andrew Allemann he is the President of Podcastguests.com. He developed a platform for podcast hosts to find guests.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mohanni-love/message

Are you looking for ways on how to become a podcast guest? Today, we have Andrew Allemann to share with us how to broaden your audience, provide value to others and grow your influence through podcast guesting.   WHAT TO LISTEN FOR What is a “Podcast Guest” and how can it help you? Things to prepare as a guest prior to getting on somebody's show How to pitch a podcaster Benefits of being a guest on other people's show Advice to podcasters who want to jump on and get booked   RESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONED Podcast Guests Guide   ABOUT ANDREW ALLEMANN Andrew Allemann is the founder of PodcastGuests.com, a platform that connects podcasters with guests for their shows. Over 30,000 people use PodcastGuests.com and it has helped facilitate thousands of guest appearances.   CONNECT WITH ANDREW Website: Podcast Guests  Podcast: Domain Name Wire Podcast Domain Name Wire Podcast on Apple   CONNECT WITH US Thinking about creating and growing your own podcast but not sure where to start? Visit GrowYourShow.com and Schedule a call with Adam A. Adams!

Can you see the opportunities that exist in your niche?If so, you'll gain further insight from listening to this episode. If not, you'll REALLY benefit from listening. Andrew Allemann seems to have a knack for noticing the opportunities, taking action on them quickly, and making the most of being first to meet the need the opportunity represents. In this episode Andrew shares...When he started his first business ventures (in college) The lessons he learned from working for a corporation How he noticed the opportunity to become a leading voice in the Domain Name industry What he did to fill that need with what he had, on the cheap The benefits podcasting brought to the table How podcasting revealed another need and Andrew's quick moves to capitalize on it Andrew's advice for wanna-be and already-started podcasters

What does it take to start a podcast? What tools are required? What training is necessary? Mike speaks to Andrew Allemann, creator of the website podcastguests.com. They discuss how content creators can find guests for their shows, how to become a guest and what is important to know about growing an audience. The Invictus Mind podcast can be found on Stitcher, Spotify, Apple, and Anchor. Email Mike: Michael@theinvictusmind.com Get a 30% discount on CBD, hemp products, and Delta-8 Vape cartridges www.paccrestbotanicals.com "Invictus" at check out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-invictus-mind/support

Want to grow your network? Podcasting could be the answer… Find out inside this episode how starting a podcast (and sticking with it) can widen your audience reach. Andrew Allemann, founder of PodcastGuests.com, shares his secrets for using podcasting to build your business. Join over 1,100 other achievers using fitness as a force multiplier for reaching their business goals! Get in free at n8trainingsystems.com/group Key learning points… (00:01:11) Andrew saw a need to connect podcasts with new guests (00:03:22) Resources for finding guests on your podcast (00:04:29) How to overcome imposter syndrome with podcasting… (00:07:13) Choosing your podcast nichebased on your expertise… (00:08:16) Build confidence in public speaking and prepare to be a podcast guest (00:12:57) WHEN and WHY should you start your own podcast? (00:15:28) Getting through the first ten episodes… (00:17:12) Finding your perfect audience… (00:19:06) How to make a podcast host happywhen you guest speak… (00:22:08) Providing value for a podcast as a guest… (00:23:45) Common mistakes to avoid when getting started with podcasting… (00:25:16) What do Andrew and the bassist for Megadeth have in common? (00:26:29) How to connect with Andrew…

Today I am joined by the founder of podcastguests.com Andrew Allemann. We discuss everything podcasting. Including what and what not to do when interviewing or guesting on someone's podcast. We also discuss how to know if podcasting is right for you. If you are looking to find a guest or be a guest check out www.podcastguests.com

In the creators economy, having an online personal brand is becoming a necessity. Millions of people are creating their own podcasts to spread their brand and unique message to thousands of people. How can you leverage this valuable media channel to get ahead of the new 'audio' wave?I sat down today with Andrew Allemann who is the founder of PodcastGuests.com and owner of DomainNameWire.com to speak more about how to successfully launch and grow a podcast.We spoke about the importance of focusing on enhancing the quality of the platform while building the user base and a few key ways to do so. Andrew touches on the early days of putting elbow grease to grow his initial user base and eventually creating systems to continue growth 4 years later!Please Like and Subscribe to stay up to date on new episodes and email ethan@customerdiscovery.co to suggest new guests or content you would like us to cover!You can sign up for PodcastGuests.com for FREE today by clicking on the url!You can listen to the Customer Discovercast by using the following links for Apple https://apple.co/2JCLsHD and Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/6lc0msAY5CQWtH20Nr7FwJ but we're also on every major podcast directory!

Andrew Allemann is a technology media publisher who focuses half of his attention on 1) Domain Names (DomainNamesWire.com) and 2) The Internet of Things (Stacey on IoT), while the other half of his working attention goes to his wildly successful podcast user booking site (PodcastGuests.com).Contact InfoAndrew's Profilelinkedin.com/in/allemannWebsitedomainnamewire.com podcastguests.comEmailandrew@podcastguests.comaustintexas@gmail.comTwitter@domainnamewirehttps://twitter.com/DomainNameWire?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5EauthorFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/domainnamewirehttps://www.facebook.com/aallemannICANNhttps://icannwiki.org/Andrew_Allemann#:~:text=Andrew%20Allemann%20founded%20Domain%20Name%20Wire%20in%202005.&text=He%20is%20editor%20of%20Domain,advertising%20firm%20owned%20by%20Directi.

This week on The Digital Agency Insiders Podcast, Andrew Allemann joins us to talk about how he builds a platform that helps podcasters find relevant guests on their show to expand their reach and audience.Andrew Allemann is a podcast expert and the founder of PodcastGuests.com – A service that is used by over 20,000 people to find relevant guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcast shows. He is also the owner of DomainNameWire.com – a news source for domain name industry, WordPress, and web hosting written by industry experts and edited by the domain name industry analyst himself, Andrew Allemann.Andrew has been in the domain industry since 1997. He has been quoted in the New York Times, Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, TechCrunch, Washington Post, Bloomberg, Sydney Morning Herald, NPR, Fortune, Guardian, and other major publications.Now, let’s get in this week’s exciting episode of The Digital Agency Insiders Podcast and learn how you can connect with great guests for your podcast and some tips to prepare for a podcast interview.

Andrew Allemann is a podcasting expert and founder of http://podcastguests.com/ (PodcastGuests.com). The service is used by over 20,000 people to both find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts. Get in touch with https://podcastguests.com/expert/allemann/ (Andrew). Keep in touch! https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganmacneill/ (LinkedIn) | https://www.instagram.com/personal_brand_podcast/ (Instagram) | https://www.facebook.com/relevantwithmeganmacneill (Facebook) | https://twitter.com/RelevantMegan (Twitter) | https://www.pinterest.com.au/Meganaam/personal-branding-exposed/ (Pinterest)

