Episode 11, New Comm Road Podcast: August 14, 2006
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Posted by: Bryan in: New Comm Road podcast, Podcasting
An interview with Leesa Barnes — podcaster, blogger, speaker, and author.
Hosted by Bryan Person.
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IN TODAY’S SHOW:
- Podcast ID - Bryan drops the “0″ to make this episode a palendrome
- Voice man Lee Hopkins
- Requests to subscribe to the show in iTunes and to leave us audio feedback on our comment line (number below)
- PodCamp Boston is coming soon!
- Bryan insists that Mike Bellina will return for Episode 12
- Bryan interviews Leesa Barnes
- Discussion of the 2006 Canadian Podcast Listeners Survey, which Leesa co-authored
- Why women are embracing podacsting
- Podcast advertisements can serve as lead-generating tools and build brand awareness but have to sound different from the traditional 30-second spot
- Podcasts produce Google juice
- Podcasts don’t need big audiences to be successful
- Why Leesa targets the “influencer” when talking to businesses about podcasting
- Overcoming podcasting’s misconceptions
- How Leesa’s Cubicle Divas Podcast and Podonomics blog drive her business
- Why Leesa’s attending PodCamp Boston on September 9-10
- Show close
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Technorati tags: New Comm Road, Bryan Person, Leesa Barnes, PodCamp Boston, PodCamp, Lee Hopkins.
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Running time: 28 minutes, 8 seconds.
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3 Responses
Chris Brogan
17|Aug|2006 1What I love most about this episode is that it really had lots of meat on the bones with regards to Leesa’s survey, and that meat was succulent to those of us trying to convince people of the value of podcasts for potential professional reasons.
Thanks for hosting Leesa. I read her report and appreciated it, but you helped her turn it into a living experience. Clearly, Leesa’s intelligent and will be great to meet at PodCamp Boston.
–Chris Brogan…
Bryan
17|Aug|2006 2Chris,
Thank you for the very positive feedback on the episode. Leesa certainly was an outstanding guest!
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