By Brooke Chaplan Cloud services are changing the way businesses and people are able to store their information. The impact these services have on podcasting can be subtle, but it is extensive. Here are just a few of the ways that cloud-based services are changing the world of technology. Greater Versatility The cloud has increased […]
Read MoreWritten by Brooke Chaplan Being a mobile podcaster presents some unique challenges because of the potential fickleness of your equipment or recording area. You have to keep it relevant and still maintain the quality of your feed. Here are some of the things to focus on when you’re on the go and still want to […]
Read MoreBeing an easy-to-consume form of information, podcasts are gaining immense momentum. Many businesses are investing a lot of time and effort in creating podcasts, but they often miss out on promoting them and don’t reach their target audience. An email marketing campaign can be the answer. Written by Chintan Doshi Of all marketing strategies, email marketing […]
Read MoreSober Grind is an addiction and recovery podcast that was started in late 2017 by co-hosts Austin Armstrong and Pej Alaghamandan. The idea for Sober Grind really came about because both of them have been deeply impacted by drug and alcohol addiction and wanted to make a positive difference by educating people! Sober Grind features […]
Read MoreWritten by Rodney Laws Back when the iPod was sufficiently relevant to influence the lexicon, podcasting was mainly a casual hobby pursued by early tech adopters. If you’d told someone then that it would become an industry attracting huge listener numbers and massive advertising revenue, they would have been skeptical — but then, people didn’t […]
Read MoreNext weekend Red Cup founder Lee Schneider is moderating two panels at the Outlier Podcast Festival. If you’re in LA, stop on by. Both panels are on Saturday, September 14th. Details here. GOING HOLLYWOOD: Get Your Podcast Optioned by a Network or Studio The panel will reveal what it takes to bring a podcast property […]
Read MoreWritten by Manan Ghadawala Podcasts for graphic design are a substitute for content like video and written copy and work as an excellent form of radio talk show right on your phone. These marketing concepts are usually filled with information, tips, and all-over valuable content for graphic designers. You can listen to a graphic design […]
Read MoreWritten by Matthew Otten, DO Throughout history, various types of media has been used to distribute medical discoveries to the public. From newspapers to radio and then the internet, media has helped the average citizen stay informed about the latest pandemics, cures, and medical advancements. In modern day, the public has thousands of choices at […]
Read MoreWritten by Aaron Agius Podcasting is a hot topic right now. We can see in Google Trends that the interest in podcasting grew year on year for the last 5 years. This makes sense in our hectic lives – we can listen to podcasts on our commutes; it’s a great way to learn on the […]
Read More“Video killed the radio star,” as the early-80s synth-pop hit says. You might have expected the podcaster to succumb to the same inglorious fate — going out not with a bang but a whimper in the face of Netflix and Hulu. But you’d be wrong: this once-scrappy, now superstar medium isn’t going anywhere. Written by […]
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