Domain names, how to avoid overcomplicating getting started, and all things podcast guest-related is what we explore today with Andrew Alleman. A technology media publisher, Host of the podcast Domain Name Wire, and founder and editor of blog of the same name, Andrew built his business podcastguests.com because he wanted to find more guests for his show. Like many ideas born out of necessity, he bootstrapped his way to create an MVP which helped him scale the business to the point where it now has over 20,000 members who use it to find guests and be a guest on podcasts. Here are just some of the things we cover in this episode:Tips on how to pick a domain name for your podcastWhat to focus on and NOT focus on when starting a podcastHow his wife built the hugely successful The Internet of Things Podcast How to compete as a podcast guestHow to create a guest One Sheet to stand out and land more bookingsWhat are podcast hosts looking for in a good guestMistake people make when reaching out to hostsHow to be prepared before going on a podcastHow to attract the right guests for your showWhy getting big-name guests isn’t necessarily the best pathTricks for inspiring your guest to share your showSuggestions on how to get feedback on your show to help make improvementsAndrew's Website:https://domainnamewire.com/https://podcastguests.com/Andrew's Guide:https://podcastguests.com/guide/Andrew on Social Media:https://twitter.com/DomainNameWirelinkedin.com/in/allemannhttps://www.facebook.com/domainnamewirehttps://www.youtube.com/user/DomainNameWireLinks and Resources:

The phenomenon behind the ever growing audience, around the globe, listening to podcasts. A conversation with Andrew Allemann, founder of PodcastGuests.com. Andrew discovered podcasting before the entire planet did and along the way has learned everything you need to know to create a successful podcast.Follow Upside of 40 on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Upsideof40Like Upside of 40 on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/upsideof40/Subscribe to Upside of 40 on Youtube: https://rb.gy/e9d9eaMusic for "Upside of 40 with Sean Mooney" is provided by Immune System. To hear more from Immune System, head to http://immunesystem.bandcamp.com

Episode 38 On recent podcasts I have talked to a woman on the spectrum who is open and willing to talk about autism and help others learn about it, a therapist that works with veterans to help them with PTSD, a guy who bicycled across the US twice, a coach who has traveled all fifty states and more than 50 counties, and more all booked through this guy! Andrew Allemann is a podcasting expert and founder of Podcastguests.com. We talk about starting the service to book guests on a podcast, what inspired him, how to be a good guest on a podcast, a free guide to help you as a podcast guest, or anytime you want to present well on a video/conference call and much more. The service is used by over 20,000 people to both find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts. Contact Andrew: podcastguests.com Music for all episodes by Jon Griffin. My YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCugOLERePPuD4nwtZO-Zwnw?view_as=subscriber My Instagram: @joelyshmoley and @slideswithjohn FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/wereyoustilltalking/ Twitter: @JoelAAlbrecht For this episode I am using a Shure SM7b: https://amzn.to/2DiFWXf

Andrew Allemann is a podcasting expert and founder of PodcastGuests.com. The service is used by over 20,000 people to both find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts.Andrew came on the Roscoe's Wetsuit Podcast to discuss growing a podcast, marketing a podcast, and what it takes to have a show that is long lasting.https://podcastguests.com/expert/allemann/https://www.facebook.com/podcastguestshttps://twitter.com/podcastguests

Podcasting is your future. You should consider being a guest on podcasts about your area of expertise. If you cannot find one, consider starting your own podcast. My guest on this podcast, Andrew Allemann, shares many benefits about podcasting. Most important is that, as a guest you gain exposure to a new audience. You also achieve credibility as an expert. Even if you are an employee working for a small business or a large corporation, being a guest will help you to build your reputation. If you are a podcast host, you can gain access to many more people, even community or industry leaders. Andrew can help. He is an expert in podcasting. He helps other experts to become recognized authorities in their fields and shows them how to spread important industry news and information online. Andrew created the website, PodcastGuests.com, to connect podcasters with guests for their shows. Over 20,000 people use his service to both find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts. Some of the important advice that Andres shares in this podcast includes: How can you ADD VALUE? •Know their audience; share important content that will help them •As a guest, provide content that will help the audience •Provide sample questions, an introduction (make it as easy as possible for host) •Simple steps can improve your sound quality (USB mic, sound baffling; recording in a clothes closet) How can you GIVE BETTER PRESENTATIONS? •Use podcasts as opportunity to practice public speaking •Prepare for podcasts the same as preparing for a live speech •Have talking points prepared in advance •Make it conversational •Podcasts are recorded, not live, will be edited (less stress, less risk) How can you MAKE MORE MONEY? •Being a podcast guest is all about exposure – you are introduced to a new audience •You become an expert; you increase your credentials and credibility •As podcast host, you can gain access to more community or industry leaders •Podcasts are always available; others can hear you online at any time Your next step is to visit Andrew's web site, PodcastGuests.com. Review some of the other guests' pages. Then, create your own “1-Sheet”, a one-page introduction of yourself, providing your expertise, credentials, and contact information. Andrew recommends that it also include sample questions and information on how you can help the podcaster's audience AND the podcaster. To help you more, get Andrew's FREE GUIDE to being a podcast guest (http://podcastguests.com/guide). If you want more help, contact me. I want to help you to give better presentations. I want to help you make more money by giving better presentations. ADD VALUE. BE VALUED. Fred Haley ToastMentor.com Fred@ToastMentor.com Fred Haley is a certified Coach, Teacher and Speaker for the John Maxwell Program, and owner of ToastMentor, a communications training firm. He conducts public workshops and mentors business professionals to improve their presentations. Fred has published several books on public speaking. Follow Fred on Twitter @ToastMentor. Learn more on his website, ToastMentor.com.

Podcasting is your future.You should consider being a guest on podcasts about your area of expertise. If you cannot find one, consider starting your own podcast.My guest on this podcast, Andrew Allemann, shares many benefits about podcasting. Most important is that, as a guest you gain exposure to a new audience. You also achieve credibility as an expert. Even if you are an employee working for a small business or a large corporation, being a guest will help you to build your reputation. If you are a podcast host, you can gain access to many more people, even community or industry leaders.Andrew can help. He is an expert in podcasting. He helps other experts to become recognized authorities in their fields and shows them how to spread important industry news and information online. Andrew created the website, PodcastGuests.com, to connect podcasters with guests for their shows. Over 20,000 people use his service to both find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts.Some of the important advice that Andres shares in this podcast includes:How can you ADD VALUE?•Know their audience; share important content that will help them •As a guest, provide content that will help the audience•Provide sample questions, an introduction (make it as easy as possible for host)•Simple steps can improve your sound quality (USB mic, sound baffling; recording in a clothes closet)How can you GIVE BETTER PRESENTATIONS?•Use podcasts as opportunity to practice public speaking•Prepare for podcasts the same as preparing for a live speech•Have talking points prepared in advance•Make it conversational •Podcasts are recorded, not live, will be edited (less stress, less risk)How can you MAKE MORE MONEY?•Being a podcast guest is all about exposure – you are introduced to a new audience•You become an expert; you increase your credentials and credibility •As podcast host, you can gain access to more community or industry leaders•Podcasts are always available; others can hear you online at any timeYour next step is to visit Andrew’s web site, PodcastGuests.com. Review some of the other guests’ pages. Then, create your own “1-Sheet”, a one-page introduction of yourself, providing your expertise, credentials, and contact information. Andrew recommends that it also include sample questions and information on how you can help the podcaster’s audience AND the podcaster.To help you more, get Andrew’s FREE GUIDE to being a podcast guest (http://podcastguests.com/guide). If you want more help, contact me. I want to help you to give better presentations. I want to help you make more money by giving better presentations.ADD VALUE. BE VALUED.Fred HaleyToastMentor.comFred@ToastMentor.comFred Haley is a certified Coach, Teacher and Speaker for the John Maxwell Program, and owner of ToastMentor, a communications training firm. He conducts public workshops and mentors business professionals to improve their presentations. Fred has published several books on public speaking. Follow Fred on Twitter @ToastMentor. Learn more on his website, ToastMentor.com

