How to create podcasts from your own blog or add a narrator voice to offer an alternative way to consume and digest your content.<\/p>\n
If you love listening to podcasts, but don’t have your morning coffee, you’re probably wondering how you can add podcast features to your website or blog. Podcasts simply provide a richer experience, automatically entrancing the listener with continuous playback of sound. Plus, that’s not the only advantage. The fact is, podcasting is also more convenient.<\/p>\n
Whether you’re commuting to work<\/a>, heading out for a jog or just bored of staring at your computer screen, podcasting makes it more convenient to listen to your favorite shows whenever you want. It connects you to your favorite shows when you can’t be physically present. But, podcasting can be very difficult to convert RSS feeds into mp3 format. Fortunately, there are several easy steps you can take to convert audio files<\/a> to podcast format, with the hopes of eventually submitting your podcasts for revenue opportunities on iTunes.<\/p>\n In order to turn your podcasts into profit-generating products, you will need to add a podcasting personality to your audio files. This could be a male or female voice<\/a> or even both! The female voice has a particularly nice and commanding quality that draws in listeners; however, this voice is much better suited to podcasting. A male voice works better for presenting a professional tone.<\/p>\n After selecting the appropriate personality to add to your podcast, you should create a short teaser episode. This is the first part of your podcast, introducing your podcast to your audience. You can use this teaser episode to introduce your character and to introduce some of your benefits or features of your podcast. Your teaser episode should give an indication of what your podcast will contain in terms of content, and also how the text-to-speech technology can help you convert your audio content into profit-making opportunities.<\/p>\n When you have your teaser episode finished, you should make sure that it has a strong hook. This is the part of your podcast where you should grab your audience’s attention and keep it; if you fail to do so, people will simply skip over your podcast. An excellent hook could be something like “If you love pirates, you’ll love [the example podcast] “or “How can computers replace typewriters?”.<\/p>\n If you are going to use a WordPress blog to host your podcasting, there are a few extra steps you will need to take. One of these is adding the WordPress plugin mentioned above. If your WordPress blog uses the default settings, you will not have to do anything special, but if you want to change the default settings, you can find the WordPress plugin called All-in-One-SEO by searching for the term on Google or similar search engine.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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