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My Podcast Workflow, Podcast Artwork Slicer Reviewed
My Podcast Workflow, Podcast Artwork Slicer Reviewed
In today’s episode we hear about a suspenseful event taking place as the studio as Dave is forced to do his show without any **tes. His computer will **t reboot. We also hear about how he assembles a podcast, and his opinion after playing with Podcast Artwork Slicer for an hour or so. Podcasts Out Perform Radio Shows in Advertising [2:58] In a recent episode of the New Media Show, **rm Pattiz from podcastone.com (who started westwood one for radio) explained that the right Podcast and product can out perform traditional radio. You can hear the full interview (very informative) at newmediashow.com* **rm is helping the “big dog” celebrities by organizing sponsorships. we want **rm to succeed. We really want **rm to succeed. Dave’s Podcast Workflow [12:24] 1. Get content that excites me via my life, my audience, or other websites via feedly.com What do you want people to do with your podcast? What do you want them to feel? Think about your audience. 2. Record my whole show into a Roland R-05 portable recorder. 3. Import the file on to his computer while he starts his show **tes. 4. Use Adobe Audition to assemble clips, into, and the file I just created. I have a session (project in Audacity) saved with all the files I use every week (intro, outro, etc). 5. Export to a an mp3 file. I continue to work on show **tes. 6. Add ID3 tags. 7. Upload file to Libsyn.com as I listen to it at 2X speed in ******* media player as I add time tags to show **tes. Copy the file location from libsyn and put it into the blog post. 8. Run a spell check, and add a “pretty link” to make it easy to find the episode (today’s show is schoolofpodcasting.com/369 9. Schedule a tweet in Hoot suite to go out the following day. Podcast Artwork Creator Reviewed [42:45] First thing first. I don’t take my car to the dentist to get fixed. With this in mind, its often **t the tools, but the person behind the tool that creates magic. With this said, I looked at pixlr.com and Podcast Artwork Slicer as tools to help create inexpensive album artwork. Of the two, I prefer Podcast Artwork Slicer due to its ability to easily resize Artwork and text. It doesn’t do a ton of things, but what it does do it does it well. Things that could be improved: 1. The ability to resize an image. 2. The ability to save your settings (there is an options to save settings ,but **t to load them). 3. The ability to center, or put a grid on their to line things up. The Podcast Artwork Slicer is $10/month. You can sign up, create your Podcast and then cancel your subscription. I personally use Becky at podcastdesigns.com and have her create custom Artwork (typically around $40) be sure to let her k**w you came from the School of Podcasting “Let the Pigeons Loose” Contents In a moment of spontaneity, I said whoever emails first with the answer the question, “What old American TV show had an episode where a character kept screaming “Let the pigeons loose”. The answer was “Happy Days” and the winner is Tim Thomspon of www.timthompsonshares.com. My apologies to anyone who went to youtube and were subjected to video after video of some female wrestler’s butt. Mentioned in this Podcast The Audacity to Podcast Podcasters Studio New Media Show Podcasters Roundtable Davidjackson.org oncepodcast.com/ 2 Comments - Read what others are saying about this post... Related Posts:
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