Podcasting is your future.You should consider being a guest on podcasts about your area of expertise. If you cannot find one, consider starting your own podcast.My guest on this podcast, Andrew Allemann, shares many benefits about podcasting. Most important is that, as a guest you gain exposure to a new audience. You also achieve credibility as an expert. Even if you are an employee working for a small business or a large corporation, being a guest will help you to build your reputation. If you are a podcast host, you can gain access to many more people, even community or industry leaders.Andrew can help. He is an expert in podcasting. He helps other experts to become recognized authorities in their fields and shows them how to spread important industry news and information online. Andrew created the website, PodcastGuests.com, to connect podcasters with guests for their shows. Over 20,000 people use his service to both find guests for podcasts and for experts to get booked on podcasts.Some of the important advice that Andres shares in this podcast includes:How can you ADD VALUE?•Know their audience; share important content that will help them •As a guest, provide content that will help the audience•Provide sample questions, an introduction (make it as easy as possible for host)•Simple steps can improve your sound quality (USB mic, sound baffling; recording in a clothes closet)How can you GIVE BETTER PRESENTATIONS?•Use podcasts as opportunity to practice public speaking•Prepare for podcasts the same as preparing for a live speech•Have talking points prepared in advance•Make it conversational •Podcasts are recorded, not live, will be edited (less stress, less risk)How can you MAKE MORE MONEY?•Being a podcast guest is all about exposure – you are introduced to a new audience•You become an expert; you increase your credentials and credibility •As podcast host, you can gain access to more community or industry leaders•Podcasts are always available; others can hear you online at any timeYour next step is to visit Andrew’s web site, PodcastGuests.com. Review some of the other guests’ pages. Then, create your own “1-Sheet”, a one-page introduction of yourself, providing your expertise, credentials, and contact information. Andrew recommends that it also include sample questions and information on how you can help the podcaster’s audience AND the podcaster.To help you more, get Andrew’s FREE GUIDE to being a podcast guest (http://podcastguests.com/guide). If you want more help, contact me. I want to help you to give better presentations. I want to help you make more money by giving better presentations.ADD VALUE. BE VALUED.Fred HaleyToastMentor.comFred@ToastMentor.comFred Haley is a certified Coach, Teacher and Speaker for the John Maxwell Program, and owner of ToastMentor, a communications training firm. He conducts public workshops and mentors business professionals to improve their presentations. Fred has published several books on public speaking. Follow Fred on Twitter @ToastMentor. Learn more on his website, ToastMentor.com.

Reports of email's death are greatly exaggerated. Andrew Allemann has gone from zero to up to $10,000 a month in just 3 years with a low overhead side hustle: An email newsletter and an online directory that helps connect podcasters with guests. Finding it difficult to find guests for his own podcast, he wanted to create a solution that would not only help himself, but the greater podcasting community as well. It’s a business model I’m excited about right now, and Andrew is proof that if you provide value through email, people are willing to pay for it. Tune in to hear why Andrew decided to start a newsletter and an online directory, how he’s grown his audience to more than 19,000 subscribers and 500 paying directory members in 3 years, and how he’s turned this into a profitable business.

In this episode, Stacy sits down with Andrew Allemann, the founder of PodcastGuests.com, a site that helps hosts find new and interesting guests. The two discuss what strategies can help you get booked on a podcast, as well as how and why this type of exposure can be beneficial to your business.

"I had this problem. I was podcasting and have done about 50 interviews with people I knew from the domain name industry. I realized that I have gone through my roladuct and I was looking for more. I looked out there and realized that there is a market for inexpensive solutions to finding guests for podcasts." — Andrew Allemann

Featuring Andrew Allemann, founder of PodcastGuests.com; Paul JJ Payack from Global Language Monitor; & Marywinn Lent on home schooling Download Andrew Allemann from PodcastGuests.com on companies marketing themselves with a podcast and what they need to know to do it. Paul JJ Payack from the Global Language Monitor is back to talk about the trending words for 2019.  Marywinn Lent on home schooling. It doesn’t have to be a daunting path for the parent. This week’s opening slate is presented by voice over specialist Rob Wreford. He is the international voice for Doritos and he does tons of radio imaging right across the globe! You can also visit him on Facebook.  

Andrew has an extraordinary list of guests that are relevant to so many communities. In today's episode, we talk about how podcasts can benefit communities and how the more senior of us can benefit from podcasting. Here's what he has to say.   Need great guests? Find other podcasters and experts that already know what it takes to be a guest and invite them to your program. Want more exposure? PodcastGuests.com helps in two ways. First, being a guest on another podcast helps spread the word about your podcast. Second, when you invite another podcaster or expert to be on your program, they usually help promote their guest appearance. After you sign up, I’ll send you a weekly email with opportunities for you to appear on podcasts as a guest. Find a good match? Just fill out the form and your information will be sent to the podcaster. Looking for other podcasters and experts to be guests on your program? Complete a short form and I’ll send it out in the weekly emails. Interested podcasters will fill out a form with their qualifications and you’ll get access to their information. (They won’t get your email address, so you don’t have to worry about spam!) It’s as simple as that. And it’s free. Fill out the form above to sign up now and tell your friends about PodcastGuests.com! – Andrew p.s. Want to understand how to be a good podcast guest and leverage guest appearances to increase your audience? Get this free guide.   ------------------------------------ Social Media Attachment for all publications “YOU CANT GO BACK AND CHANGE THE BEGINNING BUT YOU CAN START WHERE YOU ARE AND CHANGE THE ENDING. The Yak About Today broadcasts deliver on air and online conversations, interviews and stories engaging the Baby Boomer Generation and beyond with discussions, tips and information. YOU CAN FIND US ON THE STATIONS WAXE 107.9, WZTA 1370 AM AND REAL RADIO 101.7 IN FLORIDA AND OF COURSE ON ALL MAJOR PODCASTING SYSTEMS.YOU CAN ALSO GET US AT YAKABOUTTODAY.COM AND FACEBOOK AND TWITTER AND ALL SOCIAL PLATFORMS, JUST LOOK FOR YAK ABOUT TODAY. OR WRITE ME AT YAKABOUTTODAY@GMAIL.COM Hosted by an authentic conversationalist, intuitive listener and a boomer himself, David Yakir brings a genuine, down to earth and disarming personality that talks with his audience and his guests without talking at them. David shares Engagement, Education, Enjoyment & Empowerment on-air and online for the BabyBoomer Generation delivered with humor, wit and thought. Yak About Today is your GPS guide for technology, fitness, , finance entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship & all things that mean anything to you. For more information, visit: [http://yakirgroup.com/](http://yakirgroup.com/) [http://facebook.com/yakabouttoday/](http://facebook.com/yakabouttoday/) [http://twitter.com/yakabouttoday/](http://twitter.com/yakabouttoday/) [http://spanishriverconcerts.com](http://spanishriverconcerts.com)

