You don't need a lot of equpment to get started with a new podcast! With a few quick tips and some great ideas, you could be on your way today. Tune in!
The document provides tips and guidelines for effective presentation skills. It discusses the importance of being prepared, including structuring the presentation, knowing the audience, and having an introduction and closing planned. It also covers aspects like controlling nerves, using body language, eye contact, visual aids, timing, and concluding the presentation on time. The document emphasizes the value of practice and rehearsal to feel comfortable presenting in front of others.
The document discusses the hidden costs of meetings and provides strategies for making meetings more effective and productive. It notes that meetings fill up calendars quickly, leaving little time for actual work. Various hidden costs are also listed, including salaries of attendees and travel expenses. Suggestions are given for determining if meetings are truly necessary, keeping them focused and on track, and allowing for conclusions and actions to be determined. The importance of balancing meetings with self-care and productivity is also highlighted.
Culture shock is a natural part of adapting to a new culture. While it can cause some initial discomfort, gradually becoming involved with local activities and people helps the differences and similarities become clearer. Living abroad necessarily exposes one to new lifestyles and cultures, which can be difficult to adjust to but also leads to a new appreciation for cultural differences. With an open mind and positive attitude, one can overcome culture shock through this process of cultural adaptation.
Save time to reach the top management levelGovt. of India
The document provides various hints and tips for effective time management. Some key suggestions include writing down the pros and cons of decisions to make quicker choices, keeping a "slush file" for papers not ready to file, planning tasks and errands in advance to be more efficient, exercising regularly to reduce fatigue, and learning to read quickly without backtracking to save time. The overall message is that being organized, avoiding clutter, multitasking when possible, and continuous self-improvement can help maximize one's productive time.
This document outlines the Design Sprint process, which is a 5-day process used by Google Ventures and other companies to test new ideas and build products quickly. Each day has a specific goal: mapping the problem on Day 1, sketching solutions on Day 2, prototyping the top solution on Day 3, testing the prototype with customers on Day 4, and analyzing feedback on Day 5. The process emphasizes hands-on activities like sketching, storyboarding, and quick prototyping to help teams rapidly iterate on ideas before committing significant resources.
This document provides tips for business students on preparing and delivering effective presentations. It recommends that students:
1) Prepare by identifying clear goals, organizing main points, and considering the audience.
2) Structure presentations with an introduction to engage listeners, an overview of 3 main points, and a conclusion.
3) Practice delivery skills like maintaining eye contact, varying voice tone, and using visual aids to enhance the message. Regular practice and getting feedback from others is important to improve presentation skills.
The word "blockers" may not be helpful, but further, raising them only in standup will miss a lot of them — and hence a lot of opportunity for the team to improve its processes.
The document provides tips and guidelines for effective presentation skills. It discusses the importance of being prepared, including structuring the presentation, knowing the audience, and having an introduction and closing planned. It also covers aspects like controlling nerves, using body language, eye contact, visual aids, timing, and concluding the presentation on time. The document emphasizes the value of practice and rehearsal to feel comfortable presenting in front of others.
The document discusses the hidden costs of meetings and provides strategies for making meetings more effective and productive. It notes that meetings fill up calendars quickly, leaving little time for actual work. Various hidden costs are also listed, including salaries of attendees and travel expenses. Suggestions are given for determining if meetings are truly necessary, keeping them focused and on track, and allowing for conclusions and actions to be determined. The importance of balancing meetings with self-care and productivity is also highlighted.
Culture shock is a natural part of adapting to a new culture. While it can cause some initial discomfort, gradually becoming involved with local activities and people helps the differences and similarities become clearer. Living abroad necessarily exposes one to new lifestyles and cultures, which can be difficult to adjust to but also leads to a new appreciation for cultural differences. With an open mind and positive attitude, one can overcome culture shock through this process of cultural adaptation.
Save time to reach the top management levelGovt. of India
The document provides various hints and tips for effective time management. Some key suggestions include writing down the pros and cons of decisions to make quicker choices, keeping a "slush file" for papers not ready to file, planning tasks and errands in advance to be more efficient, exercising regularly to reduce fatigue, and learning to read quickly without backtracking to save time. The overall message is that being organized, avoiding clutter, multitasking when possible, and continuous self-improvement can help maximize one's productive time.
