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Seth Resler joins to explore the dynamic intersection of podcasting and community marketing. Reflecting on radio's digital evolution, Resler discusses content overload and the challenges of standing out in a saturated market. The conversation dives into the pivotal role of community building, particularly in the pandemic era, as a means of fostering engagement and connection. Insights on podcast monetization and social media dynamics add depth to this conversation, offering valuable strategies for content creators seeking to navigate the evolving digital landscape.Our conversation is on Youtube as well. Full Show Notes compiled by the AI Machine.Podcasting and Community Marketing: Seth Resler introduces his latest venture, Community Marketing Revolution, and shares insights from his extensive experience in radio and podcasting.Radio's Digital Strategy and Content Overload: Reflecting on his time at Jacobs Media, Ressler discusses frustrations with radio's digital strategy and the challenges of creating and distributing content in a fast-paced media environment.Content Abundance and Consumer Choice: Cundill and Resler delve into the impact of content oversaturation on creators and consumers, highlighting the struggle to find quality content amidst an abundance of options.Community Building and Virtual Events during the Pandemic: Resler emphasizes the importance of community building, especially during the pandemic, and shares insights on fostering connections through virtual events.Podcasting, Community Building, and Monetization: Resler discusses the significance of community building in podcasting and explores opportunities for monetization through sponsorships and collaborations.Social Media Platforms and Community Building: Cundill and Resler examine the evolving role of social media platforms in community building, discussing recent changes and trends in content creation and distribution.Building a Community for Arts and Entertainment Brands: Cundill and Resler explore strategies for building communities around arts and entertainment brands, emphasizing the importance of identifying target audiences and tailoring content to their needs.Community Building and Rewards in Podcasting: Cundill and Resler discuss the value of incentives and rewards in community building, sharing insights on fostering engagement and strengthening relationships with listeners.In this engaging discussion, Cundill and Resler offer valuable insights and practical strategies for navigating the evolving landscape of podcasting and community marketing.Find the Sound Off Podcast on YouTube, Facebook & InstagramThanks to our supporters!Nlogic - TV & Radio Audience Data SolutionsMary Anne Ivison at Ivison Voice. - Make her the female voice of your radio station.Matt Fogarty Voiceovers - It's great to have Matt back for 2024 supporting our show. Make him the imaging voice for your radio station by contacting him through his website.Megatrax - Licensed Music for your radio station or podcast production company.Also we added the Sound Off Podcast to the The Open Podcast Prefix Project (OP3) A free and open-source podcast prefix analytics service committed to open data and listener privacy. You can be a nosey parker by checking out our downloads here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Seth Resler is the Digital Dot Connector at Jacobs Media Strategies. He really gets it when it comes to radio and digital media, and the perfect guy to help any radio brand step up their online game. He's a frequent speaker at conferences like the Worldwide Radio Summit, Podcast Movement, and state broadcast association meetings.Also, he's got a knack for writing and has contributed to publications such as AllAccess.com, Radio World, and his many great blog posts.Listen carefully to hear his 5 online tips, and some other great insights. (There's no prize if you identify them all, but IF YOU EXECUTE THEM, you're likely to see growth in your audience and revenues!)Key Takeaways you won't want to miss!(1:54) Seth has shared how media and audience patterns have seen significant changes or takeaways since the pandemic.(4:44) Seth explains how stations, podcasts, and event personality brands can easily conduct a usability test for their brand's websites, and outlines some "no-brainer" steps that many radio station websites are missing.(7:39) If a new client station had no online presence, including no website, streaming, podcasts, or social media, Seth would recommend some first steps to catch up, assuming they were interested. (11:13) For individuals wanting to take control of their own online presence amidst the constant reality of another round of cuts Seth shared some key shortcuts.(13:25) With everyone needing more revenue, Seth notes that stations can now conduct webinars exclusively for their advertisers to gain traction with them and explains how it works.ONE MINUTE MARTIZING "Write"Please help us thank these supporters who help keep BRANDWIDTH ON DEMAND free!Musicmaster Radio Swag Shop Throwback Nation Radio & Throwback 2KCheck out other episodes of BRANDwidth on Demand YES! Send me the free SHOW NOTES preview emailMentioned in this episode:T2K

Lo nuevo en @ViaPodcast: • La revista EPI invita a participar en un monográfico sobre comunicación sonora digital. • Analizan 100 pódcast de negocios . • Investigación de Morgan Stanley revela que los jóvenes de 18 a 29 años pasan solo el 14% oyendo radio. • Liberan catálogo de música antigua para usarse legalmente. • Idoia Cantolla, de Podimo, reflexiona sobre el pódcast en España. • Seth Resler analiza la diferencia entre una audiencia y una comunidad. • Clubhouse añade funciones para el descubrimiento de salas, información sobre los resultados y la escucha en la web. Pódcast recomendado Dosis. Una conversación con personas que han tenido distintas adicciones. Miguel Reyes, entrevista a personas que cuentan historias de vida atravesadas por drogas legales e ilegales. Explora los usos que se le han dado a estas sustancias a través de la historia e indaga en sus efectos como remedios y venenos.

Craig's guest is Seth Resler, host of the D Brief Podcast.  Seth and his team have created a new live show, Detroit's Big Shot Talent Competition, which launches Wednesday September 15th at Planet Ant in Hamtramck.   The competition will be similar in structure to the popular "America's Got Talent" television show.   It promises to be a fun competition, and a way to give many artists of all types an opportunity to get back on stage to do what they do best, PERFORM.   

