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Add your voice to the podcasting revolution! 

The world is tuning into podcasts in larger and larger numbers. When youre ready to add your own voice to the mix, this book will help you find your niche. Featuring top tech information, production insight, and promotional tips, this best-selling podcasting reference shares the latest on podcasting trends and new audience demographics. 

Written by a pair of podcasting pioneers, Podcasting For Dummies will help you refine your podcast idea, identify your audience, and get the scoop on how to record, edit, and share your work. Youll also learn how to apply the methods top podcasters monetize and market their work. 





Record your voice and conduct high-quality interviews for your new or existing podcast  Edit, upload, and share podcast episodes onlineand find people who will listen  Learn how to make money as a podcaster or live streamer  Discover interesting and original podcasts to inspire your own work 

Podcasting for Dummies is your friendly tutor in the art of audio content creation. So start talking! 
Foreword xv
Introduction 1(1)
About This Book 1(1)
How to Use This Book 2(1)
Conventions Used in This Book 3(1)
Bold Assumptions 4(1)
How This Book Is Organized 5(1)
Part 1 Podcasting on a Worldwide Frequency 5(1)
Part 2 The Hills Are Alive with the Sound of Podcasting 5(1)
Part 3 So You've Got This Great Recording of Your Voice: Now What? 5(1)
Part 4 Start Spreadin' the News about Your Podcast 6(1)
Part 5 Pod-sibilities to Consider for Your Show 6(1)
Part 6 The Part of Tens 6(1)
Icons Used in This Book 7(1)
Beyond the Book 7(1)
Where to Go from Here 8(1)
PART 1 PODCASTING ON A WORLDWIDE FREQUENCY
9(74)
Chapter 1 Getting the Scoop on Podcasting
11(20)
Deciding Whether Podcasting Is for You
12(3)
You want to deliver media on a regular basis
13(1)
You want to reach beyond the boundaries of broadcast media
14(1)
You have something to say
14(1)
You want to hear from your listeners
15(1)
Creating a Podcast
15(6)
Looking for the bare necessities
16(1)
Recording your first podcast
17(1)
Compressing your audio files
18(1)
Uploading your audio to the web
18(2)
Grabbing listeners
20(1)
There's an App for That
21(9)
The old-timer: Apple Podcasts
22(1)
Podcasting on the go: Stitcher
23(2)
Welcome the game-changer: Overcast
25(2)
Podcasting with the G-man: Google Play Music
27(1)
A new 800-pound gorilla: Spotify
28(2)
Other Podcast Resources
30(1)
Chapter 2 Getting the Gadgets To Produce a Podcast
31(20)
Finding the Right Mic
32(8)
A Beginner's Guide to Mies
33(2)
Investing in a high-end mic
35(5)
Podcasts Well with Others: The Mixing Board
40(5)
The anatomy of a mixing board
41(2)
Hooking up a mixer to your computer
43(2)
Accessorize! Accessorize! Accessorize!
45(6)
Chapter 3 Building Your Podcast's Digital Workstation
51(16)
Budget-Friendly (a.k.a. Free) Software
52(5)
Audacity: The risk-free option for all
52(1)
Cakewalk by Bandlab for Windows: A complementary Step in Running with the Pros
53(1)
Garage Band: Moby in your Mac!
54(3)
The Sky's the Limit: Big-Budget Software
57(2)
Adobe Audition
57(1)
Apple Logic ProX
58(1)
Gluing It Together with RSS
59(5)
Keep it simple and get a blog!
61(2)
Doing it by hand
63(1)
Podcast Management 101
64(3)
Size does matter
64(1)
Bandwidth demystified
65(2)
Chapter 4 Go, Go, Power Podcasters!
67(16)
Podcasting with Your Laptop
68(2)
Mackie Onyx Blackjack
68(1)
Shure MVi
69(1)
Podcasting with Your Mobile Devices
70(4)
A Shure Thing: The MV5 and MV51
71(1)
Two for the Rode: The VideoMic Me and smartLav+
72(2)
Podcasting with Portable Recorders
74(4)
Zoom-Zoom-Zoom: The Handy Recorder line
74(4)
From Cloud to Computer: Portable Audio Workflow
78(5)
Getting audio from your portable recorder
78(2)
Getting audio from your portable device
80(3)
PART 2 THE HILLS ARE ALIVE WITH THE SOUND OF PODCASTING
83(84)
Chapter 5 Before You Hit the Record Button
85(22)
Choosing a Unique Topic for Your Podcast
86(1)
Finding Your Voice
87(5)
What if I hear more than one voice?
