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Spreaker Live Show #91 for Nov 23th, 2016Our Topics This Week: - Sparking Audience Interactivity and Feedback- Coming Podcasting Conferences in 2017- Spreaker Retreat Meeting Happening Next Week in ItalyShow Duration: 52 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Spreaker Host of "The Exum Experience" and the "Spreaker Studio Review" shows at @AlexExumMain topic this week: “Sparking Audience Interactivity and Feedback”1. Make sure that your audience has a simple way to send feedback. Even better than that, ensure that they have several ways to contact a podcast host or co-hosts:-Email-Voicemails-Website comments-Contact/feedback form-Audio/Mp3 messages - SpeakPipe.com-Social Media Posts/Comments-Website chatIf you don’t provide an easy and obvious way for your audience to share their opinions, then you won’t receive very many.2. Ask for responsesAsk and you will receive. Don’t simply give your feedback information, but ask people to share their opinions, experience, and perspectives.Use direct questions of your audience and make sure your audience knows that you’re asking to hear from them. Remind your audience how they can respond.3. Spark interactionShow topics are never closed after you have shared your opinions. Leave the topics open so they can contribute and then share it in a later episode. Point listeners to certain feedback channels. Encourage interaction in the comments so the conversation is all there and others can participate. Audio contributions are good to.4. Add your community and always respond to feedbackIf you receive feedback, use it and share it! Feedback springboards your content to new expanded topics that can take the topics deeper. The person feels involved in the show and with you the host. Always recognize feedback and contributions as it shows other listeners that it is not a waste of time to contribute.5. Proper Feedback ResponseFeedback isn’t always appropriate to reshare. -Criticism or critique - Your choice-Not the subject you wanted to discuss-Overly praising of show or hosts-Content you’re no longer discussing Tip of the Week: Coming Podcasting Conferences in 2017 - Podcast Cruise 2017 - Feb 11-16, 2017 - Fort Lauderdale, FL- Asia Pacific Podcast Conference - February 12, 2017 - February 13, 2017 - New Zealand- Podfest Multimedia Expo - February 23, 2017 - February 25, 2017 - Orlando, FL - http://podfest.us/2017/- National Religious Broadcasters - Proclaim17 - February 27, 2017 - March 2 - Orlando, FL- NAB Show in Las Vegas in April - Could have a Podcasting Track, not confirmed yet - NABShow.com- Radiodays Europe - March 19, 2017 - March 21, 2017 - Amsterdam - http://www.radiodayseurope.com- Cast Away – the Australian Podcast Awards - March 25, 2017 - http://castawayawards.com.au/10 Australian podcasts will be formally recognised by their peers as the country’s best in a brand new award series The Cast Away Awards that pays homage to Australia’s rich talent in audio production. The Cast Away Awards recognises the significant local growth of podcasting following the explosion of US podcasts including This American Life and Serial in recent years. Cast Away Awards creator Dave Gertler said initial nominations for registration have exceeded expectations with 150 podcasts already nominated.- NYC Podfest - May 20, 2017 - May 22, 2017 - Audience Fest - http://nycpodfest.com/- Audio Future Fest (Hivio) - June 2, 2017 - June 3, 2017 - HIVIO.com- Podcast Movement ’17 - August 23, 2017 - August 25, 2017 - PodcastMovement.comSpreaker Retreat Meeting Happening Next Week in ItalyEntire Spreaker Team Meeting in Bolognia, Italy - Nov 29-Dec 2Listener Comments on SLS90: Types of Audio Shows Spreaker EnablesTamara @ Shelf AddictionIs there a way to see what podcast shows are native to Spreaker while listening in the Spreaker app?Dave KanyanI do my show 2X a week, unscripted and unedited, and while I'm driving my car during my commute to and from work. I bet there aren't too many or any shows doing THAT!Linda IrwinWe pre-record because there is a lot of production that goes into our comedy segments and even music shows. We have regularly scheduled times that they air, so we are sort of like audio television.Spreaker 