Micro-podcasts help you to get known & get business.
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Become the most well-known expert in your field by speaking directly to your audience everyday.
Unlike traditional podcasts, which require the listener tune in for an hour or more, Micro-Podcasts are only 2-3 minutes long, fitting easily into your listeners' day.
Because they're only a couple of minutes long, you can easily batch record 2-4 weeks' worth of episodes at one time and schedule them for publication later.
You get a little bit of your customer's attention every day. You become the expert in his or her mind and when they're ready to do business, you're already top of mind.
Reduce stress and build successful, profitable organizations and businesses by helping people learn and experience how laughter matters.
LM, Episode 1198, 3/31/23, The Fish Fry
Last time I visited Mom, she wanted to go to the VFW for their Friday night fish fry at 4.30 in the afternoon. I never eat before noon or 1 pm and Twyla and I usually have supper around 7, so 4.30 is either a bit early or late for me to eat a meal.
We’re meeting my brother, Michael, and his wife, Ruth. Ruth tells us to be there at 4.15 and, because we’re all scared of Ruth, Mom and I are there at 3.55. The good news is we got a hell of a parking spot.
I ask the guy selling tickets if I get a free AARP membership for eating so early. He says, “I don’t know, I’ll have to ask the guy in charge.”
Being from Missouri, Mom was disappointed they didn’t have catfish, but she did enjoy the fried shrimp. It was a good thing we went so early because by 5 the place was packed.
It’s put on by the Knights of Columbus, so they sold beer and raffle tickets. When Micheal was buying his raffle tickets, the guy says, “If you can’t stay for the 7.45 drawing, we’ll call you if you win”, which is good because, when you eat at 4.30, it’s hard to stay up past 7.
As we’re leaving, the guy selling tickets tells me they don’t have any affiliation with AARP. It seems like a missed opportunity.
Have a great weekend and always remember laughter matters.
Studies show that micro-podcasts increase loyalty among listeners faster while reducing subscriber churn. It's a lot easier to get someone to give you "a minute" than give you "an hour."
Broadcasting daily opens new opportunities in a much bigger way than ever before. Amy Summers of Pitch Publicity and INICIVOX® became an adjunct lecturer at the University of Florida teaching, “Pitching Persuasion,” based on the success of her micro-podcast, “The Pitch."
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No, many of our clients record episodes on their phone with their earphones. Since the episodes are so short, you don't even need to edit them. It only takes a few minutes to just record it again. We'll give you all the instruction you need to create high-quality, professional micro-podcasts.
We'll show you how to set everything up to record the best audio. Also, part of the monthly fee covers all the audio sweetening you'll need: adaptive leveling, filtering, hum reduction and volume normalization are included in the service.
No contract is required. After your initial setup and first month's fee, you can cancel at any time. That's how confident we are that micro-podcasts will work for you.
While success can come in many forms, we assume you mean building a big audience. And we've found anyone can build a big audience with micro-podcasts if they maintain consistency. If you'll commit to yourself that you're going to publish everyday, you'll build the audience you want. There's never been an easier (and fun) way to become an expert.
To succeed, you need to publish everyday, but the vast majority of our clients batch record a week's worth or a month's worth of episodes and let us schedule them for publication. It's much easier to create a batch of episodes at one time.