Andrew Allemann is a niche marketing expert. He founded podcastguests.com. It's a service that connects podcasters with guests for their shows. He's also publisher of Domain Name Wire. It's a trade publication for the domain name business that has been cited in The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, NPR, and many more. Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 156 How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Higher Education Webinar – https://screwthecommute.com/webinars 03:24 Tom's introduction to Andrew Allemann 06:41 Starting as an entrepreneurial kid selling packs of candy 09:18 Big fan of the MVP = Minimum Viable Product 10:27 Tips and thoughts on being a podcast guest 17:10 Fascinating who you can meet through your connections 20:07 The best and worst parts of working for yourself 24:50 Sponsor message 26:53 A typical day for Andrew and how he stays motivated Entrepreneurial Resources Mentioned in This Podcast Higher Education Webinar – It's the second webinar on the page: https://screwthecommute.com/webinars Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Screw The Commute Podcast App - https://screwthecommute.com/app/ Know a young person for our Youth Episode Series? Send an email to Tom! - orders@antion.com Have a Roku box? Find Tom's Public Speaking Channel there! - https://channelstore.roku.com/details/267358/the-public-speaking-channel How To Automate Your Business - https://screwthecommute.com/automatefree/ Internet Marketing Retreat and Joint Venture Program - https://greatinternetmarketingtraining.com/ How to Be a Terrible Podcast Guest and How to Fix It - https://www.facebook.com/AntionAndAssociates/videos/2375488999330512/ Podcast Guests - https://podcastguests.com/ Free guide - https://podcastguests.com/guide Domain Name Wire Podcast - http://dnw.com/podcasts The Internet of Things Podcast - https://iotpodcast.com/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Related Episodes Mari Smith - https://screwthecommute.com/155/ More Entrepreneurial Resources for Home Based Business, Lifestyle Business, Passive Income, Professional Speaking and Online Business I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://jvz1.com/c/41743/183906 The Wordpress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less. https://www.GreatInternetMarketing.com/wordpressecourse Join our Private Facebook Group! One week trial for only a buck and then $37 a month, or save a ton with one payment of $297 for a year. Click the image to see all the details and sign up or go to https://www.greatinternetmarketing.com/screwthecommute/ After you sign up, check your email for instructions on getting in the group.  

Podcasting has been around for a while, but it hit its stride as a viable channel for brands within the past year or so. This has prompted many brands to wonder how to work podcasting into their marketing plan. This episode’s guest is Andrew Allemann. Andrew is a podcasting expert and the founder of PodcastGuests.com, a service that both finds guests for podcasts and helps experts get booked on podcasts. We’ve used the service ourselves a few times for the Mighty Roar Marketing Podcast, and it’s great. Additionally, Andrew is a niche media expert who has developed websites covering multiple industries. He is the founder and editor of Domain Name Wire, a trade publication for the domain name industry with citations in The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, NPR, and others. Visit podcastguests.com/guide to download Andrew’s free PDF (no email required) where you’ll learn: The value of being a guest expert on podcasts How to put your best foot forward to get booked as a guest How to find and pitch podcasters What you need to do to prepare as a guest How to leverage your podcast guest appearances for maximum impact Listen and subscribe to The Mighty Roar Marketing Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Podcasts. If you’d like to be a guest on a future show, contact us at podcast@mightyroar.com The post How to Leverage Podcasting in Your Marketing appeared first on Mighty Roar.

Andrew Allemann (https://www.linkedin.com/in/allemann/) is our special guest on today's episode of Traffic and Leads Podcast (http://trafficandleadspodcast.com). He is the founder of Podcast Guests (https://podcastguests.com)—an online directory of people that are willing to be guests on podcasts that match their area of expertise and qualifications—Andrew has found a way to connect people with ease, and for free, too! This week, Andrew and I talk about the importance of podcasts, how his website works, and what you should do if you’re looking to get into making your own podcast, or trying to be a guest to others. Let’s get started! IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Where Andrew got the idea for his podcast! He was running his own podcast, and after 50 episodes, Andrew realized he was repeatedly searching through his Rolodex of contacts to get guests. He needed a broader look and to get different people for the show, and while there’s a lot of services out there that can help, they can be expensive. So, Andrew wanted to create something that was more a platform, and Podcast Guests was created! * How it works when you sign up for Podcast Guests. Weekly, Andrew sends out a letter to over 6,000 people featuring podcasts that are looking for guests and what their qualifications are. If you need those qualifications, you simply click a link, full out a form, and the information is sent to the host! It’s really that easy! Andrew also tells us about the paid version of his website, explaining that it makes it easier for people to find you by uploading you into a directory of guests. That way, hosts can come to you, and not the other way around. * Which is better if you’re just starting out, hosting or being a guest. Andrew definitely encourages people to be a guest first, because it’ll help you understand if podcasting is something you want to do in the long term. You’re making a commitment not only to yourself but to your listeners as well, so being a guest for a while lets you understand and create your style, what you think works and your niche. Then, if you find that you excel at it, you should look into starting a podcast of your own! * How to host a podcast. Andrew explains that, honestly, it’s easier than most people think! You want to talk about your area of expertise, and a podcast is a lot easier to manage than a radio show, for example. It’s lower risk, it’s not live and audio can be edited to erase any mistakes or awkward moments, and there’s a smaller audience that hears you, making it less nerve-wracking than being in front of live people. Andrew also explains that podcasting is the perfect medium to get more comfortable with public speaking and interview styles. * What you should do in order to get accepted onto a podcast! Andrew explains that you should make it as easy as possible to have the podcaster on the show and make the interview even easier. Additionally, you should be using what’s called a “one sheet”, which is basically a pitch about yourself. It explains what your expertise is, why you’re qualified, specific topics you can talk about, and example questions the host can ask you! Andrew also explains that you should talk about what you can do for them in terms of expanding their audience, and how you can make it grow larger with your presence. * Why it’s more important to be of a high quality, rather than meeting a certain amount of listeners every week. 200 downloads might not seem like a lot, but Andrew encourages you to reframe it to show how valuable podcasting is as medium. If you picture those 200 people in an auditorium every week, people who are willing to hear what you have to see, it becomes a better number to accept!

Meet Andrew Allemann​, the Founder of PodcastGuests.com. This amazing website markets your area of genius to potential clients by connecting you to podcasters. More than 6,000 users want to find guests for their podcast, or want to be interviewed, as a subject matter expert, on other folks' podcast. Your eyes will be opened to the influence you can have in this digital audio space. Andrew has created a powerful vehicle giving everyone an "on ramp" to influence. Listen in, as he shows us how to connect and share our business, brand, and/or message with the world.

Have you ever wondered if hosting your own podcast is right for you? Listen and learn from podcast expert, Andrew Allemann as he shares his secrets to success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Learn how a podcast guesting can help you expand your reach and network Learn how to create a Podcast One Sheet Learn how having a ‘list of questions' can help you pitch your expertise better and screen your podcast guests   Resources/Links: Podcast Guests: Connecting Podcasters with Great Guests Summary   Andrew Allemann is the creator of Podcast Guests, which connects podcasters with experts, authors and other podcasters. In this episode of Marketing the Invisible, Andrew and Tom deep dive into how podcasters can connect, invite and screen relevant experts and other podcasters to be guests on their show in order to grow their network. Check out these episode highlights: 00:53 - Andrew Allemann as the creator of Podcast Guests: Connecting Podcasters with Great Guests 01:25 - who is his ideal client 02:59 - symptoms his clients experience when they forget to stand by their authority 05:06 - common mistakes people make when trying to connect with potential guest 05:31 – importance of having a ‘one-sheet' as a podcaster 06:53 - Andrew's Valuable Free Action (VFA): Create a one-sheet and come up with that list of questions that will really help you figure out which podcast makes the most sense for you. 07:30 - Andrew's Valuable Free Resource (VFR): list of 4000+ podcasts looking for podcast guest 08:00 - Andrew's Valuable Free Tip (VFT): Do not get too hung up on which podcast you are going on. Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode:

