Starter Manual for Podcasting

I picked this comment up from my last post:

Hey, Kelly,  Any good “starter manuals” for getting a podcast up and running. They would be great for my business, but I’m terrified to get going. I’m totally out of my realm with this.  – Darlene, http://www.mom-defrazzler.com

Darlene, I know podcasting might seem really high tech and difficult from the outside, but I promise you it’s not really all that difficult.  Depending on your chosen format and your personal preferences you may be able to totally DIY – or you can outsource production easily.

As far a good starter manual - girlfriend you have to go sign up for my ezine at Shoestring Radio.  You’ll get my Shoestring Radio Lite – the light treatment version of the paid audio course.  After reading it, you’ll know whether you will want to go ahead and pick up the full version.

I’m getting ready to hold another session of my Podcasting Intensive too – this is a group coaching experience that lasts six weeks. I take my students step by step through the process of planning and producing a new podcast.    I think this would be a great choice for anyone who really wants to DIY but wants to make sure they don’t miss anything important.

And Darlene – you should be podcasting!  It is definitely the next step for your business!

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