Podcast Production: From and Idea to a Following
Instructor: Danny Ozment - Marketing Consultant, Brand Strategist, Podcast Producer
Want to share your message with the world? Start a podcast. Podcasts are more popular than ever, which makes podcasting a great way to capture an audience of engaged listeners. With today's inexpensive recording equipment and editing software, it's possible to self-produce a podcast from anywhere. This course is designed to take you step by step through the entire process, from planning your format and buying the right equipment to recording your podcast and uploading episodes for distribution. Instructor Danny Ozment has produced over 20 different podcasts, which are downloaded more than 100,000 times a month. Here he provides inside tips on choosing a name and an ideal length, recording clean audio, building an audience, and turning that audience into a community of followers.
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