 Learn how a podcast guesting can help you expand your reach and network Learn how to create a Podcast One Sheet Learn how having a ‘list of questions’ can help you pitch your expertise better and screen your podcast guests   Resources/Links: Podcast Guests: Connecting Podcasters with Great Guests Summary   Andrew Allemann is the creator of Podcast Guests, which connects podcasters with experts, authors and other podcasters. In this episode of Marketing the Invisible, Andrew and Tom deep dive into how podcasters can connect, invite and screen relevant experts and other podcasters to be guests on their show in order to grow their network. Check out these episode highlights: 00:53 - Andrew Allemann as the creator of Podcast Guests: Connecting Podcasters with Great Guests 01:25 - who is his ideal client 02:59 - symptoms his clients experience when they forget to stand by their authority 05:06 - common mistakes people make when trying to connect with potential guest 05:31 – importance of having a ‘one-sheet’ as a podcaster 06:53 - Andrew’s Valuable Free Action (VFA): Create a one-sheet and come up with that list of questions that will really help you figure out which podcast makes the most sense for you. 07:30 - Andrew’s Valuable Free Resource (VFR): list of 4000+ podcasts looking for podcast guest 08:00 - Andrew’s Valuable Free Tip (VFT): Do not get too hung up on which podcast you are going on. Tweetable Takeaways from this Episode: Being a guest on a podcast is a great way to grow your business but getting podcaster to invite you on their show can be a lot of work.Click To Tweet I bring the podcasters into the room so you do not have to go through of all that mess trying to figure out who they are, and contact them.Click To Tweet People do not understand the podcast that they are going to be on and what their qualifications are.Click To Tweet Treat every podcast as an opportunity.Click To Tweet

Andrew Allemann is leader in the field when it comes to domain names. Andrew is the owner of DomainNameWire.com and in this episode I ask him everything you will ever need to know about your website URL. Learn how to get more traffic to your site just by buying a few more domain names! You will also learn all about the importance of choosing the RIGHT domain! AND how is it NEVER too late to change it. **Get the full transcript and show notes at: https://justaskparker.com/podcast **Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/groups/WinningWithShopify/)

Linda talks with Andrew Allemann about podcasting. Ever wonder how to get started? What kind of audience size should you expect? How do I pitch myself or my show? Andrew is the founder of PodcastGuests.com and he shares his passion for podcasting with us!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/LindaRiesenbergFisler)

This month, Keith, Paul, and Rana welcome Andrew Allemann of PodcastGuests.com to discuss sharing your stories through podcasts. Andrew is responsible for several past guests appearing on the podcast and shares his own story, as well as tips to becoming better interviewees to help you share your story with the world. This episode is brought to you by PodcastGuests.com. Register to receive a weekly list of podcasts looking for qualified guests, or become a Featured Expert and have the podcasts come to you. Listing your show is easy, and signing up is free. Stop by PodcastGuests.com today and get your story out there! This episode is also brought to you by the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Join team aois21 as we head to the National Mall in Washington, DC on October 14th to help end the scourge that is Alzheimer’s disease. Donate today or join our team and help us #SaveTheStories at http://act.alz.org/goto/aois21 We’re now on Patreon! Visit Patreon.com/aois21 to support this and other aois21 media endeavors as we aim to continue to put out quality content and to keep past content available for everyone. Remember to follow us on Twitter @PublishPodcast, check us out on Facebook, Facebook.com/PublishPodcast, email us at publishpodcast@aois21.com, or visit our home on the web, media.aois21.com. Publish Me! is part of the aois21 podcast network, it is hosted by Podomatic and available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, Tune In, and YouTube.

What would it be like if you could get in front of hundreds, maybe even thousands of your ideal potential clients every week? That would be worth something to you, right? That's exactly what went through my mind when I started the Get Real About Business Podcast. It was also this huge opportunity to talk about what I love and give some extra value to my existing clients. I've had a LOT of questions around podcasting so I invited podcaster and entrepreneur Andrew Allemann to come and spill the beans on what he learned over 142 episodes of podcasting. To get the cheat sheet from today's episode, together with all the links mentioned, head on over to my show notes page. While you're at it, I always love hearing from my audience so do me a favour and while you're there, leave a comment.

