We will start at the very beginning and talk about what you need to start your own podcast. We will start with your microphone and talk you through to global syndication. This overview will give you a head start on the topics covered in many of the panels and seminars covered throughout the weekend.
Part of making a quality podcast is the hardware. We will discuss microphones, sound boards, and acoustic treatment of your recording room. We will also discuss some software packages that you will need to produce and polish your show.
Many authors are now turning to podcasting to share their stories with a wider audience. Learn how to create an audio production and how to reach new listeners.
It is not just enough to have a podcast if you don't know what it can do for you. In this hour we will focus on different ways you can integrate podcasting into your marketing program. We will discuss audiences, branding, and how to maximize the effect of your podcast.
Promoting Your Podcast It is time to start telling people about your podcast. Learn how to get your message out and how to grow your audience. We will discuss your audio promotion, networking, your web site, and the internet as a promotional tool.
Join the Pulp Gamer crew as we go Out of Character for a live performance. Bring your questions and comments and be a part of the action. We will be touching on current topics in gaming, most notably Gen Con 2007.
We have seen the first gaming podcasts emerge, watched them grow and carve their own niche into the scene. What can we expect to see next? Where is this phenomenon headed and how will it change?
The passion in our podcasts is fueled by the games we play. Your audience will be learning about your favorite games for the first time. Learn how to tell this message and how to get games for review.
You are sharing your passion with a world-wide audience and would like some of that audience with your favorite game designers. How do you line up interviews and how do you conduct yourself with them? You will be surprised how many willing participants you will find.