As always, I learned a lot at this year's Podcast Movement convention, and I'm going to share it with you today.(NEW OPEN)Welcome in, I'm Jon Gay.  You'll notice I shortened the intro.  I talked to some listeners at Podcast Movement, and the consensus was that while a bunch of artists saying my name sounds cool, it has nothing to do with podcast news.  It was great for my ego, but that's about it.  Also, after a week of networking and socializing, my voice isn't 100%, but here goes.Podcast Movement started out with Kate Erickson of the successful podcast Entrepreneur On Fire. She talked about podcast workflow in four steps.  1) Idea, 2) Commitment 3) Support 4) Plan.  She also discussed tools such as an application form for guests, an online scheduler, Google Alerts, and more. My big takeaway was the Google Alerts. If you find yourself coming up short on topic ideas, use Google Alerts for the topic of your show.  Link to Kate's workflow: https://www.eofire.com/podcastworkflowThe keynote we were all waiting for was Tom Webster of Edison Research.  People always ask “How can I grow my audience?” What they should be asking is “Why did it stop growing?” Well, it's because people stopped recommending it! Recommendability: know who you are here for, and WHY they are there.  Make the show easy to recommend, and master your craft, aka be recommendable!Webster is also Bullish on the soon-to-be-released Facebook audio tools.  Facebook is still the biggest social media player out there, and among non-podcast listeners, it's huge.  So if Facebook users get their hands on podcasts, that can be a growth opportunity for all of us.Tom says that in 2021, YouTube has become a major player in podcast discoverability.  In fact, it's now third in terms of apps behind Spotify at #1, and Apple at #2.   Think about it.  Google Search is still dominant - and Google owns YouTube.  So if your podcast is on YouTube, and the description is search engine optimized, you'll pop up in results.   Now this isn't to say you have to have a video version of your show.  But at least put the audio with a logo on YouTube with a good description. It will help your searchability.Email is an important tool in marketing your podcast.  Great session from Meghan Neasta of AWeber.  Social media is great, but you're dependent on someone else's algorithm.  Email lets you reach your audience directly, and see data on open rates and clickthroughs.  It's also a great way to build personal connections and offer bonus content.Another great Wednesday session was Todd Cochrane of Blubrry.  Having a website for your podcast is absolutely crucial.   Now I caught Todd in the Starbucks line and he told me you don't have to have a separate website for your show if it's a branded podcast and you're trying to get people to YOUR website.  But if the show stands alone, it needs its own site – not just the one your host gives you.  However, whichever way you do it, with Google Search so big, search engine optimization is KEY.  Todd's action items include having great episode titles and supporting show notes, making it easy to subscribe, contact, and listen, asking for reputable backlinks to your content from folks (Google loves this), and making sure your website is not just mobile friendly, but mobile first.As Wednesday wrapped up, I saw my buddy Jay Nachlis from Coleman Insights, talking about using Blue Ocean strategy to find your podcast niche.   If you don't know the analogy, red ocean is where the sharks are, looking for chum.  Blue ocean is wide open with endless possibilities. For example, your science podcast may have a lot of competition. But if you focused just on chemistry, you'd be more unique.  There are podcasts about the Golden State Warriors, but none specifically about Steph Curry.  If you niche down your podcast, you've got a greater chance of success.Thursday's opening keynoter was Shark Tank entrepreneur Mark Cuban.  He and co-founder Falon Fatemi were talking about their fireside platform. The idea behind fireside is that you'll get better real time analytics than podcast hosts, but the whole session turned into an infomercial, where they became pigeons and they made podcasting their park bench.  This in front of an audience of podcasters. Read the room, dude.  Not only did you shamelessly plug your new venture, you insulted your audience in the process.On the flip side, Thursday's highlight was Rob Walch from Libsyn, and his annual “Yes, that marketing advice for your podcast is BS.”  His 2021 version was VERY informative.I've spent a lot of time dunking on Apple Podcasts in recent weeks, but according to Libsyn's stats, they are still far and away #1 for podcasts. Part of the reason is that there's 120 DIFFERENT podcast apps that pull FROM Apple!  So while Spotify is spending money, grabbing headlines, and is, in my opinion a better user experience, Apple is still king.  Your podcast HAS to be on Apple.When you start a podcast, it might be intimidating to hear that there are now 2.3 million podcasts out there.  Well guess what?  The number of ACTIVE shows are declining.  Of those 2.3 million shows, only 322 thousand have done at least 10 episodes and are still creating content– that's only 14%!Next myth from Rob Walch: your podcast needs to be on video.  Not true – many of the top podcasts are audio only.  We have more time in the day to consume audio than video, because audio is portable.  Now, again, it's good to have a presence on YouTube, but that can be as simple as uploading your audio with a logo.Rob also had some best practices to share from Apple Podcasts.  #1, the first 30 seconds of your last episode are your most important – that's what people will hear first.  Also, don't worry about picking a third category in Apple.  Fill out the copyright field and content rating (explicit or not).Also, while you can swear in your show, DON'T swear in your title or description – Apple's bots can kick you out for that. Submit a trailer to Apple 30 days prior to launching your show.  It's rare that it takes that long, but if you're planning a campaign around launching your show, you want to be sure that the show exists before you promote it.    Also, I can't say this enough – ratings and reviews DO NOT MATTER. This isn't Yelp or Trip Advisor.  Yes, they're great for your ego and positive reinforcement, but it has nothing to do with Apple charts.  The best way to grow your show is to get people to FOLLOW it (don't say subscribe) and recommend it to your friends.   To be successful, you need both good content AND interaction.Finally, Rob was really passionate about privacy.  Yes, your IP address is personally identifiable information. That's why we are seeing restrictions on collecting IP addresses in Europe, California, and Colorado, with more regulations to come.  This will likely have an effect on Dynamic Ad Insertion going forward.   Think about it – if a potential employer or foreign government could learn which podcasts you searched for or listened to – that's potentially VERY dangerous.You know who commands more revenue than all of podcasting, without knowing their users' IP addresses? The Super Bowl.  Rob didn't say this specifically, but if you take the time to get to know your listeners, you'll be able to serve them relevant ads just fine.Link to all of Rob's outstanding info, shared with his permission: https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/lilith/411_PM21_Marketing_BS.pdfMy two big action items coming out of Podcast Movement: optimize my podcast and website for SEO, and start an email list, where I can send you my content every week.  If you'd like to sign up, you can do so here: https://jagindetroit.com/subscribeFinally, it was really great to attend an in person event.  Yes, there was some angst about the Delta variant, but as a vaccinated person, I took some calculated risks.   I don't have any symptoms, but I got COVID tested before I left and when I got back, because I felt it was the responsible thing to do after being around so many people.  Seth Resler of Jacobs Media did a great write-up on the "weirdness" of attending an event in person at this stage in the pandemic. You can read it here. https://jacobsmedia.com/what-its-like-to-return-to-an-in-person-conference/There were so many panels that I wanted to attend, but couldn't be multiple places at once.  Once the videos are posted online, I'll have more to consume, and hopefully more to report back to you.   Until next time, stay healthy and stay safe.  Lata!