Spreaker Live Show #114 for May 31st, 2017Show Today:-Are Flaws and Mistakes, Ok to leave in your show?-Podcast Suicide: 5 Errors to Avoid-Survey shows: Many podcast listeners are switching away from radio-Is something big happening to MP3 audio file format?-Is Radio Old and Boring? Is that fair and accurate about radio?-Listener CommentsShow Duration: 62 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerAre Flaws and Mistakes, is it Ok to leave in your show?Gail Nobles“Talk about flaws and mistakes. We are taught that we have to be perfect in recording. Some mistakes are not that noticeable. There are people that pay attention to every little thing so that they can make negative comments. Everyone may not like your show, but some people will.”-Yes, some flaws and mistakes are ok - little things like segment transition errors, ums and ahhs, audio silences, light backgrounds sounds are ok-Not ok, big variation in volume levels, painful to hear humming and audio quality and loud background sounds.-Audio recordings that don’t fit the content flow or topic that are part of the show Blog.Spreaker.com: Podcast Suicide: 5 Errors to Avoid1) Refusing to recognize your target audienceWhile keeping a broad appeal is good, not targeting a specific bracket is like shooting yourself in the foot. It’s like refusing to recognize that you’re speaking to actual listeners, not just to thin air.Start with the very basics: who is your model listener?2)Not having a pre-launch marketing planThis is no time to be modest. At the very beginning, you have got to be your very own cheerleader – cos if you don’t cheer, who will?3)Not bothering to submit to iTunesMaybe you just haven’t got round to it yet. Maybe you are trying an alternative podcatcher service. But there’s no denying that the first place where listeners seek out podcasts is iTunes so no submitting yours amounts to podcast suicide.4)Messing up your RSS feedThe magic touch of podcasting lies in the seamless way information syncs up, like a smooth dive into a pool. This is thanks to your RSS feed. Messing that up, well, it’s tantamount to a belly-flop: jarring and kinda cringe-worthy5)Uploading your podcast directly onto your websiteIt’s nice to keep everything in one place, but that’s no reason for uploading your podcast files onto the same server as your website. First of all, hosting your podcast on your site will be a strain on your bandwidth and therefore make your website really slow.Many podcast listeners are switching away from radioRadio marketing and research company Nuvoodoo offered new research on podcasting. Two recent surveys about podcast listenership. For the overall population, 9.5% of respondents spend at least one hour a day listening to podcasts. Certain demographics reported heavier use of podcasts, most notably men aged 25-34 with 21.7% listening daily for at least an hour. The other top groups with at least an hour time spent listening were men aged 35-44 at 14.2% and men aged 18-24 at 12.9%.According to the participants, the shift to more podcast listening is coming from terrestrial radio. Two-thirds (66.4%) said they listen to less FM radio since they’ve been listening to podcasts. Personal music was the second most-common response at 39.4%, followed by AM radio at 37.9%. Sirius XM has also lost listeners to podcasts, posting 29.7%.The trend of increased podcast listening echoed arcs seen in the latest Infinite Dial results. The podcast audience is still growing, and although it’s a small share of overall audio now, the dedication level is high among people who like the format.-Is something big happening to MP3 audio file format?https://www.engadget.com/2017/05/12/mp3-is-dead-long-live-aac/Reports of the MP3's death have been greatly exaggerated. Earlier this month, one of the patent holders for the audio file type, the German technology institute Fraunhofer, announced that in April it had allowed its patents to expire.Fraunhofer releasing its patents doesn’t mean MP3s will cease to exist, though — it simply means the ubiquitous file type has been released into the wild, making it easier for developers who had previously been unable to support the file type to now go forth and use the file extension any way they want.-So which is it — are MP3s DOA, or finally free?The answer is kind of complicated. Sure, the MP3 isn’t what it used to be — an inescapable, ubiquitous part of the digital musical landscape — but it’s also not going anywhere.-Be free, MP3, be freeThe expiration of Fraunhofer’s patents means that as of April, the MP3 is no longer tethered to the host of encoding licenses that hindered its development since the first patent was filed in 1987. -So why declare the format dead: AAC?Fraunhofer Institute owns patents on another file format that is generally considered to be better — the AAC file, or Advanced Audio Codec. YouTube has plenty of videos attempting to audibly illustrate the difference between the sound quality of an MP3 file and an AAC, but the gist is that AAC files are generally thought to sound better at lower compression rates, or bitrates. Compared with a standard MP3 file, an AAC file sounds sharper and takes up less space on your computer.In actuality, there are already several other file formats, notably FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, and Opus, that don’t come with the same licensing restrictions but do offer the same amount of quality as an AAC. But there are also plenty of other reasons why it’s a bit silly to declare the MP3 in its current state to be dead, and they all boil down to two facts: The MP3 is everywhere — and as digital audio formats go, it’s still pretty great. Fraunhofer’s director wants it to be considered the “de facto standard” file format we should be using.-Like other classic file formats before them, MP3s are here to stayFor most people, however, if you’re not doing a lot of deep sound editing and aren’t a hardcore audiophile, an MP3 is just fine.In podcasting over 90 percent are MP3, and within the most popular 500 podcasts, 99 percent are MP3.Compares the MP3 to another classic file extension that’s shaped the way we think about the internet — the JPEG:MP3 is very old, but it’s the same age as JPEG, which has also long since been surpassed in quality by newer formats. JPEG is still ubiquitous ... because it’s good enough and supported everywhere, making it the most pragmatic choice most of the time.In other words, most of us are going to keep using the MP3 for the same reason we still save images as JPEGs: The quality is fine for our purposes, it’s supported on all the software we use, and we’re used to it. Why wouldn’t we keep using it?The MP3 is almost certainly here to stay.Is Radio Old and Boring? Is that fair and accurate about radio?http://jacobsmedia.com/attention-tech-entertainment-writers-enough-already/Listener Comments:Dave KanyanAm I using proper etiquette? I don't want to piss people off when I tag them that may not want to be bothered with being associated with my show. So far no one has complained.Dave Kanyan/Question of the week. When I send out a tweet about my show I like to tag as many people as Twitter will allow. So I've added @robgreenlee and also @spreaker at the same time on certain Tweets. Who sees the @spreaker tag? Is that Overkill? Are you okay when we tag you? Maybe one show you can get a guest and discuss Twitter etiquette? I find that when I add a pic or two to my Tweets I can add more tags/names to the tweet.Dave KanyanGlad you are enjoying my breather. No royalties expected. Breathe free, breathe away. A gift to the community. I liked your interview with Dan Franks. I'm gonna re-write the letter I sent you about PM17 and send it to him. I'm curious to see how he responds. I also enjoyed Andrew Allemann from podcastguests.com. When I get a chance I'll sign up for the guest available part and later on when I do interviews I'll sign up to request guests. I like the free aspect of it. I like the interviews and to hear about things that can directly affect my Dumbcast. I'm looking forward to hearing episode #114 on demand. Here's Dave's Dumbing it down with DaveSpreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comrob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #114 for May 31st, 2017Show Today:-Are Flaws and Mistakes, Ok to leave in your show?-Podcast Suicide: 5 Errors to Avoid-Survey shows: Many podcast listeners are switching away from radio-Is something big happening to MP3 audio file format?-Is Radio Old and Boring? Is that fair and accurate about radio?-Listener CommentsShow Duration: 62 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerAre Flaws and Mistakes, is it Ok to leave in your show?Gail Nobles“Talk about flaws and mistakes. We are taught that we have to be perfect in recording. Some mistakes are not that noticeable. There are people that pay attention to every little thing so that they can make negative comments. Everyone may not like your show, but some people will.”-Yes, some flaws and mistakes are ok - little things like segment transition errors, ums and ahhs, audio silences, light backgrounds sounds are ok-Not ok, big variation in volume levels, painful to hear humming and audio quality and loud background sounds.-Audio recordings that don’t fit the content flow or topic that are part of the show Blog.Spreaker.com: Podcast Suicide: 5 Errors to Avoid1) Refusing to recognize your target audienceWhile keeping a broad appeal is good, not targeting a specific bracket is like shooting yourself in the foot. It’s like refusing to recognize that you’re speaking to actual listeners, not just to thin air.Start with the very basics: who is your model listener?2)Not having a pre-launch marketing planThis is no time to be modest. At the very beginning, you have got to be your very own cheerleader – cos if you don’t cheer, who will?3)Not bothering to submit to iTunesMaybe you just haven’t got round to it yet. Maybe you are trying an alternative podcatcher service. But there’s no denying that the first place where listeners seek out podcasts is iTunes so no submitting yours amounts to podcast suicide.4)Messing up your RSS feedThe magic touch of podcasting lies in the seamless way information syncs up, like a smooth dive into a pool. This is thanks to your RSS feed. Messing that up, well, it’s tantamount to a belly-flop: jarring and kinda cringe-worthy5)Uploading your podcast directly onto your websiteIt’s nice to keep everything in one place, but that’s no reason for uploading your podcast files onto the same server as your website. First of all, hosting your podcast on your site will be a strain on your bandwidth and therefore make your website really slow.Many podcast listeners are switching away from radioRadio marketing and research company Nuvoodoo offered new research on podcasting. Two recent surveys about podcast listenership. For the overall population, 9.5% of respondents spend at least one hour a day listening to podcasts. Certain demographics reported heavier use of podcasts, most notably men aged 25-34 with 21.7% listening daily for at least an hour. The other top groups with at least an hour time spent listening were men aged 35-44 at 14.2% and men aged 18-24 at 12.9%.According to the participants, the shift to more podcast listening is coming from terrestrial radio. Two-thirds (66.4%) said they listen to less FM radio since they’ve been listening to podcasts. Personal music was the second most-common response at 39.4%, followed by AM radio at 37.9%. Sirius XM has also lost listeners to podcasts, posting 29.7%.The trend of increased podcast listening echoed arcs seen in the latest Infinite Dial results. The podcast audience is still growing, and although it’s a small share of overall audio now, the dedication level is high among people who like the format.-Is something big happening to MP3 audio file format?https://www.engadget.com/2017/05/12/mp3-is-dead-long-live-aac/Reports of the MP3's death have been greatly exaggerated. Earlier this month, one of the patent holders for the audio file type, the German technology institute Fraunhofer, announced that in April it had allowed its patents to expire.Fraunhofer releasing its patents doesn’t mean MP3s will cease to exist, though — it simply means the ubiquitous file type has been released into the wild, making it easier for developers who had previously been unable to support the file type to now go forth and use the file extension any way they want.-So which is it — are MP3s DOA, or finally free?The answer is kind of complicated. Sure, the MP3 isn’t what it used to be — an inescapable, ubiquitous part of the digital musical landscape — but it’s also not going anywhere.-Be free, MP3, be freeThe expiration of Fraunhofer’s patents means that as of April, the MP3 is no longer tethered to the host of encoding licenses that hindered its development since the first patent was filed in 1987. -So why declare the format dead: AAC?Fraunhofer Institute owns patents on another file format that is generally considered to be better — the AAC file, or Advanced Audio Codec. YouTube has plenty of videos attempting to audibly illustrate the difference between the sound quality of an MP3 file and an AAC, but the gist is that AAC files are generally thought to sound better at lower compression rates, or bitrates. Compared with a standard MP3 file, an AAC file sounds sharper and takes up less space on your computer.In actuality, there are already several other file formats, notably FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, and Opus, that don’t come with the same licensing restrictions but do offer the same amount of quality as an AAC. But there are also plenty of other reasons why it’s a bit silly to declare the MP3 in its current state to be dead, and they all boil down to two facts: The MP3 is everywhere — and as digital audio formats go, it’s still pretty great. Fraunhofer’s director wants it to be considered the “de facto standard” file format we should be using.-Like other classic file formats before them, MP3s are here to stayFor most people, however, if you’re not doing a lot of deep sound editing and aren’t a hardcore audiophile, an MP3 is just fine.In podcasting over 90 percent are MP3, and within the most popular 500 podcasts, 99 percent are MP3.Compares the MP3 to another classic file extension that’s shaped the way we think about the internet — the JPEG:MP3 is very old, but it’s the same age as JPEG, which has also long since been surpassed in quality by newer formats. JPEG is still ubiquitous ... because it’s good enough and supported everywhere, making it the most pragmatic choice most of the time.In other words, most of us are going to keep using the MP3 for the same reason we still save images as JPEGs: The quality is fine for our purposes, it’s supported on all the software we use, and we’re used to it. Why wouldn’t we keep using it?The MP3 is almost certainly here to stay.Is Radio Old and Boring? Is that fair and accurate about radio?http://jacobsmedia.com/attention-tech-entertainment-writers-enough-already/Listener Comments:Dave KanyanAm I using proper etiquette? I don't want to piss people off when I tag them that may not want to be bothered with being associated with my show. So far no one has complained.Dave Kanyan/Question of the week. When I send out a tweet about my show I like to tag as many people as Twitter will allow. So I've added @robgreenlee and also @spreaker at the same time on certain Tweets. Who sees the @spreaker tag? Is that Overkill? Are you okay when we tag you? Maybe one show you can get a guest and discuss Twitter etiquette? I find that when I add a pic or two to my Tweets I can add more tags/names to the tweet.Dave KanyanGlad you are enjoying my breather. No royalties expected. Breathe free, breathe away. A gift to the community. I liked your interview with Dan Franks. I'm gonna re-write the letter I sent you about PM17 and send it to him. I'm curious to see how he responds. I also enjoyed Andrew Allemann from podcastguests.com. When I get a chance I'll sign up for the guest available part and later on when I do interviews I'll sign up to request guests. I like the free aspect of it. I like the interviews and to hear about things that can directly affect my Dumbcast. I'm looking forward to hearing episode #114 on demand. Here's Dave's Dumbing it down with DaveSpreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comrob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #113 for May 24th, 2017Show Today:-Self-Confidence in Podcasting-Being a Guest and Interviewing Guests with Andrew Allemann of http://PodcastGuests.com -Dan Franks, Co-Founder/Organizer of 2017 PodcastMovement.com here to give us an update on this coming summer conference and expo in Anaheim, CA during Aug 23 - 25th, 2017-Listener CommentsShow Duration: 57 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on Spreaker-Being a Guest and Interviewing Guests with Andrew Allemann of PodcastGuests.com-Dave’s Deep Breathing AudioInternal Monarch: I have a question Robert or Alex, where can I share the podcast too? SoundCloud, spreaker, but where else can I host it?Internal MonarchNeeds more than bleach by now

