5 Reasons Why Your Podcast Sucks
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Have you ever wanted more listeners? Advertisers? Chances are, your podcast won't attract either. Why? YOUR PODCAST SUCKS! But it doesn't have to. With some patience and an understanding of what's wrong, you can fix it. This presentation was delivered at Podcamp AZ in November of 2008. By me.
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- 4. #1: It's too long.
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