One way to get more out of your live podcasts: Embed a live stream on your website. There are several ways to do that. That's what I discuss in this episode:

Read even more here: http://christophtrappe.com/how-to-embed-live-stream-on-website

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Multistreaming is a great way to reach audiences wherever they are. In this episode, I discuss:

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Ever-improving and increasing 5G services certainly can make our lives as livestreamers and consumers easier. So I was excited to see the 5GUW mark on my phone on a visit to Des Moines. The UW stands for ultrawideband. But how fast is this new ultra network and how does it compare to others?

Find out on this episode and read the related article here: http://christophtrappe.com/verizon-5g-uw

Many live videos and live video podcasts do start with a livestream countdown timer. But, are they needed, and if so, how do we create them? That's what I discuss in this article.

Read the related article on this topic here: http://christophtrappe.com/livestream-countdown-timer

There are some emailed requests I get quite frequently so I wanted to find out how to automatically respond to them without me having to do the responding.

The emails I get usually ask about:

I do accept both of these but my response is really just a copy and paste job. So I wondered if there is a way to automatically respond in Gmail to those emails.

And there is. You can set a filter based on keywords in an email to trigger an automatic reply. That reply pulls from a template that you have to create in Gmail.

In this episode, I discuss:

Read more in this blog post: http://christophtrappe.com/how-to-automatically-respond-to-emails-in-gmail

Live audio monitoring while we are broadcasting to social media and even while we are recording matters. It's important because if the audio turns out badly, the content will suffer and might become unconsumable.

In this episode, I discuss how we can do a better job with live audio monitoring.

Read more and links to products mentioned: christophtrappe.com/live-audio-monitoring

Livestreaming has been a great way for me to connect differently with audiences so I'm always interested in seeing how to maximize livestreaming more. I was excited to see that I can livestream on TikTok.

Once you are invited, it looks to me that you can livestream on TikTok in one of two ways:

This podcast discusses the options and is a reading of this article: http://christophtrappe.com/livestream-on-tiktok

Back in the day, when I was giving updates on an over-the-air television station, it wasn’t uncommon that I would put on makeup. Just touching up my mostly bald head and maybe my face would help with the glare form the overhead lights.

In recent years, my on-camera appearances are mostly livestreams of my podcasts or when I’m the guest on somebody else’s podcast. Some of these shows get tremendous viewership so, of course, there’s an element to wanting to present ourselves in the best possible light. Makeup can help with that.

Continue reading the article here: https://www.christophtrappe.com/makeup-tips-for-men/

I think of all my livestreams as conversations with friends and acquaintances. This is another chapter from my latest book to discuss the topic.  

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What goes into putting your audience first to drive results? In this episode straight from "Going Live: Livestream your podcast to reach more people" Christoph discusses:  

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