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As we prepare to head to Podcast Movement in a few short weeks, we go over some tips whenever you attend podcast trade shows. While very fun, informative and invigorating, conferences can also be extremely tiring and perhaps not turn out to be what you hoped for. Tune in to hear what you should do to get the most out of any conference or trade show you attend.
News
- Pocket Casts acquired from NPR, by Automatic Inc.
- iOS 14.7 fixes the Apple Podcasts download bug
- She Rates Dogs co-host Mat George killed in a hit and run in LA
- Airplane Geeks “Editor at Large” Brad “Launchpad” Marzari killed in an airplane crash
- Morning Wire launched on Monday, a new podcast to compete in the daily news category
- For car people, TheDetroitBureau.com launched a new podcast called The Headlight News
Best Practice: Trade shows
- Drink lots of water. You wont’ regret it.
- Pick your sessions you want to go to before the show starts.
- Pick an alternative just in case the one you want to see is not what you thought it was.
- Pick an alternative just in case the one you want to see is not what you thought it was.
- Most of the networking happens after-hours or in the hallways or on the show floor, not in the sessions.
- Have fun but don’t drink too much.
- Take notes or get business cards (if they use them) from people you meet.
- Visit the booths on the show floor, you might learn something new.
- Visit the small venders as well. Someday, they might be big and you may have made a good contact.
Blubrry News
- Recent Blog Post: Do you really need a co-host? By Meryl Klemow.
- PowerPress 8.5.7 was released this week. Mostly bug fixes for our network features.
- Todd is speaking live at Podcast Movement (twice). If you are going to be there, check it out!
- Mike will be speaking at Podcast Movement on the virtual track: “Why you need a website for your podcast”. Even if you can’t go to Nashville next month, check out the virtual version.
Blubrry Pro Tips
Preparing Your Guests by Kate from The Blubrry Pro team. Find the prep list on their website.
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