Spreaker Live Show #113 for May 24th, 2017Show Today:-Self-Confidence in Podcasting-Being a Guest and Interviewing Guests with Andrew Allemann of http://PodcastGuests.com -Dan Franks, Co-Founder/Organizer of 2017 PodcastMovement.com here to give us an update on this coming summer conference and expo in Anaheim, CA during Aug 23 - 25th, 2017-Listener CommentsShow Duration: 57 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on Spreaker-Being a Guest and Interviewing Guests with Andrew Allemann of PodcastGuests.com-Dave’s Deep Breathing AudioInternal Monarch: I have a question Robert or Alex, where can I share the podcast too? SoundCloud, spreaker, but where else can I host it?Internal MonarchNeeds more than bleach by now

#ThisIsMyMessage is the hashtag for the podcast documentary, The Messengers. My podcast, EGO NetCast, will be mentioned in the credits of the film, as I have been one of the backers of the crowdfunding campaign for the making of this movie. I recently purchased The Messengers black t-shirt via TeeChip. I am thinking of using this service for the crowdfunding campaign for my first forthcoming book on (black) tea (#teaFTWbook). I have registered an account on Red Bubble, after reading a post on Small Business Trends. I have added John Cox's caricature of Ralph Waldo Emerson and his tea quote: I have been thinking about my struggle with the workflow of this podcast, compared with the "flow" I have together with my co-host, Johan Gustaphzon, on Produktivitéet (productivity + tea = "productivitea" in Swedish). Should I keep on creating content for EGO NetCast? I have come to the conclusion that I will continue with this podcast, because I have a message to deliver: This episode of EGO NetCast is produced (read: "marinated" / procrastinated) during the intermediate days between Boxing Day ("Another Day X-mas" in Swedish) and New Year's Day. Please, listen to the episode for more details regarding the show notes, including shout out messages and related links to this holiday show. The next solo episode will cover my three words for 2017, according to Chris Brogan's meme. Show notes:  New media: The Podcast Planner's Pulse Check and Gary Vaynerchuk's post, Document, Don't Create: Creating Content That Builds Your Personal Brand. Business philosophy: Why Christmas Should Be More Commercial by Dr. Leonard Peikoff. Good life: Masala Chai and Matcha Focus green tea. [Editor's note: Please, use my ref. ID # 103807349 onUnicity's web shop.]   Shout out to: Andrew Allemann of PodcasterGuests.com Niklas Gerholm of Podcasters.se Lena Göthberg of Shipping Podcast   Members of Göteborg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio   Fahem Shah for the idea for an "armchair philosopher" podcast. Brent Leary of Small Business Trends' One-on-One interview series. Karin Hoegh of Solopreneurcast Shawn Smith of The Mobile Pro Chris Reimer of Maryville Talks Social   Featured on: Butterflies of Wisdom (Win Kelly Charles) - August 26, 2016 Libsyn blog (Elsie Escobar) - September 24, 2016 Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts (Elsie Escobar) - October 10, 2016   Stuff to be tested in 2017: Imbue Prolifiko Snapbuds Trigg Life Mapper Affiliate links and rewards code: Audible How to Live a Good Life: Soulful Stories, Surprising Science, and Practical Wisdom by Jonathan Fields. Ringr Fizzle FireFan   Call to action: http://egonetcast.com/support Patrons on my Patreon page: Ileane Smith Niklas Larsson EGO NetCast survey on Libsyn. Lyceum Bulletin by Martin Lindeskog.    

