Podcasting Sustainability: How To Make Your Podcast Last

A lot of podcasts die after a few episodes. Here's how to make your podcast last.

Podcoaching: How to Use a Podcast to Gain New Coaching Clients, Part 3

Podcasting connects people who have a message with people who want to hear it. Yet, how can coaches take advantage of creating and hosting a podcast for their own coaching businesses? In Part 3, you'll discover how to incorporate elements of your coaching personality into a podcast so you connect with listeners.

Funny Bones: Comedy Podcasts on the Net

Podcasts are enjoying a growing popularity all over the world. Its unique delivery system (podcast files in MP3 format being downloaded into computers automatically upon subscription) and the fact that you can bring it and listen to it anywhere through portable music players is contributing to its continually increasing subscriber base. Of course, the fact that it is all free is a big attraction for anyone, and add to that the relatively easy way of availing this great new application. All one needs is an internet connection and a computer – the portable player itself is an optional accessory and not needed to really enjoy listening podcasts.

How to Podcast in 6 Easy Steps

Getting started with podcasting is easy. All you need is a computer with an Internet link and a portable media player.

Business Idea: Podcasts

Podcasts have been popping up all over the Internet in the past year or so. I have come across podcasts on anything from the latest tech gadgets to gardening tips. With millions of listeners out there and plenty of new people listening to podcasts every single day, now is a great time to start your own podcast and make some money along the way.

Podcast Creativity: Writing Your Own Ticket

Hold on - all bets are off and all of the old stereotypes are out the window. Podcasting is knocking down the barriers to unlimited creativity and here's the good news... you get to write your own ticket.

3 Different Ways to Explain What a Podcast is Without Saying iPod or Broadcast

While many understand that podcasting is a combination of the words iPod and broadcasting, this definition is very misleading. Here are 3 ways to explain what a podcast is that will not confuse someone into thinking they need to run out and purchase an iPod.

Podcasts: A Great New Way to Learn for Free

The time when we had to leave home with our books and go into a building somewhere to attend class is almost a thing of the past: welcome to the world of Podcasts.

Free IPODs: The Truth About Free IPOD Giveaways

How IPOD give aways works.

Podcasting Case Study - Coverville

How can you create a successful podcast? What are the challenges most often faced by independent podcasts? How do podcasts generate revenue? In our case study we explore these questions and the lessons you can learn from the popular Coverville podcast.

What Do Boy Scouts and Podcasting Have in Common?

Always be prepared. It is the Boy Scout motto but preparation is also critical to the production of a successful podcast.

Avoiding the Pitfalls - Common Podcasting Mistakes

In learning anything new there is always a sharp learning curve, and you’re sure to make a few mistakes a long the way, we all do. However in an effort to save you some grief and embarrassment along the way I’ve compiled a short list of some common mistakes and how to avoid them. So read on, and enter the podcasting arena a few steps ahead of the competition.

Ways to Conduct a Flawless Podcast Interview, Tip #1

As a podcast host, the way you interview can spell success – or disaster – for your podcast. Learn how to conduct a flawless podcast interview that leaves your guest expert and listeners singing your praises, rather than trashing your good name. In this tip, you'll learn why you should treat interviews over the phone with a guest different from conversations over the phone with your best friend.

What Is Podcasting And RSS Files?

One of the best ways to share files that you've found online is to download a podcast. A podcast is a way that the creators and/or distributors of content can send their online materials directly to the computer of a subscriber. The subscriber can then view or listen to the content whenever they want to.

Using Podcasts for Marketing Buzz

Since the iPod was launched in 2004, Apple has sold over 40 million units. That's a huge market, and because of the development of the podcast, it's also a brand new marketing arena for companies to conquer.