This document outlines the Design Sprint process, which is a 5-day process used by Google Ventures and other companies to test new ideas and build products quickly. Each day has a specific goal: mapping the problem on Day 1, sketching solutions on Day 2, prototyping the top solution on Day 3, testing the prototype with customers on Day 4, and analyzing feedback on Day 5. The process emphasizes hands-on activities like sketching, storyboarding, and quick prototyping to help teams rapidly iterate on ideas before committing significant resources.
This document provides tips for business students on preparing and delivering effective presentations. It recommends that students:
1) Prepare by identifying clear goals, organizing main points, and considering the audience.
2) Structure presentations with an introduction to engage listeners, an overview of 3 main points, and a conclusion.
3) Practice delivery skills like maintaining eye contact, varying voice tone, and using visual aids to enhance the message. Regular practice and getting feedback from others is important to improve presentation skills.
The word "blockers" may not be helpful, but further, raising them only in standup will miss a lot of them — and hence a lot of opportunity for the team to improve its processes.
This document discusses the importance of conference call etiquette. It provides tips for participating in conference calls such as muting your phone when not speaking, calling in early, being prepared to discuss the topic, maintaining a good cell connection, following an agenda and staying on topic. Additional tips include being on time, stating your name before speaking, paying attention, not eating during the call, having a list of questions ready, and being pleasant throughout the call.
The document provides tips for effective persuasive presentations for leaders. It discusses preparing for the presentation by knowing your audience, planning thoroughly, and getting comfortable. It also offers suggestions for effective opening and closing techniques, handling questions, reading non-verbal cues, using visual aids like PowerPoint and whiteboards properly, and distributing handout materials strategically. The overall goal is to provide concise yet engaging presentations that influence and motivate the audience.
How to give an excellent PowerPoint presentationDipak Kadam
The document provides tips for giving an excellent presentation. It recommends connecting with the audience, being well-prepared, encouraging interaction, maintaining eye contact, managing time effectively, encouraging peers, answering questions without asking questions back, and soliciting feedback. Additional tips include taking deep breaths for stage fright, using images, smiling, arriving early, and not turning your back or overusing filler words. It warns against handing out slides beforehand and emphasizes having confidence.
This document provides tips for preparing for a successful video job interview. It recommends using a desktop or laptop computer over a mobile device for better video and audio quality. The workspace should be clutter-free with good lighting and a plain background. Candidates should do a dress rehearsal to check their appearance and lighting from the interviewer's perspective. Proper preparation also includes eliminating distractions and background noises. Candidates should remain calm, listen attentively, and disconnect immediately after the interview ends.
This personal skills audit summarizes the author's creativity, organization, technical, and persistence skills. The author's creativity and problem solving abilities depend highly on their interest in the subject. Their organization is poor with a tendency to leave tasks until the last minute. Technically, the author is proficient with Final Cut, Photoshop, and After Effects, finding Final Cut the easiest to use. Like their organization, their persistence depends on their enjoyment of the task - enjoying tasks leads to persistence while disliked tasks may not get completed.
This document provides guidance for students on creating effective openings for short fiction films. It outlines a 9-step process for planning, shooting, and evaluating the film opening. The steps include researching different opening techniques, brainstorming original ideas, thorough pre-production planning, executing the shoot, editing the footage, and conducting a self-evaluation. Students are advised to thoroughly plan all aspects of the project, document their process, and avoid cliches that are too similar to popular film openings. Paying close attention to details and learning from other works will help students achieve high marks.
This is a slide breakdown of The Visceral Concepts Podcast episode 20. It covers why you need to podcast, what it takes, and what kind of equipment you're going to need.
This document provides information about planning and producing a podcast. It discusses what a podcast is, why they are popular, different types of podcasts, and ideas for podcast content. It emphasizes the importance of planning, including considering timing, recording conditions, and finding your voice. It also lists some basic tools needed like a computer, recording device, and audio editing software. Finally, it discusses dressing up a podcast with introductions and outros to frame the content.
This document provides tips for various aspects of podcasting, including developing the podcast concept, formatting the podcast, using music legally, incorporating other elements, planning considerations, and editing sound. It discusses determining the topic, intended audience, length and frequency of episodes. Format tips are provided for different podcast types like talk shows, music shows and technology shows. It also outlines best practices for using music while avoiding copyright issues and trial lengths for audio vs video podcasts. Overall, the document aims to help podcasters develop a successful podcast by addressing important questions around concept, structure, and production.
