Invitation to help with podcast planning
As I outlined in a post earlier today on my Thinking Home Business site, I’ve put together a short survey (see below) to elicit some views and advice on what would be the best time duration for my podcast show on BlogTalkRadio, Des Walsh & Friends.
I chose thirty minutes as providing scope for a good discussion but being more likely to be listened to than a longer session.
But I notice others, people of seriously good accomplishment, have hour-long episodes.
Hence the survey. It’s really short, with only a few questions and a box for any comments.
No laptops or iPads as prizes, but I will report back here on the results. And I’ll be truly grateful.
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Des Walsh is a business coach and social media strategist. He helps owners of small and medium business meet confidently the special challenges of this age of rapid transformation, deliver great results and stay balanced and happy in the process. Des has been actively engaged for over 20 years in promoting the business opportunities of the digital economy, is a certified specialist in social media strategy, a blogger, podcaster and co-author of the best-selling book LinkedIn for Recruiting.
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Great question! I’ve been told that shorter shows are better. People are more likely to listen to them, and they are a bit easier on the host (so they say). You can also split up a subject over several shows if it warrants more time. I think 30 minutes or less.
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