It's helpful as a marketing tool.. but it's important to be passionate about being a podcaster… — Hal Coopersmith, New York Launch Pod   My guest today is Hal Coopersmith a lawyer in New York City who  focuses his legal practice in commercial real estate transactions, residential purchases and sales, counseling start-up businesses, and wills and trusts. Highlighting start-ups,

You have to know why you're doing it… — Laura McClellan, The Productive Woman     Laura McClellan practices law in the Dallas office of K&L Gates LLP, a large international law firm. She concentrates her practice on commercial real estate and real estate finance, representing commercial clients in purchase and sale, leasing, and lending transactions involving retail, office,

This episode explores tools and tactics for podcast episode preparation.  Extemporaneous, Interview Format, Bullets, Outlines Mindmapping, and Scripting all have their place in the process. I discuss some ideas about when to use which approach, and which tools to do so.   Get started with a podcast for your practice, (or just for fun), you can get our Free

Think beyond your practice area… Think beyond what you've heard before… Think about what you'd want to listen to. — Michael Prywes – “How I Broke Into…”   Michael Prywes is managing attorney of Prywes, PC, a New York law firm devoted to serving artists and entrepreneurs.  He is also an author of the upcoming Legal Guide for Creative

It may be that your personal brand is the real “sponsor” of your show.   In this episode of the Law Podcasting Podcast, I give a personal shout out to fans Lynda and Joe Hecht, who've sent in some very kind and useful feedback. And, I explore the question whether it's wise and worthwhile to monetize a law podcast.

“It gets me connected with people…” — Flavia Berys, Lifestyle Solopreneur Podcast       Flavia Berys is a San Diego, California – based attorney for small businesses and real estate investors as well as the host of the”LIFESTYLE SOLOPRENEUR,” where her audience tunes in to explore ways to make a full time income from part time work.Formerly an

In this episode, I explore the pros and cons of editing your podcast episodes. Get started with a podcast for your practice, (or just for fun), you can get our Free Law Podcasting Startup Guide, when you sign up to access our video series (also free) on how you can grow your practice with more good clients and referrals, without breaking

You have to learn how to chat with your guest and think ahead at the same time… It requires some very active listening. — Neil Tyra, The Entrepreneurial Lawyer   Neil Tyra is a lawyer from Montgomery County, Maryland, just outside Washington. DC.  Neil practices Family Law, Elder Law, Estate Planning and some Personal Injury law,   He  strives to

work·flow ˈwərkflō/ noun 1.     an organized, and repeatable sequence of steps employed in accomplishing a particular task or goal. In this episode, I look at podcast workflows, as well as tools and strategies I use to automate parts of my workflow to streamline, improve consistency, quality, and speed in my podcast production.   Get started with a podcast

Ten ways to grow your audience   Here are  10 of the  most noted strategies for growing a podcast's audience: 10. Be consistent – timing of release, duration of podcast, niche – publish quality content. 9. Submit it to iTunes and optimize your feed with your important podcast information in the RSS fields and iTunes fields. 8. Submit your