.pdf on an iPod - Is It Realistic?
In episode #32 of Marketing Online Live, Paul and I discussed the fact that podcasting isn′t just “audio,” especially now with the Video iPod.
This means that anyone who subscribes to our content can receive any type of media through the podcast channel.
iTunes has embraced this by setting up little icons for different media.
They have the monitor icon if it′s a video or the icon that looks like a page if the media is a PDF file.
So the concept of shooting whatever media you want down the channel is definitely coming. (more…)
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Is Your Technology Smart?
In episode #32 of Marketing Online Live, Paul and I were discussing the difference between “dumb” and “smart” technology.
Specifically iPods and MP3 players.
In essence, the devices themselves are dumb and the content is smart.
When I say “dumb,” I′m not referring to it in the bad sense of the term, like they can′t do anything or “dumb” as in stupid.
I mean dumb, as it can′t do anything by itself or alone.
It has to be given something to have “smarts” or a “brain.” The brain in this case is the content. (more…)
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Winning The Podcast Game
In my last few blog posts I addressed the first 2 things that every business should know about podcasting.
#3: The game is won when your listener takes you with them.
Statistically speaking, most podcasts are consumed at the computer. The only way they′re going to take you with them is if you make it simple, easy and convenient to do so.
I take the path of educating my audience on how to consume the podcast on the go on the iPod or whatever podcast catcher vehicle they have. (more…)
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Intimate Is Better
In the last blog post I wrote about the first of three things that every business should know about podcasting for your business.
This is that audiences are expecting and deserve to be able to time and place shift.
#2: The more intimate the communication, the less the distraction.
This is one of the most powerful things about podcasting. It′s what The Business Podcasting Bible is all about.
I′ve been waving the flag on marketing intimacy since I started marketing 10 years ago. Podcasting is intimate because it appeals to your sense of sound. (more…)
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“Get Real Money”
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Jim Guarino is founder and president of the American Financial Education Network, a worldwide alliance dedicated to helping people maximize their opportunities and reach their goals. He is one of the top professional speakers in the world.
In this 1-hour Virtual Book tour, Jim reveals the story behind his latest book, Get Real! Money. The book’s promise is “Get the Money You Want in Just 7 Minutes a Day”.
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Does Disruption Mean Convenience?
In episode #31 of Marketing Online Live, I was in Singapore doing a tour of the Asian Internet Marketing School in Jakarta, Bombai.
I was there for 40 days, and it was an amazing trip.
During that episode Paul and I discussed the 3 things every business must know about podcasting.
I′ll write about the first one in this post and follow up with 2 and 3 in my next post.
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“Risk & Grow Rich”
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Kendra Todd is a highly acclaimed Lecturer, Real Estate Investor and one of the highest producing REALTORS in the country. She became the first woman to win Donald Trump’s reality show, “The Apprentice” on NBC.
During this 1-hour Virtual book tour, Kendra reveals the story behind her book, Risk & Grow Rich. The book’s promise is “How to Make Millions in Real Estate”.
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There’s More To Life Than A Play List
There′s a “learn list” a “news list” and any other type of list you can think of.
Play list means music with the iPod, but the content on an iPod can go way beyond music. (more…)
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