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Podcasting do's and don'ts
Sharon Housley of Best Syndication has published a very practical guide on the do's and don'ts of podcasting. Her suggestions range from providing show transcriptions and iTunes support to adding useful metadata tags and providing enough bandwidth to handle your downloads as you grow your audience. In addition to the points she's laid out, let me emphasize the utility of a good outline and short punchy segments. And don't forget that podcasts do not have to be recorded all in one take. Programs like Fission and Garage Band can help you trim and assemble your final product and eliminate the segments that didn't quite work.
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gb said 9:40PM on 3-09-2007
Hehe, can't get on the article. Must not have enough bandwidth to handle the growing audience.
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Ryan said 11:22PM on 3-09-2007
Here is the cached page
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:uiW1B9384uQJ:www.bestsyndication.com/%3Fq%3D030807_Dos-and-donts-of-podcasting-making-a-great-podcast.htm+bestsyndication.com+do%27s+dont%27s+podcast&hl=en&client=firefox-a&strip=1
Thank me later.
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ClunkClunk said 3:20AM on 3-10-2007
Here's a "Do" - Learn when to use apostrophes. It falls directly in the article's first point, "Make it Professional."
"Do's and don'ts" is incorrect, as "Do's" is a plural form of "Do" not a possessive or contraction of "Do is". "Dos and Don'ts" is correct. Yes, it does look awkward, but that's the English language for you.
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Julia Collyns said 7:40AM on 4-03-2007
This is also a new/very effective way. Uploading old high school or college essays will earn you about $100 each/month through Adsense:
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Julia Collyns said 7:43AM on 4-03-2007
This is also a new/very effective way. Uploading old high school or college essays will earn you about $100 each/month through Adsense:
http://www.essaybuzz.com
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