Matt goes solo this week with some ideas for the Great Radio Reset. With the pandemic coming to an end and radio stations looking to the future, we've assembled a list of things to think about. Some are some old ideas that should come to fruition, while others where born in the pandemic. As always your feedback is welcome. Here are the links that I promised to list in the episode:Pat Holiday's 2015 blog on live and local being overrated. Seth Resler's Hash Tag Scavenger Hunt.A transcription of the episode is in development and posted on the episode page.Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatrax

Seth Resler is a 20-year broadcasting veteran who worked on the mic and behind the programming desk in markets ranging from Providence, St. Louis, and Seattle to Boston and New York City. He also did radio in Silicon Valley before crossing into online marketing. Now, as the “Digital Dot Connector” for Jacobs Media, Seth works with radio stations across the U.S., helping them design and implement action plans that combine websites, social media, email marketing, SEO, content marketing, lead generation, and other online tools. Seth's blog: https://jacobsmedia.com/author/seth-resler/

O que é inserção dinâmica de anúncios em podcast? Em um artigo para a Jacobs Media, Seth Resler falou com Mitchell Secrett, gerente do Omny Studio, e Mark Spencer (responsável pelo sucesso do cliente e suporte no Omny Studio), sobre anúncios inseridos dinamicamente em áudio. Resler explicou que nem todos os anúncios de áudio são criados iguais e os podcasters estão cada vez mais tirando proveito dos anúncios inseridos dinamicamente. Discutindo as diferenças entre os anúncios dinâmicos de podcast e os anúncios que as rádios inserem em suas transmissões ao vivo, esses profissionais indicaram que se trata do mesmo princípio, mas em um meio diferente. Enquanto a inserção de anúncios dinâmicos em podcasts ocorre no momento do download, não necessariamente no momento do consumo (escuta), a inserção de anúncios na transmissão ao vivo ocorre quando a pessoa está ouvindo, portanto, a segmentação baseada no tempo pode ser usada mais facilmente. Ao perguntar a esses profissionais sobre o efeito que o aumento da publicidade programática terá no espaço de podcasting, eles indicaram que, à medida que a publicidade programática aumenta, os CPMs médios também aumentam. Com mais competição no crescimento programático, o resultado será um preço mais alto. Esse crescimento também trará mais variedade nos anunciantes e marcas que alcançam os ouvintes. São esperados anúncios customizados, que serão colocados estrategicamente para corresponder ao perfil do ouvinte, além da simples segmentação geográfica. Veja a matéria completa e demais links em guiacorporativo.com.br/rssnewsepisodio86 e nosso canal no telegram em t.me/rssnewspodcast Podcast Recomendado - Medocast GuiaKast onde apresento as informações mais relevantes e atuais do mundo da Cadeia de Suprimentos. Desde Logística, Transporte, Estoque, Fretes, Armazenagem, distribuição etc. GuiaKast com “K” o seu podcast de Logística. Mídias https://networks.bio/rssnews Diretórios Apple I  Spotify I Google I Android I Castbox I Podchaser I PocketCasts I Outros Podcast Descomplicado - Crie podcasts impossíveis de serem ignorados Todas as etapas de como iniciar um Podcast – incluindo planejamento, equipamentos, gravação, edição, publicação e crescimento. Não perca – acesse o link – garanta o seu exemplar e crie podcasts impossíveis de serem ignorados. Use o cupom RSSNEWS50 e garanta 50% de desconto. Curso de Podcast – Completo com Webinário e Consultoria A Escola do Podcast oferece toda a jornada desde os primeiros passos até você lançar o seu podcast. Planejamento, Infraestrutura & Tecnologia, Produção e Divulgação, Estratégia de Lançamento e Pós Lançamento. Acesse o link e lance o seu Podcast em menos de 90 dias. Podcast produzido por Agência eQualab – Uma maneira fácil de fazer Podcast - https://equalab.com.br/ Tags podcast, podcasts, podcasting, podcaster, podcasters, news, notícias, podosfera, spotify, Deezer, castbox, apple Podcasts, áudio, google, guiacorporativo, rssnews, Olá Podcasts, eQualab, Audio.ad, Redmas, Jacobs Media, Seth Resler, Mitchell Secrett, Omny Studio, Mark Spencer, ElasticPod, Buzzsprout, Omdia, Nubank, Anchor, Metronome, EchoRemover 2, Wondery, Colabora.ai: https://www.colabora.ai/rssnews See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Idea: A person to set you up with an escort, and whose name shows up in the escort service's "books". Also: escort services calling your employer to verify your identity to help ensure the escort's safety Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 18 Seth Resler (twitter.com/SethResler) Mike Rich (facebook.com/IAmNumbr4) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma)

Idea: A soccer-like sport played in a cylindrical court in the weightlessness of space (inside a spacecraft). The goals would be on each side of the cylindrical court, and players would bounce off the walls like pinballs and try to push a heavy medicine ball into the goal. A team would consist of a diverse group of people, including big strong people and tiny gymnastic people which can be easily tossed around by their teammates. Also: early NFL team purchase prices vs. current value, it could maybe be played in the "vomit comet" airplanes Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 18 Seth Resler (twitter.com/SethResler) Mike Rich (facebook.com/IAmNumbr4) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma)

Idea: A song rating system in a music playing app where you rate a song as better or worse than the previous song, i.e. use a relative rating system (relativity -> Einstein -> MC Squared) instead of an absolute rating. Also: song "burn", rating jokes Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 18 Seth Resler (twitter.com/SethResler) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma)

