Skype is a voice-over-IP service that is very useful in connecting remote hosts, conferencing in multiple hosts, or bringing caller feedback into your show

Today’s show continues on last week’s theme where we started to talk about the things you need to know to promote your podcast successfully. We’ve got a whole heap more thoughts in this episode, plus your comments and some listener audio as well. This is a participatory show, so perhaps there are some things we haven’t mentioned, a promotional tip or technique you use on your show.

Today’s show covers the things you need to know to promote your podcast successfully.  This is one of a multipart series where we look at tips and techniques for podcast promotion, starting from getting your website right, through SEO and creating a promo that other people can play on their shows for you.  Tap into  Read more »

Today’s show covers the things you need to know to promote your podcast successfully. This is one of a multipart series where we look at tips and techniques for podcast promotion, starting from getting your website right, through SEO and creating a promo that other people can play on their shows for you. Tap into James and Dave’s experience in podcasting to learn how you can get your podcast in front of a wider audience.

If you are a podcaster or a blogger, this is a show you do not want to miss. We speak to Los Angeles based attorney Gordon Firemark about all things copyright and specifically how copyright affects you, as a podcaster and blogger.

This show we delve into podcast feeds (or RSS feeds for podcasts). We go under the bonnet to understand exactly what feeds are, how they are constructed and give you tips and tricks along the way to help you get the most out of your podcast feed. We also look at the differences between creating a feed yourself and using services like Wordpress plug-ins that do it all for you automatically. We also look at the tricky black-magic of subscriber statistics and examine some tools you can use to find out how many people are subscribed and listening to your show.

This show we examine the different types of hosting options that are available for podcasters. We look at service based options, podcast-specific hosting options and even the pros and cons of getting your own virtual server space. If you’re looking for the services we talk about in this show, then visit our show notes at podcastersemporium.com for full details. Don’t forget to send us your feedback to let us know what you’d like to hear about on the show, and if you have a spare moment, head over to the iTunes store and write a review for us as well. Thank you.

In today’s show we start looking at Voice and how to use it to get the best results in your podcast. Today’s show explores the hosts of the show Dave Gray and James Williams from a vocal perspective, and Tim Noonan from Visionary Communications shares his thoughts on getting used to your voice, and using the voice to improve your relationship with your listneners.

We also feature a competition this month where you can with a MicPort Pro XLR to USB mic converter courtesy of our friends at Sound Devices. You’ll find more information about the MicPort Pro in the blog post at podcastersemporium.com

For more information about the MicPort Pro you can also visit the Sound Devices website at http://www.sounddevices.com.au

In this show we look at an often overlooked area of podcaster kit – the microphone stand. There are many to choose from, from floor stands, to desk stands and booms all which have their individual qualities to consider. We look at the pros and cons of each, and when to use each.

We also feature a competition this month where you can with a MicPort Pro XLR to USB mic converter courtesy of our friends at Sound Devices. You’ll find more information about the MicPort Pro in the blog post at podcastersemporium.com

For more information about the MicPort Pro you can also visit the Sound Devices website at http://www.sounddevices.com.au

This show digs down into the detail of how to plan a show that has the key qualities that will keep your listeners, listening. We point out the things you need to consider when planning a show, we look at the role of hosts and co-hosts and how to choose good ones. We examine a raft of tools that Dave and James use in the production of shows and then we look at how to prepare each individual show. This episode is packed with loads of tips and techniques from the absolute beginner to those who have been podcasting for quite a while. In this show we answer your listener questions as well. If you have specific questions you have from this show or any of our others, then leave a comment on our blog at podcastersemporium.com or send an email to podcastersemporium@gmail.com and we will be happy to cover your question in a future show.