#ThisIsMyMessage is the hashtag for the podcast documentary, The Messengers. My podcast, EGO NetCast, will be mentioned in the credits of the film, as I have been one of the backers of the crowdfunding campaign for the making of this movie. I recently purchased The Messengers black t-shirt via TeeChip. I am thinking of using this service for the crowdfunding campaign for my first forthcoming book on (black) tea (#teaFTWbook). I have registered an account on Red Bubble, after reading a post on Small Business Trends. I have added John Cox's caricature of Ralph Waldo Emerson and his tea quote: I have been thinking about my struggle with the workflow of this podcast, compared with the "flow" I have together with my co-host, Johan Gustaphzon, on Produktivitéet (productivity + tea = "productivitea" in Swedish). Should I keep on creating content for EGO NetCast? I have come to the conclusion that I will continue with this podcast, because I have a message to deliver: This episode of EGO NetCast is produced (read: "marinated" / procrastinated) during the intermediate days between Boxing Day ("Another Day X-mas" in Swedish) and New Year's Day. Please, listen to the episode for more details regarding the show notes, including shout out messages and related links to this holiday show. The next solo episode will cover my three words for 2017, according to Chris Brogan's meme. Show notes:  New media: The Podcast Planner's Pulse Check and Gary Vaynerchuk's post, Document, Don't Create: Creating Content That Builds Your Personal Brand. Business philosophy: Why Christmas Should Be More Commercial by Dr. Leonard Peikoff. Good life: Masala Chai and Matcha Focus green tea. [Editor's note: Please, use my ref. ID # 103807349 onUnicity's web shop.]   Shout out to: Andrew Allemann of PodcasterGuests.com Niklas Gerholm of Podcasters.se Lena Göthberg of Shipping Podcast   Members of Göteborg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio   Fahem Shah for the idea for an "armchair philosopher" podcast. Brent Leary of Small Business Trends' One-on-One interview series. Karin Hoegh of Solopreneurcast Shawn Smith of The Mobile Pro Chris Reimer of Maryville Talks Social   Featured on: Butterflies of Wisdom (Win Kelly Charles) - August 26, 2016 Libsyn blog (Elsie Escobar) - September 24, 2016 Rockin' Libsyn Podcasts (Elsie Escobar) - October 10, 2016   Stuff to be tested in 2017: Imbue Prolifiko Snapbuds Trigg Life Mapper Affiliate links and rewards code: Audible How to Live a Good Life: Soulful Stories, Surprising Science, and Practical Wisdom by Jonathan Fields. Ringr Fizzle FireFan   Call to action: http://egonetcast.com/support Patrons on my Patreon page: Ileane Smith Niklas Larsson EGO NetCast survey on Libsyn. Lyceum Bulletin by Martin Lindeskog.    

In this interview, Laura talks with Andrew Allemann, founder of Podcastguests.com. Andrew’s background is in domain names and he got a podcasting when he started a podcast on domain names. Then he started Podcastguests.com as an easy way for podcast hosts to start with podcast guests. As of the interview, the service has 1,000 subscribers. Currently the service sends out an email once a week featuring six different podcasts and you can submit yourself as a guest and also sign up for the service to be featured if you are a podcast host. If you are interested in hosting a podcast, Laura highly recommends it as a great professional development opportunity and to meet and connect with amazing people. We also talked over the basics of what is required to set-up a podcast. Laura also talked about the importance of just starting and not having to do everything perfectly or at a professional level. You can begin and grow as you learn. If you want to get booked as an expert you can sign-up for email alerts from Andrew at www.podcastguest.com. For more information on Laura and her work you can go to her website powershour.biz and you can find Laura on twitter @thatlaurapowers.

Today I'm joined by a man who has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal and the Washington. He’s been editor of  a site covering the business of domain names for over 10 years now. Welcome to DMR, Andrew Allemann. [You can find Andrew over at DomanNameWire.com.] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FG_CyLjhM6M On this episode of Digital Marketing Radio we discuss how to choose a domain name for a website, with topics including: Is a .com always best? I was on your website DomainNameWire.com today and I was impressed at the interaction that you have in the comments - you seem to have more comments on your blog that on social media - is that something that you try to encourage? What makes a good domain name for a website? What are the biggest mistakes that people make when selecting a domain? If the .com isn’t available, is it a good idea to try to think of a different brand name? What about these new domains like .agency or fashionable domains like .me - what are the pros and cons of selecting one of those? What are your thought on the future of the web - will it still be essential to have a great domain when some businesses make all their revenue through Amazon or apps? [Tweet ""Make sure that people can easily spell and remember your #DomainName" @DomainNameWire"] Software I couldn't live without What software do you currently use in your business that if someone took away from you, it would significantly impact your marketing success? DomainTools.com [Domain information service] What software don't you use, but you've heard good things about, and you've intended to try at some point in the near future? Prototyping on Paper [iOS app for prototyping] My number 1 takeaway What's the single most important step from our discussion that our listeners need to take away and implement in their businesses? When you pick out a domain name, make sure if you tell someone that name, they can understand how to spell it, and how to say it back to you.

ABOUT OUR GUEST Andrew Allemann is a domain name expert. He is founder and editor of Domain Name Wire, a news source for the domain name industry. Domain Name Wire has been the go-to source for information about domain name sales, legal issues, domain registrars and other businesses since 2005. The publication and Andrew have been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, NPR, Bloomberg, Fortune, The Washington Post and many other mainstream media. He is also the founder of PodcastGuests.com, a service that connects podcasters with guests for their shows. Connect with him On Twitter DomainNameWire.com ABOUT THE EPISODE We talk about all things related to domain names; from finding one that works, buying one that's already taken, and mistakes to avoid when planning for the long-term. MENTIONED IN THE SHOW DomainNameWire.com NamePros.com Hover.com Uniregistery.com Artofthesteal.biz Leandomainsearch.com wordhippo.com PodcastGuest.com GoDaddy.com DomainTools.com sedo.com VISIT ALIFEWELLDESIGNED.COM

Andrew Allemann and Victor discuss the insight provided by the numerous domain industry surveys conducted over the years by Domain Name Wire.

How did Andrew Allemann go from a regular college student at The University of Texas at Austin to amassing 1,000 domains that earned him over $100,000 in profit every year? More importantly, how did he build it up his domain name portfolio in the first place? The short answer is by keeping abreast of technology trends and focusing on a triad of domain name monetization options: parking, affiliate programs and mini website developing.

Andrew Allemann, editor of the popular DomainNameWire.com news site, discusses the interesting recent UDRP cases and their trends that they're showing, including EdibleBrands.com, Fbomb.com, GoDaddy domains, Scalar.com. He also discusses the updated ICANN process for new gTLDsincluding the deadline and overarching issues that matter to domainers.

Andrew Allemann of Domain Name Wire profiles his publication plus discusses the results of their annual survey which evaluated domain names, and companies that handle auction escrow and other services catering the domain industry

Monte provides an update on what is happening in the industry and interviews two great guests. Montes first guest tonight will be Andrew Allemann, editor of Domain Name Wire. Andrew Allemann has been active in the domain name industry since the late 90s. He has bought, sold, traded, and developed hundreds of domain names. Andrew is active in secondary domain name markets and up-to-date with domain policy. Montes second guest is Adam Glazer founder of Glazer Enterprises. Adams 10+ years of experience spans public relations, reputation management, search marketing, affiliate marketing and online media/advertising. Having been in the trenches of online marketing since 1997, Adam is a frequent speaker at a range of leading industry conferences, including Ad:Tech, PRSA, and Jupiters Search Engine Strategies.