Idea: a scavenger hunt for foodies that showcases the signature foods of a city, such as Coney Island Dogs and Slows's BBQ in Detroit and crayfish in New Orleans. Also: cheating in scavenger hunts Originally from Creativity Wasted episode 18 Seth Resler (twitter.com/SethResler) Mike Rich (facebook.com/IAmNumbr4) Tom Walma (twitter.com/thomaswalma)

En NotiPod Hoy ¿Cómo será el podcasting después de la COVID–19? ¿Cómo será el podcasting a medida que la crisis se vaya superando? Seth Resler preguntó sobre el tema a varios expertos del sector. Facebook permitirá añadir opción para cobrar por los FB Live. Apple vs. Spotify, datos del primer trimestre de 2020 actualizados por Voxnest. Según Tom Webster, de Edison Research, con la pandemia ha habido inicialmente una interrupción en la rutina en escucha de podcasts. Aun así los oyentes de podcasts semanales pasaron alrededor de 6.5 horas a la semana durante marzo escuchando podcasts, aproximadamente la misma cantidad de enero. De acuerdo con el estudio “AIMC Cuaderno de Bitácora: Semana 6 de Confinamiento”, la radio en España toma fuerza durante la pandemia y supera ya los 20 millones de oyentes diarios. En el portal 9to5mac han informado cómo los usuarios pueden silenciar el ruido de fondo en las herramientas de Apple, y en otros servicios como Zoom, Skype y FaceTime para llamadas de audio y video para mejorar la calidad de las grabaciones. Google Assistant ha añadido una compatibilidad con los dispositivos de red para que los usuarios los puedan controlar desde el asistente con tan solo un comando de voz. Pódcast recomendado Podcast para aprender español. Se trata de un pódcast con más de 900 capítulos y más de 150 horas de audio para mejorar tu español cada día. Con este programa aprenderás vocabulario nuevo, expresiones y practicarás la gramática.

Now that technology seems to be a part of everything, an increasingly diverse range of companies can be found at CES. In 2020, Bridgestone Tires made its debut at the Las Vegas convention. John Kimpel, the Executive Director of New Mobility Solutions at Bridgestone, talks to Seth Resler about how the tire company's new technological advancements will affect drivers.

Persia, a groundbreaking esports gamer-turned-commentator, talks to Seth Resler about the world of videogaming at CES 2020 in Las Vegas. They discuss the different career paths emerging in the video game world, how big brands are navigating the landscape, and how she's empowering the next generation of female gamers.  

In 2020, Delta Airlines made its debut at CES, delivering a keynote address, winning several awards, and showing off its latest technology on the show floor. Nicole Jones, the Director of Innovation for Delta Airlines, talks to Seth Resler about how the tech is evolving in the plane, in the terminal, and in the control tower.

Jennifer Drogus, Director of Communications at the Consumer Technology Association, the organization that produces CES, talks to Seth Resler about what's happening at CES 2020.

We invited Seth Resler back to the podcast after he penned a blog called, "Is There Life After Radio?" Many of the episodes in this series feature a moment when someone was fired and tell the story of their radio afterlife. The podcast itself was born out of my firing in 2014, the subsequent quest for work in 2015, before landing on podcast in early 2016 and never looking back. Today I have a voiceover business and a podcast company that helps people, businesses and brands build through podcast. The path to it resembles a lot about what Seth wrote about in his blog, including many attempts to swing for the fences, having a resume chalk full of call letters, undervaluing myself and playing "on tilt" as Seth describes it.In this episode, Seth and I share a few of the things we learned about being in between jobs as radio program directors. For the last few weeks, Seth has been putting together a directory that displaced radio people can use to reconnect to the industry. You can enter your listing here for free.We also have more episodes you might enjoy about this topic, listed on our episode page.There's more about this episode on our show page!Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteMatt Fogarty VoiceoversJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxNLogic

Seth Resler and Becky Scarcello return with all new episodes of The D Brief podcast, focusing on the Detroit arts and entertainment scene. Ann Delisi, host of Essential Music on 101.9 WDET, joins them to talk about the Detroit artists she's excited about in 2020.

Woody Fife, host of the popular syndicated radio morning show, "The Woody Show," talks to Seth Resler at the 2019 Worldwide Radio Summit. He explains why the show broadcasts for seven hours each day, how he finds material that will resonate, and how he became a syndicated morning personality. (Warning: Explicit language.)

Leslie Scott, the Program Director of 107.7 The End in Seattle, talks to Seth Resler at the 2019 Worldwide Radio Summit. They discuss the legacy of this alternative rock station, its infamous "2 Minute Promise," and the station's digital strategy

En NotiPod Hoy - The New York Times suma más suscriptores, pero gana menos por publicidad - Según un estudio reciente de Westwood One, los consumidores ya no están tan inclinados como antes a dejarse convencer por los anuncios en los podcasts. - JetBlue se ha asociado con Spotify para llevar podcasts de Gimlet y otros estudios a los pasajeros. - Podspace, una nueva empresa de alojamiento certificada por IAB pensada para hacer que el podcasting sea simple para que el podcaster solo deba preocuparse por crear un buen contenido. - Spreaker Prime genera $1M de ingresos por publicidad de pódcast. - NPR expande ‘Up First’ a los sábados. - Emily Croker, directora de asociaciones comerciales de Acast, asegura que el podcasting no tiene barreras de entrada, por lo que es accesible para todas las minorías que tienen voz y que quieren ser escuchados. - Seth Resler, analiza con profesionales del medio el pódcast ‘Talking ‘Shop’ y explican qué funciona y qué podría mejorarse. - Los puntos más destacados de la conferencia ‘Third Coast’ llevada a cabo en Chicago, Estados Unidos. - David Dimbleby lanzará un pódcast sobre la vida del magnate de medios Rupert Murdoch. Pódcast recomendado: Aprender de Grandes. Es un pódcast donde Gerry Garbulsky, su creador y conductor, aprende de grandes personas que él admira y las entrevista en el programa.

