Podonomics explores business podcasting tactics. In Episode 007, Leesa Barnes explains what the introduction and conclusion of her upcoming book will look like.
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The big announcement took a little longer to make due to some changes that were happening, but I can now say what I’ll be working on over the next 60-days.
I just signed a contract to write a book on how to make money using a podcast. My publisher (I like how that sounds) is MaxPress, who also publish titles for IBM. The manuscript is due on April 15th and the book will be ready for sale just before the Podcast & New Media Expo takes place at the end of September.
This book happened because of a few people.
Want to boost your business using audio, but you’re stuck because you don’t have any content? Listen to the following audio to discover Leesa’s Secret to building a successful business using audio marketing.
On Thursday February 15, 2007 at 8:00pm EST, I’m going to share with you why adding audio to your business is a sound idea. Go to Coach Less Earn More to join the announcement list and to get the call-in details for Thursday.
Music from the Podsafe Music Network.
Wow, the week of May 28th is going to be an exciting time in the city of Toronto. The Canadian New Media Awards - considered the Oscars of well…new media - will take place on May 27, 2007 (btw, they’re looking for nominees, so if you know of a Canadian making waves in the new media space, fill out the form, but beware of the submission fee).
Then a few days later on May 30th, Mesh starts. I missed this conference last year, but I’m certain not to miss this year, no matter what it takes. Also, there looks like a BarCamp will be organized during this week.
A friend of mine, Bill Sweetman, just launched his new podcast called Marketing Martini. The tagline is Internet Marketing Advice Served Straight Up. Love it!
It’s short, sweet and to the point. Perfect for our limited attention spans. I took a quick look at his podcast before it went live and offered my feedback. I have to say that his podpage looks better than mine.
One of the women I hailed as a 2006 Savvy Female Podcaster, Colette Vogele, has finally launched her own podcast called Rules for the Revolution. It’s a look at the legal issues around user generated content.
I’ve been telling people to use their existing blog to publish their podcasts, just create a separate category. In Wordpress, this is easy to do. Typepad has made this simpler as well, so I can now recommend Typepad as an adequate podcasting publishing tool.However, this has presented a few problems.
Yet another reason why podcasts need to be easier to share, consume and enjoy. Read this blogger’s view on how itunes hurts podcasting.
Update: Elliot Lee is complaining about how hard it is to subscribe to his favourite podcasts.
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