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 #91 for Nov 23th, 2016Our Topics This Week: - Sparking Audience Interactivity and Feedback- Coming Podcasting Conferences in 2017- Spreaker Retreat Meeting Happening Next Week in ItalyShow Duration: 52 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Spreaker Host of "The Exum Experience" and the "Spreaker Studio Review" shows at @AlexExumMain topic this week: “Sparking Audience Interactivity and Feedback”1. Make sure that your audience has a simple way to send feedback. Even better than that, ensure that they have several ways to contact a podcast host or co-hosts:-Email-Voicemails-Website comments-Contact/feedback form-Audio/Mp3 messages - SpeakPipe.com-Social Media Posts/Comments-Website chatIf you don’t provide an easy and obvious way for your audience to share their opinions, then you won’t receive very many.2. Ask for responsesAsk and you will receive. Don’t simply give your feedback information, but ask people to share their opinions, experience, and perspectives.Use direct questions of your audience and make sure your audience knows that you’re asking to hear from them. Remind your audience how they can respond.3. Spark interactionShow topics are never closed after you have shared your opinions. Leave the topics open so they can contribute and then share it in a later episode. Point listeners to certain feedback channels. Encourage interaction in the comments so the conversation is all there and others can participate. Audio contributions are good to.4. Add your community and always respond to feedbackIf you receive feedback, use it and share it! Feedback springboards your content to new expanded topics that can take the topics deeper. The person feels involved in the show and with you the host. Always recognize feedback and contributions as it shows other listeners that it is not a waste of time to contribute.5. Proper Feedback ResponseFeedback isn’t always appropriate to reshare. -Criticism or critique - Your choice-Not the subject you wanted to discuss-Overly praising of show or hosts-Content you’re no longer discussing Tip of the Week: Coming Podcasting Conferences in 2017 - Podcast Cruise 2017 - Feb 11-16, 2017 - Fort Lauderdale, FL- Asia Pacific Podcast Conference - February 12, 2017 - February 13, 2017 - New Zealand- Podfest Multimedia Expo - February 23, 2017 - February 25, 2017 - Orlando, FL - http://podfest.us/2017/- National Religious Broadcasters - Proclaim17 - February 27, 2017 - March 2 - Orlando, FL- NAB Show in Las Vegas in April - Could have a Podcasting Track, not confirmed yet - NABShow.com- Radiodays Europe - March 19, 2017 - March 21, 2017 - Amsterdam - http://www.radiodayseurope.com- Cast Away – the Australian Podcast Awards - March 25, 2017 - http://castawayawards.com.au/10 Australian podcasts will be formally recognised by their peers as the country’s best in a brand new award series The Cast Away Awards that pays homage to Australia’s rich talent in audio production. The Cast Away Awards recognises the significant local growth of podcasting following the explosion of US podcasts including This American Life and Serial in recent years. Cast Away Awards creator Dave Gertler said initial nominations for registration have exceeded expectations with 150 podcasts already nominated.- NYC Podfest - May 20, 2017 - May 22, 2017 - Audience Fest - http://nycpodfest.com/- Audio Future Fest (Hivio) - June 2, 2017 - June 3, 2017 - HIVIO.com- Podcast Movement ’17 - August 23, 2017 - August 25, 2017 - PodcastMovement.comSpreaker Retreat Meeting Happening Next Week in ItalyEntire Spreaker Team Meeting in Bolognia, Italy - Nov 29-Dec 2Listener Comments on SLS90: Types of Audio Shows Spreaker EnablesTamara @ Shelf AddictionIs there a way to see what podcast shows are native to Spreaker while listening in the Spreaker app?Dave KanyanI do my show 2X a week, unscripted and unedited, and while I'm driving my car during my commute to and from work. I bet there aren't too many or any shows doing THAT!Linda IrwinWe pre-record because there is a lot of production that goes into our comedy segments and even music shows. We have regularly scheduled times that they air, so we are sort of like audio television.Spreaker 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