Mike McVay, President of McVay Media and former EVP/Content & Programming for Cumulus Media, is a highly respected radio consultant. He joined Seth Resler at the 2019 Worldwide Radio Summit to talk about his programming philosophy and how radio works inside a large organization like Cumulus.

Jacqueline Saturn, President of Caroline and the President of Harvest Records, joins Seth Resler at the Worldwide Radio Summit to talk about how the art of breaking musical artists has evolved. They discuss her transition from Epic Records to Caroline and Harvest Records, how to develop artists for a long career, and the key to managing a staff in the music business.

Chris Williams, the Chief Product Officer at iHeartRadio, joined Seth Resler at the 2019 Worldwide Radio Summit to talk about what it's like to be the "program director of the iHeartRadio app," and how his company's scale can help radio stay competitive with tech companies like Spotify and Pandora.

Replay: Every October, thousands of costumed guests descend upon Detroit's Masonic Temple for Theatre Bizarre, the annual Halloween masquerade party. The event's creator, John Dunivant, talks to Seth Resler about its illegal roots, what it goes into pulling off this spectacular production, and how Star Wars inspired him.

Lisa Worden, the Alternative Rock Brand Manager for iHeartMedia and Program Director at Alt 98.7 in Los Angeles, talks to Seth Resler at the 2019 Worldwide Radio Summit in California. They discuss her time at KROQ in Los Angeles and WHFS in Washington D.C., what it's like to work with Jimmy Kimmel, Dr. Drew, and Adam Carola, and what she looks for when taking a chance on a new band.

00:00 Intro with Barry Rooke02:10 Being on a Board (THe NCRA/ANREC Board) with Adam Glynn (CJNU-Winnipeg)05:25 Industry News with Barry (New Funding for Arc Du Canada, Paywalls, Google Podcast update and NCRC Invitation and highlights)12:29 Seth Resler from Jacobsmedia interviews Scott Burnell (Ford Motor Company) re: The digital dashboard.21:13 Outro and !eDDS Song of the Week (Sombra - Casablanka)

NotiPod Hoy con Aracely Rivera y Melvin Rivera Velázquez: - MTV incluye podcasts de humor en los Premios MTV MIAW 2019 que se entregarán el próximo 23 de junio en la Ciudad de México y que también son conocidos como 'los premios de los millennials'. - Según Business Insider para luchar contra el dominio de Apple Podcast, iHeartMedia compró en 2018 Stuff Media para convertirse en una de las mayores productoras de podcasts y aparentemente lo han logrado. - Seth Resler resume los tres errores que cometió Luminary al lanzar su aplicación y podcasts premium y concluye que en esencia, su pecado fue la arrogancia. - Blubrry explica porque sus métricas son una de las más completas. - Luminary realiza varios cambios en su aplicación entre ellos las mejoras para mostrar las notas, los enlaces y los créditos a los podcasters. - El popular podcast Radio Ambulante busca nuevos talentos para un nuevo proyecto. Quieren reclutar a un productor(a) en CDMX y un Diseñador(a) de sonido. - Triton Digital se integra a la plataforma programática de Google con la marca a2x. - Podcast recomendado: 'Fenómeno Mutante'. Es un podcast donde Óscar y Dani, sus conductores, hablan de sus negocios, los retos que se proponen y cómo se divierten. En el episodio 54 entrevistan a Sunne de Nación Podcast. 'Fenómeno Mutante' es un programa en el que dan claves para quienes quieren adentrarse en el mundo del podcasting.

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Mark Ridley of Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle in Royal Oak is celebrating 40 years in the business of stand-up comedy. He shares memories with Seth Resler, including early days in the careers of Tim Allen and Dave Coulier.

Seth Resler and Becky Scarcello take a break from talking about the Detroit arts and entertainment scene to talk about the art of podcasting. They talk about who listens to podcasts, what's led to podcasting's growth, and how the medium can benefit arts and entertainment organizations.

Now that Alexa is in so many homes, she's making a push to get into people's cars. Meanwhile, your speakers may be gathering data to give you a better user experience. Our Digital Dot Connect, Seth Resler, talks to Kerry Lebel, the Head of Automotive Marketing at Amazon, as well as Oliver Price and Steve Robbins of Audiogum.

Dr. Shawn DuBravac, the best-selling author of Digital Destiny: How the New Age ofData Will Transform the Way We Work, Live, and Communicate, led radio executives through a tour of CES this year. He talks to Jacobs Media's Digital Dot Connector, Seth Resler, about the digital trends he sees at the show and how they will impact the radio industry.

This week I am talking about, “keyword stuffing”. And no, this episode is not related to a podcaster’s Thanksgiving (although, the idea is intriguing). Keyword stuffing is a practice that is causing Apple to ban podcasts from their platform. Why is this important? Apple Podcasts is still one of the top podcasting directories around and a great way for podcast discovery.   A quick overview of how discovery in Apple Podcasts App (and iTunes) works: Apple allows you to search podcast title, episode title and author field. That’s it. So, up until this point, I had recommended to clients and to other podcasters that they include important keywords in the title of their show and in the author field. But now, this is what is being considered, “keyword stuffing.”  In this episode, I share some ways to help you avoid being banned by Apple Podcasts.   In this episode you’ll learn: Why the title of your show is so important and some ways to fix keyword stuffing issues Plus, what you should no longer include in the author field And, using keywords in your episode titles (yes, that’s still okay!)   Seth Resler’s Article: Apple is Cracking Down on Podcasts. How to Avoid Getting Pulled From iTunes (**Be sure to check out the comments and read what Rob Walch from Libsyn recommends to do if your show does get kicked off of Apple Podcasts).   If you have any questions or want any help with crafting a title for your show that helps listeners find you in Apple’s Search Engine, I’d be happy to work with you. Schedule a free strategy session with me today at →  https://dannyozment.com/call  

Every October, thousands of costumed guests descend upon Detroit's Masonic Temple for Theatre Bizarre, the annual Halloween masquerade party. The event's creator, John Dunivant, talks to Seth Resler about its illegal roots, what it goes into pulling off this spectacular production, and how Star Wars inspired him.