A short clip to assist students in developing a Digiexplanation Interview.
The Video to go with this presentation can be located at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlAPZ3lHTRA
This document provides guidance on conducting user interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by brainstorming topics and questions, practicing being an interviewer, and troubleshooting challenges. The document recommends starting with introductions and icebreakers, listening more than talking, and allowing participants to discuss topics in-depth. It suggests facilitating interviews in-person for most insight, and provides tips on analyzing interviews by looking for themes in needs, behaviors, and language. The goal is to understand users' perspectives to inform product design.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective video resume. It advises keeping the video short (1-3 minutes) and focusing on professional accomplishments rather than personal details. The document also offers tips on pre-production, equipment, shooting, editing, and promoting the final video resume online and to contacts. Creating a high-quality, well-edited video resume can help job applicants stand out, but it must be done properly to avoid potential negative impressions.
Jim DeLorenzo: Speaking in Public, Speaking in the MediaJim DeLorenzo
This document provides tips for speaking in public and media interviews. It emphasizes being prepared, knowing your audience and material, staying on message, and focusing on your key objectives. It also discusses dealing with nerves, avoiding distractions, dressing appropriately, and keeping responses concise and easy to understand for lay audiences. The overall message is to enjoy the opportunity while representing your expertise in a polished, professional manner.
Well let's get real it's a competing world and only the best can survive. We have to always try to get the most out but in a well planned and organised way. The more senior your audience, we learned, the less you should rely on your presentation deck and the more you should expect your 'PITCH' to be a conversation, showing your team’s authentic passion for the challenge or problem and their resilience for solving it creatively, together. So combine your pitch with the combination of killer presentation and impression.
This document provides examples of existing audio products that could be used for research, including the BBC audio drama "The Archers" and the documentary podcast "Lore". It also includes reviews of two fictional audio projects - a haunted house soundscape and an episode of "Price of Fear" titled "Lot 132". The reviews analyze the technical and aural qualities of the pieces. The document suggests including foley work, recording experiences, and work with GarageBand in a proposal. It outlines sections for story, script, sound effects, actors, music, and resources. Daily reflection sections are included for production.
This document provides tips for effective presentations. It recommends preparing an opening, preview of main points, and close. During the presentation, engage the audience and be compelling. Use stories, names, visual aids, and vary energy. Solicit input and answer questions by sticking to objectives. Practice to become an expert presenter. Meetings are difficult due to differing opinions, so design visually appealing slides and use non-verbal cues to communicate effectively.
NUX Newcastle Sept 2015 event - James Oliver, a User Experience Consultant, offered useful tips & pointers for those looking to facilitate some user interview research sessions – for beginners as well as good reminders for those with some experience. This was followed by an activity where teams picked from a lucky dip of research topics, brainstorm questions and formulated these into interview scripts. After a few rounds of practicing interviewing, the talk will end with tips on how to analyse the results and what can be done next.
This document discusses tools for presentations, including assessing the space needed, equipment like projectors, screens and microphones, and tips for using PowerPoint effectively. It also covers how Steve Jobs skillfully presented and new emerging online tools for creating and sharing presentations, such as SlideShare, Authorstream, and Prezi. Proper use of tools can enhance a presentation while considerations like room size, lighting and temperature are important for any in-person event.
The document provides guidance for creating and delivering effective presentations. It discusses key principles such as knowing the purpose and audience, keeping presentations concise yet engaging, and leaving time for questions. Tips are provided for various aspects of presentations, including content development, use of visual aids, rehearsal, and delivery techniques. The overall message is that presenters should thoroughly understand their topic and audience, practice their presentation, and focus on actively engaging the audience through their delivery.
Content Tips: Finding Flow and Making Your Guide EngagingStaffan Gerlöw
1. The document provides tips for creating engaging audio tours, recommending tours last around 35 minutes and consist of 10 audio locations, with each audio piece around 2 minutes and videos no longer than 1 minute.
2. It emphasizes the importance of storytelling and providing emotional or thought-provoking content. The script should be concise and avoid dense information.
3. Recommendations for high quality audio include using a professional speaker, keeping a relaxed pace, practicing delivery, and recording in a quiet studio environment.