89(3)
Deciding Whether You Need an Outline or Script
92(2)
Determining a Length for Your Show
94(3)
The hidden value of the short podcast
94(1)
A little length won't kill you
95(1)
Finding that happy medium
96(1)
Mark Your Calendar: Posting Schedule
97(3)
Posting daily
97(1)
Posting weekly
98(1)
Posting biweekly (or fortnightly for our friends in the Commonwealth)
98(1)
Posting monthly
99(1)
I Hear Music (and It Sounds Like Police Sirens!)
100(7)
The powers that be
100(5)
I can name that tune I wrote it!
105(1)
I'll take the First: Free speech versus slander
106(1)
Chapter 6 Interview-Fu: Talk to Me, Grasshopper
107(20)
I'll Have My People Call Your People: Interview Requests
108(2)
Preparing for Interviews
110(6)
Asking really great questions
110(3)
Avoiding really bad questions
113(1)
Feelin' the synergy
114(2)
Recording Interviews
116(6)
Recording using Skype
116(2)
Recording using OBS
118(3)
Recording using hardware
121(1)
Prepping Your Green Room for Guests
122(3)
Welcoming in-studio guests
123(1)
Meeting guests on their own turf
123(2)
Ensuring Trouble-Free Recordings
125(2)
Chapter 7 So What Are You Waiting For? Record, Already!
127(20)
Did Your Sound Check Clear the Bank?
128(5)
Understanding dB levels
128(2)
Setting your levels
130(3)
Noises Off: Capturing Ambient Noise
133(3)
Identifying ambient noise
133(1)
Minimizing ambient noise
134(2)
Now Take Your Time and Hurry Up: Pacing and Clock Management
136(4)
Take the potato out of your mouth and enunciate
137(1)
And now let's take a break for station identification
138(2)
Concerning Tangents and Their Val -- Oh, Look, a Butterfly!
140(2)
"Say, that reminds me of something..."
140(1)
"But getting back to what I was saying earlier..."
141(1)
Time to Push the Big Red Button!
142(5)
Getting started with GarageBand
143(1)
Getting started with Audacity
144(3)
Chapter 8 Cleanup, Podcast Aisle 8!
147(20)
A Few Reasons to Consider Editing
148(1)
The Art of Editing
149(5)
Editing with GarageBand
150(2)
Editing with Audacity
152(2)
Making Your Musical Bed and Lying in It: Background Music
154(7)
Finding the right balance
155(1)
Applying bed music the right way
156(1)
Setting volume levels for bed music
157(4)
Making an Entrance: Intros
161(2)
Theme music
162(1)
Intro greeting
162(1)
Exit, Stage Left: Outros
163(4)
Leave the audience wanting more
164(1)
Catch phrase sign off
164(1)
Credits roll
165(1)
Coming soon to a media player near you
165(2)
PART 3 SO YOU'VE GOT THIS GREAT RECORDING OF YOUR VOICE: NOW WHAT?
167(46)
Chapter 9 Shrink That Puppy and Slap a Label on It
169(14)
A Kilobit of Me, and a Whole Lot of You: Understanding Kbps
170(3)
Care for a Sample, Sir? (Audio Sample Rates)
173(3)
ID3 Tags: The 411 of Podcasting
176(7)
Tell me about yourself: All about ID3 tags
176(1)
IDentity crisis: Making ID3 tags work for podcasting
177(2)
Creating and editing ID3 tags
179(4)
Chapter 10 Move It on Up (to Your Web Server)
183(14)
Show Art: Getting Graphic with Your Podcast
184(2)
Adopting an Effective File Naming Convention
186(2)
Understanding How FTP Works
188(1)
Making Your Connection with an FTP Application
189(6)
Step by step (or quack by quack) setup for Cyberduck
190(1)
Step by step setup for FileZilla
191(1)
A place on your web server for your stuff
192(1)
Uploading your files
193(2)
Uploading to a Podcast-Specific Host
195(2)
Chapter 11 Providing Show Notes
197(16)
Show Note Etiquette
197(2)
Planning the Post
199(4)
It's all in the details
200(1)
A picture is worth a thousand words
201(2)
Posting Your Show Notes
203(6)
Posting in WordPress
203(4)
Posting on LibSyn
207(2)
Boosting Search Engine Rankings with Good Show Notes
209(4)
Loading up your titles
210(1)
Soliciting backlinks
211(2)
PART 4 START SPREADIN' THE NEWS ABOUT YOUR PODCAST
213(42)
Chapter 12 Speaking Directly to Your Peeps
215(22)
Gathering Listener Feedback
216(1)
Fostering Comments on Your Blog
217(1)
Focusing on Online Forums
218(3)
Social Media
221(5)
Facebook
221(1)
Twitter
222(1)
Pinterest
222(1)
You Tube? For audio?!