Seth Resler and Becky Scarcello interview the go-getters and heavy hitters in the Detroit arts and entertainment scene. They delve into what's coming up and what's going down in the Motor City: music, comedy, sports, theater, food, drink, festivals, museums, and more.

Every year I read/listen to the book Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World. For me, this is the same as a football go saying, We need to get back to the basics. It reminds me of what my goals are as a content creator. In the book, Michael talks about making good content isn't really good enough anymore if you really want to get noticed. You need to make content that makes people go WOW. Then this response is followed by them telling a friend. Two Podcasts Episodes That Made Me Go WOW! Episode 100 of the Story Behind Podcast - Emily Create this Episode as a Musical. I had numerous people ask me if I had heard it. This episode too more than four days to assemble. Carey Green on episode 81 of Podcastification did an episode comparing Skype, Ringr, Zencastr, Zoom, and Cleenfeed. Carey said that including research, recording, setup, editing, show notes, probably 8 to 12-ish hours, all done in chunks over the course of a month. Carey also runs Podcast Fast Track (audio editing and show notes) Seth Resler who works for Jabs Media did an article on if there is or isn't a discovery problem in podcasting (read it here). While he had to do a little work to take all the answers and put them into an article that was easily read, he also pointed out, "It took years, because the only reason that the podcasting leaders that are quoted in that article responded to me at all is because I've invested years in the podcasting space, not just learning about the craft, but also building relationships at conferences and trade shows, and establishing my own credibility by writing, speaking, and hosting webinars about podcasting. This Doesn't Mean Your Next Episode Should Take 14 hours Please dont read this and think, "I need to spend at least 10 hours per episode. That's not my point. My point is that it takes some planning, it takes some strategy, it takes knowing your audience, and it takes some practice to create WOW content.  Here are the ingredients to wow content ( Adapted for podcasting from Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World). Surprise. Wow content should exceed expectations.  - The Stacking Benjamins has great information but also is pretty funny. Anticipation.  Anticipating a wow experience is almost as good as the experience. David Hooper's latest episode of the Red podcast had a huge teaser at the end.  Resonance. A wow experience touches the heart. It resonates at a deep level. It might even cause goosebumps or tears. Dictionary.com shows resonate as "to produce a positive feeling, emotional response, or opinion." Transcendence. A wow experience connects you to something transcendent. Michael states, "You experience purpose, meaning, or even God. " Dictionary.com shows, "to rise above or go beyond; overpass; exceed," and "to outdo or exceed in excellence, elevation, extent, degree, etc. ; surpass; excel." Clarity. A wow experience creates a moment when you see things with more clarity than ever before. I've had people tell me I do a really good job of explaining things. Presence.  A wow experience has you experiencing the NOW. You are fully present. Universality. A wow experience is experienced by everyone in the same way.  Evangelism. A wow experience has to be shared. The minutes the content is done, you're already thinking of the people you need to tell. Longevity. You can experience it time and time again without growing tired of it.  Privilege. You're glad to be associated with it. I wanted to add a few things of my own. Scarcity/Uniqueness. You can't get it any place else Bravery. People that have the courage to stand up and tell the truth Intimacy. When someone shares intimate details of their life, this somewhat ties into Michaels surprise, but it makes people uncomfortable. Other Things To Consider With Your Content Managing your audience expectations. If you set the bar too high, you might leave the door open to disappointing your audience. What about Passion? Audio Quality? Microphones?    Mentioned In This Episode Podcasting in Six Weeks Starts January 6th Join Now Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World. Jim Collison From the Average Gut Network Ask the Podcast Coach Jonathon Oaks Trival Warfare Ravi from Subscribeme.fm and Coolcastplayer.com Darwin Dave Dealing with My Grief Master Kuldrin from Kuldrin's Krypt SP from Better Podcasting Alan Two Chairs No Waiting Epodcast Productions (edit and show notes ) The Audacity to Podcast David Hooper Red Podcast Podcast Talent Coach Podcast Review Show Harry Durran - Podcast Junkies Pat Flynn Smart Passive Income Episode 598 Because of My Podcast Segment Gallon Smashing Pranks on YouTube Brother Love Congressional Dish John Lee Dumas The Heroes Journey Podfest.us Podfest Multimedia Expo in Florida  Social Media Marketing World Bernie The Cat Show Let Me Help Start Your Podcast Podcasting in Six Weeks Starts January 6th School of Podcasting Self Paced Online Classes One on One Consulting

Satori Shakoor, founder of the Secret Society of Twisted Storytellers, sits down with Mike Geeter and Seth Resler. They also talk to Anthony Morrow of the Detroit Cocktail Classic, Joel Grothaus of Signal Return, and Lauren Uchalik of Detroit Roller Derby.

Anders Held, Co-Founder of the Radiodays Europe conference and Head of International Relations at Swedish Radio, talks to Seth Resler about the state of radio in Europe at the 2017 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Mike Geeter and Seth Resler interview Detroit saxophonist William "Will C" Cyprian. They also talk to Nourhan Mattar of Yalla Eat and Lisa Reynolds of the Michigan Science Center.

Seth Resler has just released a new podcast called the D-Brief. He has experimented with everything from backstage podcasts at conferences, to travel podcasts, and finally realized that he really hated audio post-production, and that having your hard drives full of audio created creative clutter. The D-Brief is a Detroit-centric podcast that has little post production, and co-hosts with strong role definition. If that sounds like the characteristics of a morning show - that was the plan. If you are in radio and considering an idea for a podcast, Seth tells you that yes you can keep it local, and he shares his processes for launching the D-Brief. Yes - there were practice episodes involved. Seth also spoke about his podcast episode with talent coach Steve Reynolds at the World Wide Radio Summit. You can check it out here on Apple Podcasts. https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/2-3-steve-reynolds-of-the-reynolds-group/id1036229375?i=1000376526341&mt=2 Sponsored by NLogic - http://bit.ly/2oLHQmQ. Powered by Promosuite - check them out here. www.promosuite.com/soundoff I also made mention at the end of the show about my appearance on the Miami based podcast "Writing Class Radio". I love this podcast because it keeps my writing skills sharp. Better writing, better broadcasting. Allison and Andrea also can also put together workshops for Creative teams and on air hosts. They can even get your college kid writing better papers. To hear the latest episode of their podcast -https://soundcloud.com/writing-class-radio/episode-37-ready-to-write-that-memoir-or-novel-nov-is-national-novel-writing-month Evan's Voiceover site: http://www.evanvoiceovers.com Amanda's New Website: http://www.amandaloganVO.com The Audience surveys is here http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=c-pwg3hNJ1tz&ver=standard

Mike Geeter and Seth Resler interview author and comedian Heather Jay. They also talk to the Managing Editor of Lonely Planet and one of the organizers of Youmacon.