Speaker Recording Tips For Virtual DevOps Enterprise (And Why We're Pre-Recor...Gene Kim
In this presentation, I describe why we've decided to pre-record our talks for DevOps Enterprise Summit, and some of the top lessons learned for any speaker who needs to record their presentations.
I cover microphones, standing up, elevating your camera, adjusting your lighting, picking a good background, and record!
To learn more about the awesome DevOps Enterprise Summit programming here: https://itrevolution.com/london-virtual-what-to-expect/
Omnicourse is a subscription-based mobile audio learning platform where experts get paid by the minutes listened.
Omnicourse continuously grows its audio learning catalog with experts on every category; its recommendation engine gets smarter with every user interaction. Learn with audio while commuting, running, or doing housework.
This document discusses the importance of conference call etiquette. It provides tips for participating in conference calls such as muting your phone when not speaking, calling in early, being prepared to discuss the topic, maintaining a good cell connection, following an agenda and staying on topic. Additional tips include being on time, stating your name before speaking, paying attention, not eating during the call, having a list of questions ready, and being pleasant throughout the call.
The document provides tips for effective persuasive presentations for leaders. It discusses preparing for the presentation by knowing your audience, planning thoroughly, and getting comfortable. It also offers suggestions for effective opening and closing techniques, handling questions, reading non-verbal cues, using visual aids like PowerPoint and whiteboards properly, and distributing handout materials strategically. The overall goal is to provide concise yet engaging presentations that influence and motivate the audience.
How to give an excellent PowerPoint presentationDipak Kadam
The document provides tips for giving an excellent presentation. It recommends connecting with the audience, being well-prepared, encouraging interaction, maintaining eye contact, managing time effectively, encouraging peers, answering questions without asking questions back, and soliciting feedback. Additional tips include taking deep breaths for stage fright, using images, smiling, arriving early, and not turning your back or overusing filler words. It warns against handing out slides beforehand and emphasizes having confidence.
This document provides tips for preparing for a successful video job interview. It recommends using a desktop or laptop computer over a mobile device for better video and audio quality. The workspace should be clutter-free with good lighting and a plain background. Candidates should do a dress rehearsal to check their appearance and lighting from the interviewer's perspective. Proper preparation also includes eliminating distractions and background noises. Candidates should remain calm, listen attentively, and disconnect immediately after the interview ends.
This personal skills audit summarizes the author's creativity, organization, technical, and persistence skills. The author's creativity and problem solving abilities depend highly on their interest in the subject. Their organization is poor with a tendency to leave tasks until the last minute. Technically, the author is proficient with Final Cut, Photoshop, and After Effects, finding Final Cut the easiest to use. Like their organization, their persistence depends on their enjoyment of the task - enjoying tasks leads to persistence while disliked tasks may not get completed.
This document provides guidance for students on creating effective openings for short fiction films. It outlines a 9-step process for planning, shooting, and evaluating the film opening. The steps include researching different opening techniques, brainstorming original ideas, thorough pre-production planning, executing the shoot, editing the footage, and conducting a self-evaluation. Students are advised to thoroughly plan all aspects of the project, document their process, and avoid cliches that are too similar to popular film openings. Paying close attention to details and learning from other works will help students achieve high marks.
This is a slide breakdown of The Visceral Concepts Podcast episode 20. It covers why you need to podcast, what it takes, and what kind of equipment you're going to need.
This document provides information about planning and producing a podcast. It discusses what a podcast is, why they are popular, different types of podcasts, and ideas for podcast content. It emphasizes the importance of planning, including considering timing, recording conditions, and finding your voice. It also lists some basic tools needed like a computer, recording device, and audio editing software. Finally, it discusses dressing up a podcast with introductions and outros to frame the content.
This document provides tips for various aspects of podcasting, including developing the podcast concept, formatting the podcast, using music legally, incorporating other elements, planning considerations, and editing sound. It discusses determining the topic, intended audience, length and frequency of episodes. Format tips are provided for different podcast types like talk shows, music shows and technology shows. It also outlines best practices for using music while avoiding copyright issues and trial lengths for audio vs video podcasts. Overall, the document aims to help podcasters develop a successful podcast by addressing important questions around concept, structure, and production.
A short clip to assist students in developing a Digiexplanation Interview.
