Show #50: Should you be podcasting your conference?

This 14-minute podcast explains why it’s a good idea to podcast your conference proceedings, and shares tips for getting it right.

You can download the show right here or subscribe through iTunes.

Here are the show notes:
00:01 Intro and welcome
00:55 Trafcom News Podcast returns to a bi-weekly schedule
01:14 Next time: more on podcast promotion
01:25 Why podcasting your conference can be an effective way to communicate your message
01:45 Pre-conference podcasts can generate buzz
02:29 Podcasts during the conference are an added value for attendees and may draw people who have not attended before
03:15 Post-conference reviews can be used to promote your next conference
03:54 Tip: Add an intro and outro or call to action
05:00 Tip: Edit for brevity; eliminate most ums, ahs an other verbal tics
05:42 Tip: Make a feed available; you can restrict the feed if you wish by adding a password; thanks to Dan York for explaining this; visit Dan’s Disruptive Conversations blog and his Blue Box podcast
07:03 Bonus: your employees may want to listen to the podcasts too
07:43 Shoutout from Paull Young of the Young PR blog and Forward Podcast
08:57 Comment from Cameron Weckerley of the Road Show Podcast
10:15 Comment from Ricardo Sá Reston of the Miscelânea Vanguardiosa Podcast
10:55 Consider producing a Feedburner podcast to promote your show
11:33 Comment from Corey Taratuta of The Irish Fireside Podcast
13:24 Come to Podcamp Toronto February 24-25
Where to send comments: email to trafcom AT gmail.com, call the comment line at 206-338-4200 or post a message to the Trafcom News Podcast blog
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Theme music is “Beneath Your Surface” by the Elisabeth Lohninger Quartet from the Podsafe Music Network

:::UPDATE: For more information about podcasting your conference, please visit PodcastYourConference.com.