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| Mar 10, 2008 5:17 pm |
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Survey of Podcasters: Not Podcasting Yet? Still Podcasting? Achieving Results? |
Penny Haynes
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George, great point! If you don't enjoy it, don't do it.
The only podcast I now continue to do on a relatively regular basis, out of the 5 or so I was doing, is http://www.BrainStormBusinessPodcast.com.
And why do I still do it? Because it's a labor of love - I love finding out about new business technology and strategies, and I love brainstorming about how it can be used for my own business (and possibly others). I really don't care if I have 10 or 10,000 listeners, because I like to study this stuff for myself. I just really don't take as much time to study it as I really want to - the podcast forces me to do what I love.
I keep http://www.ComedyClipOfTheWeek.com going, but I'm really just recycling older comedy from about 2 years ago, since I don't have the time to find new, clean audio comedy.
http://www.WordsForTheWeek.com was one I had handed off to someone else to run, and after a year, she decided she couldn't do it any more. I did one today for the first time in a while, but I just don't have the time.
Podcasting all of them helped me to get all of my businesses very high Google rankings, so they achieved what I wanted them to do. Now, however, I'm so busy with business projects, I find that podcasting becomes the red-headed step-child that gets the last of my time and energy.
I also would like to move more into video podcasting, which will take more time if I do what I want to do, but I'm not sure that it would be as portable as audio podcasts (you can listen to those while you drive or exercise, which is not necessarily the case with video).
Anyone else experiencing similar thoughts or feelings?
Penny Haynes, Podcasting Consultant
Own Your Own Podcast Directory OR Online Community Magazine
http://OnlineCommunityMagazines.com, http://1stPodcastPublishing.com
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