Today, Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting joins us to share some an experiment he's been working on: How to Podcast for free. He shares his experience after podcasting for 10 years, as well as insights from being the Director of the Podcasting Track for New Media Expo. The post Podcasting Workflow: Preparation and Dave Jackson (3-8) appeared first on Creative Studio Academy.

Top 12 Takeaways From NMX – Episode 087   Before we jump in this week, can I ask a quick favor? If you have never subscribed to the Podcast Talent Coach Podcast, can you please take two minutes to do so and leave a review? It will help us get exposed to new podcasters and grow our community. Thanks a million. CLICK HERE.   New Media Expo 2015 wrapped up in Las Vegas last week. What an amazing event.   As Director of the Podcasting Track at NMX, Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting put together an amazing line up of talent.   Though the sessions were packed full of great information, the relationships created at these events make it more than just a learning opportunity. I had the chance to connect with great people I have known for a bit. Here are just a few:   Dave Jackson – School of Podcasting Rem Lavictoire – Sci-Fi Movie Podcast Daniel J. Lewis – The Audacity To Podcast Bill Conrad – New Media Gold   I also had the chance to meet a few new people and connect with those I have only known over e-mail. Here are a few of those great people:   Rob Walch – Libsyn Rob Greenlee – Spreaker Nick Seuberling – Inside The Jungle Corey Fineran – Ivy Envy Pat Flynn – Smart Passive Income Seth Resler – SethResler.com   There were many others that I met and created valuable conversations. New Media Expo is such an incredible event for our podcasting community.   After I attend a conference like this, usually on the flight home, I like to review my notes to find the big points I can put to use as soon as I arrive home. This week, I would like to share with you my top 12 takeaways from NMX.   This list isn't nearly exhaustive of the things I learned. Some are not even new, but great reminders. We dig into each one in this episode.   1. Schedule it, so it gets done.   2. If advertising is driving people away from traditional media, why are so many podcasters so anxious to add commercials to their show?   3. From Mignon Fogarty: E-mail newsletter is the #1 way to reach your audience. Make sure it has a personal tone.   4. From Chris Ducker: There seems to be a lack of originality in the online business space. Stop being lazy and come up with your own (stuff).   5. From Rob Walch: iOS usage crushes android devices 6:1 in download ratio. (In this episode, we also discuss a few tips for iTunes search he provided.)   6. From Lou Mongello: Don't forget the importance of face-to-face contact and communication.   7. From Mark Ramsey: Beginnings matter. Radio listeners always come in somewhere in the middle. Podcast listeners always come in at the beginning.   8. From Pat Flynn: I'd rather live a life full of oh wells, than a life full of what ifs.   9. From Dave Jackson: When you wonder why anyone would ever listen to you, remember that you are special (neat). Then, embrace your uniqueness, and understand the bar isn't set very high.   10. From Daniel J. Lewis: The description in iTunes does not help SEO, but does help the PERSON. Make your episode titles appealing, as if they are your portfolio.   11. From David Hooper: People aren't paying you to podcast. They are paying you to help solve their problems.   12. From Cliff Ravenscraft: When growing your audience/community, connect to your existing audience and make the experience great for them. Get word of mouth to spread.   Thanks for spending another week with me. I truly appreciate your time.   I also want to thank Joshua and Mercy for the amazing feedback regarding the last episode about your “why”. Many of you sent feedback, which I greatly appreciate. I had wonderful exchanges with Joshua and Mercy that helped me create a great plan.   Thanks for all you do for me.   If you have never subscribed to the Podcast Talent Coach podcast, please spend two minutes to do so. I would truly appreciate your generosity. CLICK HERE.   Do you need help with your podcast? E-mail me any time at Coach@PodcastTalentCoach.com. Let's see what we can do.   You can find my podcast and other tools to help you create great content at www.PodcastTalentCoach.com.     Let's turn your information into engaging entertainment.