223(1)
Instagram
224(2)
Discord: The Lava Lamp of Online Communications
226(3)
Using Voicemail
229(2)
Seeking Out the Comments of Others
231(2)
Trying a general search
232(1)
Searching within a site, blog, or social media platform
232(1)
When the Comments Are Less than Good
233(4)
Chapter 13 Fishing for Listeners
237(18)
Getting Your Podcast Ready for Promotion
237(3)
Polishing your presentation
238(1)
Checking your bandwidth
238(1)
Figuring out your USP
239(1)
Exploring Various Advertising Options
240(10)
Give me a boost, Facebook
241(3)
Insta-traffic with Instagram
244(3)
Writing press releases
247(3)
Promoting Your Podcast
250(5)
Optimizing your site for search engines
250(1)
Submitting promos to other podcasts
250(1)
Recording your promo
251(2)
Giving interviews
253(1)
Generating buzz
254(1)
PART 5 POD-SIBILITIES TO CONSIDER FOR YOUR SHOW
255(72)
Chapter 14 Show Me the Money
257(20)
How Much Money Can You Make?
258(3)
Convincing Advertisers to Give You Money
261(6)
Developing a media kit
262(5)
Establishing a rate sheet
267(1)
Getting a Sponsor
267(3)
Asking Your Listeners for Money
270(7)
Gathering listener donations with PayPal
270(2)
Building patrons with Patreon
272(3)
Selling stuff
275(2)
Chapter 15 Podcasting for Publicity
277(14)
Podcasting and Politics
278(3)
Telling the World a Story, One Podcast at a Time
281(4)
Keeping Good Company: Community Podcasts
285(6)
Creating a podcast to encourage testimony
285(1)
Podcasting for fun (while promoting in the process)
286(5)
Chapter 16 Podcasting for Passion
291(18)
The Philosophical Question for All Podcasters: Why Do We Do It?
292(6)
Gaining perspective on passion
292(2)
Podcasting passion with a purpose
294(1)
Sharing your passion with friends
294(2)
A passionate love for the podcast
296(2)
Holding Interest: Keeping a Podcasts Passion Alive
298(8)
Podcasting on puree: Mixing it up
299(1)
Starting a second (or third) podcast
300(4)
Moving forward with a plan
304(2)
When Podcasting, Be Like Bruce Lee
306(3)
Chapter 17 One Giant Leap for Podcasting: Streaming Content
309(18)
In the Beginning: The Early Days of Video Podcasting and Live Broadcasts
310(3)
Light, cameras, and say what: The unexpected demands of video podcasting
310(3)
Going live (if you're lucky): Early attempts at live podcasting
313(1)
Streaming Media: Podcasting Evolved
313(3)
Going Live for Realz This Time: Streaming Your Podcast
316(11)
The first step: Setting up a streaming account
316(2)
Setting the stage: Working with Streamlabs OBS
318(4)
And we're live! Podcasting in the moment
322(1)
It's a stream, ifs a podcast. Ifs a stream and a podcast!
323(4)
PART 6 THE PART OF TENS
327(46)
Chapter 18 Ten Types of Podcasts to Check Out
329(18)
Tech Podcasts
330(1)
Independent Media Podcasts
331(2)
Science Podcasts
333(2)
Self-Development Podcasts
335(3)
Comedy Podcasts
338(1)
Slice-of-Life Podcasts
339(1)
Gaming Podcasts
340(2)
Podcasts of the Pen
342(1)
Geek Podcasts
343(2)
Podcasts about Podcasting
345(2)
Chapter 19 Top Ten Reasons to Podcast
347(14)
You Are Considered a Subject Matter Expert
348(1)
You Are Passionate about the Subject
349(1)
You've Got a Creative Itch to Scratch
350(2)
You Like Playing with Tech Toys
352(1)
Bring Your Friends Together
353(1)
All the Cool Kids Are Doing It
354(1)
I Can Do More
354(2)
Bring Out the Best in You
356(1)
Talk to Interesting People
357(1)
The Ultimate Thrill Ride
358(3)
Chapter 20 Ten Original Podcasters
361(12)
Mignon Fogarty
362(1)
Adam Curry
363(1)
Mur Lafferty
363(1)
Steve Boyett
364(1)
Adam Christianson
365(1)
Dave Slusher
366(1)
Scott Sigler
367(1)
Michael Butler
368(1)
Dr. Pamela Gay
369(1)
Brian Ibbott
370(1)
Authors' Footnote
371(2)
Index 373
Tee Morris is an award-winning podcaster and the author of Twitch For Dummies and Discord For Dummies. Chuck Tomasi is a Developer Advocate who has created thousands of hours of content for work and fun.