Podcasting 2.0 is revolutionizing podcasting for podcasters, audiences, and developers. Here are what I think are the best features you should be leveraging, if you can.
The more popular you get, the more likely you’ll receive some negative feedback: a scathing 1-star iTunes review, a nasty email, or mean comments. Here are 10 ways to deal with this negative feedback toward your blog or podcast.
Not receiving emails or voicemails from your podcast listeners or blog readers? Then learn 5 things you can do to change that!
Podcasters and bloggers love feedback from their audience, but are you providing enough or the right ways for your listeners/readers to share their opinions?
Learn eight options you can add for your community to share their perspective with you.
LiveFyre’s commenting system boasts some impressive features and functionality, but has several deal-breakers for me.
I share what I’d like a commenting system to do and why I no longer feel IntenseDebate is the WordPress plugin to help me.
My favorite WordPress plugins that enable me to effectively podcast. This is not just another list of plugins that all do the same thing, but each plugin has a special purpose and all work together.
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