2014 - Year in podcasting PCN Relaunches as a Podcast news site (March) iTunes surpasses 1 Billion (1,000,000,000) Podcast subscriptions (July) Adam Carolla settles the Patent troll suit against him. (August) NMX Announces move to April in Vegas along with NAB (August) 1st Podcast Movement (August) in Dallas Podcast Awards sold to NMX (September) Serial / Startup / Gimlet Media (September) Stitcher bought by Deezer (October) Dave Jackson named Head of Podcasting Track at NMX (October) Stats: - In the US 15% of the population has consumed a podcast in the last month - 67% of podcast listeners don't mind ads compared to only 6% liking advertising in television or radio. - The percentage of Americans who have ever watched or listened to a podcast is 45% this is around 70 million potential listeners in the US only. - The podcast audience used to be “early adopters” and now are just “normal” people. Not Super Geeks - Podcast listeners/viewers continue to prefer consuming content at their desktop, not on dedicated media players, but mobile phone media consumption is surging. - Two-thirds of podcast consumers have listened to digital audio files in their vehicles by connecting a mobile device (iPhone, Android, Windows Phone, iPad, tablet or ipod) to their car audio system. - On September 28th, 2004 Doc Searls found 24 “hits” on the word “Podcasts” in Google. Today it's About 130,000,000 (!) 2015 - Predictions for podcasting in 2015 Second Podcast movement - Less “Entrepreneur” focused NMX/NAB - Best podcast event ever! I will release “The NO BS Guide to Podcasting” in March and it will reach #1 on Amazon for Podcasting. (yes, bold and wishful thinking!) I will Produce 50 episodes of Podcast Help Desk in 2015. (Leaving myself room to skip a couple but maybe even 52) This will be the year of the Story-telling podcast copy-cat. Like 2014 was the year of the Entrepreneur podcast. At least one popular Entrepreneur podcast will pod-fade (likely 100's of copy-cats as well) Soundcloud will be sold and their Podcasting “Beta” program will be turned off. Google will announce that Feedburner is going away in 2016 Google will announce a Podcast listening app and directory for Android. (Crossing my fingers) At least one “podcasting company” will shut down unexpectedly. (Not much of a stretch because it happens at least once every year) In April, I will celebrate my 10 year anniversary in podcasting (Not sure of exact date) ------------------ Tim of WPMasterdesign.com asked about if he should have his podcast run from his main website or should he set it up on another website. ------------------ Microphone and Mixer give-away. I'm giving away a http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/XM8500.aspx Behringer XM8500 dynamic Mic (brand new) and a slightly used Behringer UB502 Mixer (plus mic cable and computer hookup cable) http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/UB502.aspx to a lucky listener. (US/Canadian Listeners only) I will also throw in an Hour of Consulting (via Go-to-Meeting) to help you get started. The ways to enter are simple. 1. Sign up for the newsletter mailing list (no spam) found on the sidebar of PodcastHelpDesk.com 2. Send in a voicemail comment either by dialing 231-421-4490 (either a question or comment for use on the show) or use the send voicemail tab on the site or email (either audio or text) to podcasthelpdesk@gmail.com with a question for the show. 3. Send me an email telling me about your show and a little about yourself You will get 1 entry for each thing you do above (limit 3 entries per person) I will use a randomizer site to pick the winner on January 19th 2015. Deadline to enter is January 15th 2015. ------------------------- Use the promo code "nobs" for a free month of podcast hosting at any level at blubrry.com The promo code also works for blubrry premium

A very successful storytelling show & podcast where we ask 6 guests to tell a story based on the theme. The twist is, 1 of the storytellers is lying.

The Signal returns to Dragon*Con for a final visit during their 10th and last season covering everything in the Firefly, Serenity & extended Browncoat verse.

Lucky Yates, Amber Nash, and Mike Schatz of Atlanta's Dad's Garage Radio would host a live version of their podcast, featuring all their friends from the Dragon*Con universe.

Join some of your favorite podcasters as we take the temperature of the Podcasting world, and talk about some our best moments of the past year. With Tom Merritt, Justin Robert Young, Bobby Blackwolf, and Jonathan Strickland.

You just started a podcast and no one listens. Or wait, you started a podcast three years ago and no one listens. The good news is, this is something that's happened to everyone. The better news? You're podcast is already better for it. Find out how you can channel the lessons you've already learned and why the only way to grow and audience is the listen to those you aren't paying attention.s we take the temperature of the Podcasting world, and talk about some our best moments of the past year. With Tom Merritt, Justin Robert Young, Bobby Blackwolf, and Jonathan Strickland.

Join veteran podcasters for a frank conversation on making money with podcasting. The discussion will cover a great deal of ground from sponsorships, to business entities, to advertising & affiliates, to respecting your audience.

