Episode 7 Part 2 of Discussion with Allison Melody of Food Heals Podcast

SHOW NOTES

Allison Melody of the Food Heals podcast discusses how she made her podcast a success from day one, including:

•    Her unique strategies for attracting appropriate advertisers

•    Mistakes she has made and learned from

•    Equipment issues

•    Why she believes podcasting beats blogging and other forms of communication

Episode 6 Discussion with Allison Melody of the Food Heals Podcast

SHOW NOTES

Conventional wisdom says that it takes a long time to build up your podcast audience and attract sponsors. Well, conventional wisdom hasn't stopped Allison Melody. As the creator and co-host of the Food Heals podcast, Allison has managed to:

Build up a sizable audience

Get tons of ratings and reviews on iTunes & Stitcher

Has advertisers knocking on her door.

ALL IN JUST A FEW MONTHS!

How did she do it? Listen to part 1 of my conversation with Allison Melody as she reveals some brilliant strategies she has tried that have worked - as well as some of the mistakes she has made and her advice for podcasters on how to make podcasting a real business.

If you want to be inspired, empowered and energized about podcasting, listening for the next 15 minutes should do it!

Episode 5 Discussion with Sunny Gault Founder of New Mommy Media Network

Show Notes

As a former TV broadcaster, Sunny Gault wanted to work in media and found podcasting to be the perfect challenge. As the founder of the New Mommy Media Network, Sunny has expanded to 5 different podcasts on parenting and pregnancy.

In our discussion she talks about how she became a podcaster and how she has managed to grow her business and monetize her podcasts. While she has sponsors, she also has other revenue generating models that also bring in income.

She offers advice to new and existing podcasters on getting started and the importance of sticking with it.

Her podcasts can be found at www.newmmommymedia.com

Episode 4 Discussion with Fred Greenhalgh of FinalRune Productions

Show Notes

Regardless of the type of podcast you create, everyone can learn from those who create audio drams - or radio dramas. Producing a drama requires you create a "theater of the mind" experience for the listener. And producing any good podcast requires the listener "buy-in" to what they are hearing - which is essentially the same thing.

Interesting, believable and shareable content is critical regardless of what kind of audio podcast you are creating.

Fred Greenhalgh of Finalrune Productions and Radio Drama Revival takes us into his world of podcast creation. He talks about:

Expectations

Loving the creative process

Growing your audience

Making money from podcasting

And tells his story of how he became the creator of well-produced and very poular audio dramas.

His websites are:

www.RadioDramaRevival.com

www.Finalrune.com