The Video to go with this presentation can be located at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlAPZ3lHTRA
This document provides guidance on conducting user interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by brainstorming topics and questions, practicing being an interviewer, and troubleshooting challenges. The document recommends starting with introductions and icebreakers, listening more than talking, and allowing participants to discuss topics in-depth. It suggests facilitating interviews in-person for most insight, and provides tips on analyzing interviews by looking for themes in needs, behaviors, and language. The goal is to understand users' perspectives to inform product design.
The document provides guidance on creating an effective video resume. It advises keeping the video short (1-3 minutes) and focusing on professional accomplishments rather than personal details. The document also offers tips on pre-production, equipment, shooting, editing, and promoting the final video resume online and to contacts. Creating a high-quality, well-edited video resume can help job applicants stand out, but it must be done properly to avoid potential negative impressions.
Jim DeLorenzo: Speaking in Public, Speaking in the MediaJim DeLorenzo
This document provides tips for speaking in public and media interviews. It emphasizes being prepared, knowing your audience and material, staying on message, and focusing on your key objectives. It also discusses dealing with nerves, avoiding distractions, dressing appropriately, and keeping responses concise and easy to understand for lay audiences. The overall message is to enjoy the opportunity while representing your expertise in a polished, professional manner.
Well let's get real it's a competing world and only the best can survive. We have to always try to get the most out but in a well planned and organised way. The more senior your audience, we learned, the less you should rely on your presentation deck and the more you should expect your 'PITCH' to be a conversation, showing your team’s authentic passion for the challenge or problem and their resilience for solving it creatively, together. So combine your pitch with the combination of killer presentation and impression.
This document provides examples of existing audio products that could be used for research, including the BBC audio drama "The Archers" and the documentary podcast "Lore". It also includes reviews of two fictional audio projects - a haunted house soundscape and an episode of "Price of Fear" titled "Lot 132". The reviews analyze the technical and aural qualities of the pieces. The document suggests including foley work, recording experiences, and work with GarageBand in a proposal. It outlines sections for story, script, sound effects, actors, music, and resources. Daily reflection sections are included for production.
This document provides tips for effective presentations. It recommends preparing an opening, preview of main points, and close. During the presentation, engage the audience and be compelling. Use stories, names, visual aids, and vary energy. Solicit input and answer questions by sticking to objectives. Practice to become an expert presenter. Meetings are difficult due to differing opinions, so design visually appealing slides and use non-verbal cues to communicate effectively.
NUX Newcastle Sept 2015 event - James Oliver, a User Experience Consultant, offered useful tips & pointers for those looking to facilitate some user interview research sessions – for beginners as well as good reminders for those with some experience. This was followed by an activity where teams picked from a lucky dip of research topics, brainstorm questions and formulated these into interview scripts. After a few rounds of practicing interviewing, the talk will end with tips on how to analyse the results and what can be done next.
This document discusses tools for presentations, including assessing the space needed, equipment like projectors, screens and microphones, and tips for using PowerPoint effectively. It also covers how Steve Jobs skillfully presented and new emerging online tools for creating and sharing presentations, such as SlideShare, Authorstream, and Prezi. Proper use of tools can enhance a presentation while considerations like room size, lighting and temperature are important for any in-person event.
The document provides guidance for creating and delivering effective presentations. It discusses key principles such as knowing the purpose and audience, keeping presentations concise yet engaging, and leaving time for questions. Tips are provided for various aspects of presentations, including content development, use of visual aids, rehearsal, and delivery techniques. The overall message is that presenters should thoroughly understand their topic and audience, practice their presentation, and focus on actively engaging the audience through their delivery.
Content Tips: Finding Flow and Making Your Guide EngagingStaffan Gerlöw
1. The document provides tips for creating engaging audio tours, recommending tours last around 35 minutes and consist of 10 audio locations, with each audio piece around 2 minutes and videos no longer than 1 minute.
2. It emphasizes the importance of storytelling and providing emotional or thought-provoking content. The script should be concise and avoid dense information.
3. Recommendations for high quality audio include using a professional speaker, keeping a relaxed pace, practicing delivery, and recording in a quiet studio environment.
Speaker Recording Tips For Virtual DevOps Enterprise (And Why We're Pre-Recor...Gene Kim
In this presentation, I describe why we've decided to pre-record our talks for DevOps Enterprise Summit, and some of the top lessons learned for any speaker who needs to record their presentations.