Sci/Fantasy sports. Mordor vs. The Empire. Vulcan battles Alderaan. And FSL Tonight brings you all the action.

Two award winning podcasts brought together for one night only! The comic styling of comedy4cast will join forces with Technorama's blend of quirky off beat news, hackery and strange stories. Separately these shows are awesome, but combined, they can do some serious damage!

What does it take to run a successful crowdsourced campaign? Join Tom Merritt, Veronica Belmont, Justin Robert Young, & more to discuss their experiences and advice on crowdsourcing sites like Patron & Kickstarter

**AUDIO QUALITY NOTICE - We apologize for the audio quality on this episode. The on-site audio equipment was experiencing technical issues during our recording, resulting in noise on the microphones** Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt bring their podcast about all things Sci-Fi and Fantasy back to DragonCon with a special guest Naomi Novik

Join a roundtable discussion of working writers who utilize podcasting to distribute and promote their work. Featuring Bobby Nash, Scott Sigler, Pamela Gay, Jay Smith, Olufemi Sowemimo, and Michael Stackpole.

Seasoned propmaker/cosplayers join the regular JKP roster for a discussion about turning their part-time passion into a full-time profession. With Harrison Krix, Brandon Kraemer (@brandokay), Josh Sibley, Eric Tanner & Bill Doran of Punished Props (special guest).

We are a show about not just cutting the cord but killing it with fire. Watch what you want, when you want, on any device you please.

The Parsec Award is available for Sci-Fi & Fantasy Original Content, and Speculative Fiction.

A deeper look at tweaking the audio production value of podcasts.

Ever thought of building a podcasting network? We'll discuss the pros & cons of building a network, talk growing pains, and share success stories

From the multiple time, non award winning podcast, it's GRD. A live recording of crazy fun, geeky talk and a few surprises.

Rhonda Oglesby will be interviewing some of the vloggers from Geek & Sundry about gaming, vlogging, and diversity in the gaming industry.

Sometimes you gotta kick around ideas to formulate Hollywood movie pitches. They'll build on a theme or a movie type like noir, kick around plot events, and try to cast the movie.

Join this panel discussion with veteran podcasters and learn how to interview your guests.

At the Voice of Geeks Network, we don't say you're 'listening', we say you're 'PARTICIPATING'. Join us to talk about making more interactive shows.

An irreverent fun-fest featuring unusual guests, bizarre games and more!

Why I Downgraded To Keynote 09 This week, I made the decision to go ahead and upgrade a few of my computers to the latest version of Apple's Mac OSX operating system, Mavericks. In the episode, I share my experiences with the upgrade and how much I love the multiple display support. During the upgrade […] The post 332 Upgrading To Mavericks – Keynote 6.0 Vs Keynote 09 (5.3) – New Media Expo Podcasting Track – Multiple Displays & More appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show. I have other podcasts that might be of interest to you. See my list of shows at http://CliffRavenscraft.com/podcast Let's Work Together! Would you like to connect with me through one-on-one coaching or through one of my paid mastermind groups? If so, visit my WORK WITH ME PAGE and submit an application today.

The Podcast Report – Devoted to the Podcasting Track of BlogWorld & New Media Expo Earlier this month, I accepted an offer to join the BlogWorld & New Media Expo team in building an amazing Podcasting Track for their conference. Over the past few weeks, I have been on the phone with no less than […] The post 255 – Consistency Vs Can't Live Without Content – New Podcast For BlogWorld & New Media Expo – And More! appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show.

The episode 100 extravaganza is original fiction by Christiana Ellis, Jared Axelrod, Steven H. Wilson, and Mur Lafferty. These are four of the original 10 podcasters from the first ever Podcasting Track at a sci-fi convention anywhere. I’m proud to … Continued

Recorded on August 8, 2010 via Skype, this discussion tackles con attendance. We cover comfort, safety, budgeting, etiquette and costuming tips, among other things. My guests include: Swoopy – Co-host of Skepticality, the official podcast of Skeptic Magazine; Dragon*Con Director of the Podcasting Track and C0-Director of the Skeptrack. You can find her on Twitter […]