Mike Geeter and Seth Resler interview comedian Zach Martina who performs at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle. They also talk to Ed Terebus, co-owner of Erebus Haunted House in Pontiac. Plus, they speak to Emily Bowyer of the Detroit Institute of Arts about the museum's Día de Muertos exhibit.

Greg Strassell, SVP of Programming for Hubbard Radio, talks to Seth Resler backstage at the 2017 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Valerie Geller, radio talent coach and the author of Beyond Powerful Radio: A Communicator's Guide to the Internet Age, talks to Seth Resler at the 2017 Worldwide Radio Summit in Hollywood.

Seth Resler interviews Radio Futurologist James Cridland at the 2017 Worldwide Radio Summit

Seth Resler interviews Lori Lewis of Cumulus and Westwood One at the Worldwide Radio Summit

Seth Resler interviews Mark Pennington, Program Director of WRIF Detroit at the 2017 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Fred Jacobs is the president of Jacobs Media. Their tech surveys have become increasingly important as we progress through the digital revolution. The survey itself undergoes changes with the inclusion of new questions about personal assistant devices like Alexa. Which brings me to Podcast itself. Jacobs Media went all-in on podcasting a few years ago and I met up with Fred Jacobs and Seth Resler at Podcast Movement 16 in Chicago. This year they have partnered with the Podcast Movement Organizers to create Broadcaster meet Podcaster. You can read more about this exciting opportunity here. http://jacobsmedia.com/broadcasters-podcast-movement/ If you do wind up going to the conference in Anaheim August 23-25, please let me know so we can meet for a coffee or any of the other fine beverages served in the lobby bar. Of great interest to all radio people is this webinar that shows the relationship radio listeners have with podcasting. The webinar was done by Fred on June 15th and you can watch it now here. http://jacobsmedia.com/webinar-podcasting-radio-learned-techsurvey13/ This episode is brought to you by NLogic and their new cloud based application Lens for radio. http://go.nlogic.ca/l/130651/2017-04-26/m2xt4 Please rate and review the podcast as it helps others find it. At the beginning of the show, you heard part of the new single from Skye Holland called, "We Could Be". Download it and bring it to your next music meeting. https://sable.godaddy.com/c/28384?id=42885.2890.1.c20752e09753c320a39f81bafce4f1d5

Seth Resler, the founder of Taste Trekkers and the host of the Find Dining podcast, spoke about food tourism at the Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo in Boston on October 16, 2016.

Ever since the invention of headphones, enjoying audio entertainment has been a personal experience. But some of the technologies on display at CES take the individual entertainment experience to a whole new level. Seth Resler talks to José Dominguez, Senior Product Manager for AAMP Global, and Joe Pompei, founder of of Holosonics, to learn more.

Otto Radio is an app that helps listeners discover new podcasts by using an algorithm, similar to what Pandora does with music. CEO / Co-Founder Stanley Yuan and CMO / VP of Content Development Alex Loomis talk to Seth Resler about their app at CES 2017 in Las Vegas.

Chris Orris, a representative with Homido, shows Seth Resler how the company's virtual reality headsets work. They discuss how radio stations could use virtual reality to engage with their listeners.

The first ever Sound Off Convention took place this week. An amazing collection of speakers came out for the Sound Off Convention and the W Downtown Hilton Hyatt Marriot. Speakers Included: * Matt Cundill, Sound Off Podcast Host.  * Jason Barrett, Barrett Sports Media discussing Sports talent. * Perry Michael Simon, All Access.com on Radio innovation.  * Marty Forbes, Radiowise & Alan Cross, Major League Mixes, on digital / radio.  ​​* Humble & Fred, http://www.humblefredradio.com * Seth Resler, Jacobs Media.  I want to thank all the organizers for their efforts and we will see you again next year! If you could take a few moments to take the audience survey for the Podcast - it would be appreciated. http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=c-pwg3hNJ1tz&ver=standard

Marty Forbes was the General Manager of Standard Radio in Edmonton for many years. His Father was the legendary Jerry Forbes at 630 CHED, who started many great charities including Santa Anonymous. Since leaving Standard Radio, Marty started a company called Radiowise that consults radio properties with an emphasis on Digital inclusion. This is another podcast where you should feel free to take notes Join the Podtrac Panel to help us do a better job! http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=c-pwg3hNJ1tz&ver=standard. Also - we reference Seth Resler's latest column in AllAccess.com, Shika Rebecca with sage advice for maintaining a web presence, and #ThingsToBlameOnCundill and the demise of SHOMI.

You have heard all about the connected car and threats of its arrival. It's here and you've probably heard a lot of truth and rumours about it. There's a 12 part podcast produced by Jacob's Media, who are actively tracking the progress of the connected car. It's a must listen series for those in radio. If you don't understand the connected car - radio is going get complicated. Seth Resler writes online strategies for on air pros on his website htp://www.sethresler.com, he also does the digital media consulting at Jacobs Media- and is the host of their podcast: Dash - The Future of Radio in the Connected Car http://jacobsmedia.com/category/dash-podcast/ Also, Fall Ratings starts and Canada's diary markets feature something new. Online Diary submissions. Ross Davies and Natasha Arzumanian from Numeris answer our questions.

