Podcast & Talk Host Resource Guide - For Podcasters, Video-casters, Radio Talk Hosts Teleseminar Leaders and Those Just Getting Started.
Book Details
PublisherTalkMastery.info
ISBN / ASINB00B2QKZAQ
ISBN-13978B00B2QKZA6
Sales Rank1,345,720
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Podcast & Talk Host Resource Guide © 2012 Talkmastery.info is a resource guide for Podcasters, Video-casters, Radio Talk Hosts Teleseminar Leaders and Those Just Getting Started.
Within the 40 plus pages of Podcast and Talk Host Resource Guide you gain immediate access to invaluable information for creating, producing, distributing and profiting from aspects of new media publishing. You will find links to:
• Industry related Statistics
• Special Reports
• Research Papers
• Books and E-Books
• Articles and Blog Posts
• Online Courses and Training Programs
• Newsletters written by professionals throughout the industry
• News and Information Websites to keep you up to date and well informed
• Audio and video tutorials on the hardware and software selection, installation and operation required to produce high quality content
• Tips, Tricks and Take Note Of's
The Podcast & Talk Host Resource Guide gives you instant access to comprehensive information required to be effective, efficient and successful as a Radio Talk Show Host and Podcaster.
NOTE:
The Podcasting and Talk Show Industry has a very high rate of turnover in all categories. You will find many of the links to products and services are no longer active. We have opted to include them in the Guide as a way of providing you the reader with a historical prospective of the industry and the profession. Leaving them in also services to give you the correct search terms to do more research on your own.
Section I – Live Internet and Traditional Talk Radio Show Hosting
This section focuses on talk content broadcast ‘live’ on a radio station or channel, with an emphasis on Internet Radio; an event ’ broadcast live’ to an audience, as opposed to an audio file produced and ‘distributed’ to listeners at a later date after the content was created is one of the primary distinctions between a radio show and a podcast.
Live radio involves more planning, discipline and skills than the less pressure environment involved in podcast production.
A radio show or teleclass is a Show if it’s done live and turns into a podcast if it is distributed at a later date (time shifted) to listeners, fans and subscribers.
Section II – Teleseminar Leaders Resource Guide
A teleseminar is, therefore, a live radio show done over the telephone.
With a teleseminar podcasters can create three things at once. A live, interactive event, content for a future podcast and an information product for sale. As bridge lines usually offer recording services, podcasters just starting out, use bridge lines to record their entire podcast.
The Teleseminar Leaders Recourse Guide provides access to Bridge line suppliers, how to information and training materials and related products and services.
Section III – Podcasts and Podcasting
This section focuses on all activities related to Podcasts and Podcasting. There is an extensive reference section to books, articles and blog posts.
Section IV – The Business of Podcasting
This section provides asses to every aspect of being successful as a Podcaster.
Section V – Video-casting and Live Internet Television
Video-casting is growing larger every day. With such a high percentage of Internet users now on a cable modem, DSL and even Fiber it is possible to host your own Internet TV program right from your home. In deed, many people are doing it but it will be a while yet before Internet TV goes mainstream. It’s time to start to get ready now.
Section VI – General Information and Resources
This section include information, Listing, Sources and Services not specific to any of the other sections of the Guide but relevant to all of the sections.
Within the 40 plus pages of Podcast and Talk Host Resource Guide you gain immediate access to invaluable information for creating, producing, distributing and profiting from aspects of new media publishing. You will find links to:
• Industry related Statistics
• Special Reports
• Research Papers
• Books and E-Books
• Articles and Blog Posts
• Online Courses and Training Programs
• Newsletters written by professionals throughout the industry
• News and Information Websites to keep you up to date and well informed
• Audio and video tutorials on the hardware and software selection, installation and operation required to produce high quality content
• Tips, Tricks and Take Note Of's
The Podcast & Talk Host Resource Guide gives you instant access to comprehensive information required to be effective, efficient and successful as a Radio Talk Show Host and Podcaster.
NOTE:
The Podcasting and Talk Show Industry has a very high rate of turnover in all categories. You will find many of the links to products and services are no longer active. We have opted to include them in the Guide as a way of providing you the reader with a historical prospective of the industry and the profession. Leaving them in also services to give you the correct search terms to do more research on your own.
Section I – Live Internet and Traditional Talk Radio Show Hosting
This section focuses on talk content broadcast ‘live’ on a radio station or channel, with an emphasis on Internet Radio; an event ’ broadcast live’ to an audience, as opposed to an audio file produced and ‘distributed’ to listeners at a later date after the content was created is one of the primary distinctions between a radio show and a podcast.
Live radio involves more planning, discipline and skills than the less pressure environment involved in podcast production.
A radio show or teleclass is a Show if it’s done live and turns into a podcast if it is distributed at a later date (time shifted) to listeners, fans and subscribers.
Section II – Teleseminar Leaders Resource Guide
A teleseminar is, therefore, a live radio show done over the telephone.
With a teleseminar podcasters can create three things at once. A live, interactive event, content for a future podcast and an information product for sale. As bridge lines usually offer recording services, podcasters just starting out, use bridge lines to record their entire podcast.
The Teleseminar Leaders Recourse Guide provides access to Bridge line suppliers, how to information and training materials and related products and services.
Section III – Podcasts and Podcasting
This section focuses on all activities related to Podcasts and Podcasting. There is an extensive reference section to books, articles and blog posts.
Section IV – The Business of Podcasting
This section provides asses to every aspect of being successful as a Podcaster.
Section V – Video-casting and Live Internet Television
Video-casting is growing larger every day. With such a high percentage of Internet users now on a cable modem, DSL and even Fiber it is possible to host your own Internet TV program right from your home. In deed, many people are doing it but it will be a while yet before Internet TV goes mainstream. It’s time to start to get ready now.
Section VI – General Information and Resources
This section include information, Listing, Sources and Services not specific to any of the other sections of the Guide but relevant to all of the sections.
