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b'Expert Advice On PodCasting Tips And More! How-To Podcast\\nTips Such As:\\nEnsure you are at least 2 episodes ahead of yourself. Therefore, when you plan to launch or relaunch you won\\u2019t disappoint. Its easy to lose listeners So stay close to release date as much as possible. There is a lot we can learn from traditional broadcast disciplines.\\nEnsure that your podcast is accessible from more than one podcatching source, or offer a download link \\u2013 giving freedom for more mp3 / mp4 devices\\nBurn a feed if your show is not supported by a website or blog \\u2013 Feedburner is great \\u2013 This can certainly help track behaviour \\u2013 If one day your podcast is very popular to the extent that you could monetize it, you will need vital stats\\nDevelop a media kit for the latter\\nRespect copyright and ensure that you have the right license, for example: \\nSegments are helpful to structure your podcast and help it become more engaging.\\nRun your first productions by friends to capture vital feedback and development strategies\\nEstablish an online forum to capture thoughts, feedback and improvement suggestions.\\nIf you have a website / blog, install Analytics to understand issues such as bounce rate and popular content (inc: top landing pages).\\nBuild a complementary website / blog / channels that is regularly updated. For example, link to your magazine to offer exclusive content, reuse your audio on different websites and ensure access to archives.\\nDevelop a consistent script- There are lots of on-line tools that you can use to help you develop a great structure to your episode\\nListen to lots of shows of different types \\u2013 to get a feeling of the type of style that works well\\nRead articles on podcast techniques for corporate and non-commercial casts\\nUnderstand quality components, for example \\u2013 Equipment and Software components\\nGet Support from people in the know!'