Spreaker Live Show #41 for Jan 13th, 2016Show Duration: 43 minutes and 2 seconds Guest: Seth Resler, Digital Dot Connector, Jacobs Media and writes for the JacobsMediaBlog.com and AllAccess.com “Broadcaster Meets Podcaster” columnHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(docom)Seth Resler, Digital Dot Connector, Jacobs Media and writes for the JacobsMediaBlog.com and AllAccess.com “Broadcaster Meets Podcaster” column. He is doing interviews with radio and podcast industry leaders at SethResler.com and is also 20-year broadcast radio veteran. He has years of experience both on the mic and behind the programming desk. Then he left full time radio to enter the new world of online marketing and then that took him back to podcasting and online radio.Topics:- Seth tells us about his radio background and his role of being a Digital Dot Connector to Radio.- Seth talks about his experience with the podcasting space and community, what is different from Radio? - Answers question “The Biggest Podcasting Event of the Year Just Happened. Where Was Commercial Radio?”- We discuss how podcasting can help radio?- Seth talks about the inspiration for his article “The Race to Dominate the World of Podcasting” - Talks about advertisers wanting standard podcasting metrics - Nielsen, A New Player or Apple/Google?- His prediction about podcasting in the future?- He tells us about the WorldWideRadioSummit.com in LA this April, 2016 Show Links:http://tastetrekkers.comhttp://SethResler.comhttp://SethResler.com/the-future-of-podcasting-and-radio-on-the-new-media-show/http://jacobsmediablog.comhttp://www.allaccess.com/podcast/broadcaster-meets-podcasterhttp://www.worldwideradiosummit.com/wwrs2016/http://jacobsmedia.comhttp://www.allaccess.com/next-steps/archive/23471/my-best-columns-of-2015http://twitter.com/sethreslerhttp://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comVideo Demo of Spreaker Podcast Radio App: http://youtu.be/YZ3JddcxQjASend Questions and Comments to: Twitter: http://Twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLive Tech Support: support@spreaker.comRob Greenlee: Rob at Spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #41 for Jan 13th, 2016Show Duration: 43 minutes and 2 seconds Guest: Seth Resler, Digital Dot Connector, Jacobs Media and writes for the JacobsMediaBlog.com and AllAccess.com “Broadcaster Meets Podcaster” columnHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(docom)Seth Resler, Digital Dot Connector, Jacobs Media and writes for the JacobsMediaBlog.com and AllAccess.com “Broadcaster Meets Podcaster” column. He is doing interviews with radio and podcast industry leaders at SethResler.com and is also 20-year broadcast radio veteran. He has years of experience both on the mic and behind the programming desk. Then he left full time radio to enter the new world of online marketing and then that took him back to podcasting and online radio.Topics:- Seth tells us about his radio background and his role of being a Digital Dot Connector to Radio.- Seth talks about his experience with the podcasting space and community, what is different from Radio? - Answers question “The Biggest Podcasting Event of the Year Just Happened. Where Was Commercial Radio?”- We discuss how podcasting can help radio?- Seth talks about the inspiration for his article “The Race to Dominate the World of Podcasting” - Talks about advertisers wanting standard podcasting metrics - Nielsen, A New Player or Apple/Google?- His prediction about podcasting in the future?- He tells us about the WorldWideRadioSummit.com in LA this April, 2016 Show Links:http://tastetrekkers.comhttp://SethResler.comhttp://SethResler.com/the-future-of-podcasting-and-radio-on-the-new-media-show/http://jacobsmediablog.comhttp://www.allaccess.com/podcast/broadcaster-meets-podcasterhttp://www.worldwideradiosummit.com/wwrs2016/http://jacobsmedia.comhttp://www.allaccess.com/next-steps/archive/23471/my-best-columns-of-2015http://twitter.com/sethreslerhttp://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comVideo Demo of Spreaker Podcast Radio App: http://youtu.be/YZ3JddcxQjASend Questions and Comments to: Twitter: http://Twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLive Tech Support: support@spreaker.comRob Greenlee: Rob at Spreaker.com

Seth Resler interviews syndicated morning radio host Bubba the Love Sponge backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler interviews Rick Cummings, President of Radio Programming at Emmis Communications, backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler interviews Rob Goldklang, Senior Vice President of Alternative Promotion at Warner Brothers Records, backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler interviews Ryan Wild, Music Director of Indie/Alternative Formats at AOL Radio, backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler interviews Jon Miller, VP of Audience Insights at Nielsen, backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler interviews Warren Kurtzman, President and COO of Coleman Insights, backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler interviews Jeff Dauler, Co-host and Executive Producer of The Bert Show, backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler interviews Norm Pattiz, founder of Westwood One and PodcastOne, backstage at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Fred Jacobs, Founder and President of Jacobs Media, a highly respected media research consulting company, talks to Seth Resler about the future of the radio broadcasting industry.

Seth Resler, Digital Dot Connector for Jacobs Media, interviews the CEO, Chairman, and Founder of Emmis Communications, Jeff Smulyan, at the 2015 Worldwide Radio Summit.

Seth Resler host of www.MysteryMeet.org and the Mystery Meet Podcast, shares his insights and story behind the Foodie meet-up craze he created. "We bring together adventurous foodies for a night of social dining at the hottest restaurants. There's only one catch...you don't find out where you're going until 24 hours in advance!"Mystery Meet - Discover new restaurants and new friends!Food Blog Radio is discovering the Foodie behind the Food Blogs around the world!New episode every week!Find more about Seth and MysteryMeet.org:http://www.MysteryMeet.orghttp://www.youtube.com/mysterymeetvideoshttp://twitter.com/mystery_meethttp://facebook.com/mysterymeethttp://pinterest.com/mysterymeet/http://plus.google.com/114034797016375086591Food Blog Radio links:http://www.FoodBlogRadio.comhttp://www.facebook.com/foodblogradiohttp://www.twitter.com/foodblogradiohttp://www.pinterest.com/foodblogradiohttps://www.youtube.com/FoodBlogRadioCopyright 2013 Food Blog Radio

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