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Last week we examined how we have a discoverability problem. This week I chat about bigger problems in our little place in the world. These are the issues about Podcasting that keep me up at night - and I'd love your thoughts on what we can do to fix them.
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What keeps you up at night about Podcasting? (Tweet This)
Is the Podcasting industry presenting the best image for the Podcasting industry? (Tweet This)
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We need to admit it - Podcasting has a discoverability problem. Paul Colligan examines the problem and makes some suggestions on how to deal with it. He also ponders what role Facebook Live might play in helping others find Podcasts.
There is a LOT of excitement in the Podcast industry / Podcast "space" right now and Paul Colligan suggests in episode #95 that this excitement is what is getting in the way of the true power of Podcasting and the power of the Podcast. In this episode, he offers ways Podcasting is "better" and he is curious what you think about his take on it all.
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The excitement of Podcasting is getting in the way of the power of Podcasting. (Tweet This)
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Recent industry news about Podcast company acquisitions has a number of Podcasters worried about how this news will affect them. The worry is, simply, silly, because the Podcast industry seldom affects the Podcast. Paul Colligan examines how the Stitcher and Scripps news affects Podcasters in this episode of The Podcast Report.
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When you own your Podcast, it doesn't matter who owns the tech. (Tweet This)
The only person that cares about you and your Podcast is you and your audience. (Tweet This)
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Podcasters LOVE numbers. Downloads and subscribers and growth projections and streams and more have some for some, more important than the actual audience the Podcast was originally created for. The smart Podcaster MUST understand the role of numbers in the Podcasting ecosystem and how the real purpose and center for most episodes should be impact, not downloads - or any other number.
In episode #93 of The Podcast Report, Paul Colligan encourages listeners to examine, and take action on, what's really important in their Podcast - and to remember, most of the time, it's not about the numbers everyone else is talking about. Big Ideas
Understanding Your Place In The Podcast Ecosystem Is Far More Important Than Understanding The Numbers In The Podcast Ecosystem (Tweet This)
Sometimes Podcast Stats Can Do More Damage Than Good (Tweet This)
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Podcasting is full of interview shows and roundtables, but The Podcast Report is (usually) a solo show. Is this by design, or does Paul just have no friends?
In this episode of The Podcast Report, Paul Colligan examines the role (and the opportunity) of the solo show and how every Podcaster should examine the model.
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The best person to deliver the message should deliver the message (click to Tweet)
Your message should decide your format and not vice versa (click to Tweet)
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Does the technology behind remote interviewing make you nervous? How would your Podcast change if you could interview anyone anywhere in the world. In this 3rd of a 4 part series about Podcast Production Models, Paul Colligan examines both the role of remote interviewing and the Podcaster and the added benefits it brings to your Podcast and content. You don't have to be afraid of remote interviews, but you don't want to let the technology get in the way either. This episode of The Podcast Report explains how you can do both.
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The connected world can make your podcast better in ways you haven't pondered (click to Tweet)
Don't let the tech get in the way of the conversation (click to Tweet)
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For many Podcasters, the need to get a new show out every week is overwhelming. There is no reason for the Podcaster to worry about recording a new episode every week with the Podcast production model of batching your episodes. In this episode of The Podcast Report, Paul Colligan examines the possibility of Podcast batching and how you might want to use it in your production process. This is the 2nd of a 4-part series where Paul will examine the production models possible for Podcasters.
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If You Don't Know Why Your Recording Your Podcast Every Week, You Might Want To Figure It Out
Your Weekly Podcast Doesn't Have To Be A Weekly Thing
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Podcasters can get distracted, easily, by shiny new technologies like Facebook Live, Periscope, Blab, Meerkat, YouTube Live, LiveStream.com and the rest. Is it a good model for Podcasters? Does it make the Podcast obsolete? Paul examines these questions and more in episode #89 of The Podcast Report. This is the first of a 4-part series where Paul will examine the production models possible for Podcasters.
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New tech doesn't make podcasting obsolete - but it can make it better. (Tweet This)
Let's turn on the camera and see what happens is not a viable format. (Tweet This)
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