I cover microphones, standing up, elevating your camera, adjusting your lighting, picking a good background, and record!
To learn more about the awesome DevOps Enterprise Summit programming here: https://itrevolution.com/london-virtual-what-to-expect/
Omnicourse is a subscription-based mobile audio learning platform where experts get paid by the minutes listened.
Omnicourse continuously grows its audio learning catalog with experts on every category; its recommendation engine gets smarter with every user interaction. Learn with audio while commuting, running, or doing housework.
This document provides information and tips for becoming a creator on the Omnicourse platform. It discusses the benefits of using audio content to share expertise and grow an audience. It outlines two types of content that can be created - Learnbites that are 5-15 minutes and answer a specific question, and Courses that have multiple episodes to explore a topic in-depth. The document provides guidance on choosing a topic, preparing the content, and recording audio content. It also includes tips tailored for different types of professionals on how they can leverage their expertise on Omnicourse.
- The document provides advice for giving effective research talks by focusing on engaging and motivating the audience rather than impressing them with technical details.
- It emphasizes identifying a clear key idea upfront, using examples to illustrate concepts, and maintaining enthusiasm to keep the audience interested and awake.
- Presenting the motivation and intuition behind the work is more important than outlining everything or discussing related work, and talks should finish on time while allowing for questions.
So you want to launch a podcast...
That’s what I thought to myself back in 2019 when I launched WPCoffeeTalk. I learned by doing. (Which means I learned by making a LOT of mistakes.)
Since then I’ve launched a few more podcasts, guested on even more, and co-host a few, too.
Launching a podcast is amazing, but there’s a lot you need to take into consideration, and a lot of questions to ask yourself when you get started.
Learn what to do (and what not to do) when you decide it’s time to start podcasting!
This document provides lessons and tips for teaching online journalism skills to students. It discusses creating mobile-first news sites that are constantly updated with social integration and multimedia. It provides ideas for mobile, 24-hour news, multimedia, experimental, and social media lessons. Some examples include having students report remotely using apps, editing short news updates, shooting and editing brief videos, finding new platforms to cover news, and writing mock tweets about events. The document also offers tips for shooting and editing video and audio interviews, such as planning ahead, testing equipment, capturing b-roll, and editing tightly. Overall, it aims to teach students the skills needed to engage in digital and mobile journalism.
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Tips For Starting a Podcast For Your Business | SoGoSurvey
1. Tips for Starting a Podcast for your
Business
“Don't bore people. Don't worry too much about
replicating someone else's formula. Be original with
the way you podcast.”
- James Schramko
2. Looking to get into the podcast game?
Here are some tips to keep in mind
before you go live.
4. • No budget? No worries. Numerous
high-quality resources are free and
availableto use.
• For quality audio editing software,
Audacity is a great place to start.
5. • For intro music or sound effects,
check out Free Music Archive.
• For crystal clear interview recordings
consider Cleanfeed.
7. • Buying a microphone, picking out
some good headphones, and using
the software mentioned before will
start you off in a solid spot.
8. • Make your workspace a little more
soundproof.
• Find a low-volume location in
your home or office.
• Line your walls with foam
padding or surround your mic
with pillows.
10. • Embrace the mistakes – unexpected
noises and tech issues happen.
• There’s only so much you can
control, so take a breath and do your
best to move forward.
12. • If you have a guest, remember that
it’s a real conversation and an
opportunity to build a relationship.
• Treat guests well before, during, and
after recording.
13. • Set clear expectations and guidelines.
• Follow up for approval before you
publish.
• Always thank your guest!
15. • Understand that it takes a bit of time
to put together a podcast, especially
if you’ll be juggling multiple guests
or segments and doing all the editing
yourself.
17. • No one became a professional
podcast host on their first try.
• Repetition and practice count.
• Consider utilizing practice runs,
YouTube examples, and even best
practices blogs.
19. • The podcast market is flooded.
• To stand out, you’ll need to have a
unique take and make your content
distinct.
• This will take time and plenty of trial
and error.
20. If you’re patient, persistent, and unafraid
of putting in the work, you’ll be able to
go live in no time.
21. Check out SoGoSurvey’s newest podcast,
SoGoStudy Episode 3: The History and Mystery of
Youth Voting.
Please take a listen and leave your thoughts in the
comments!
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