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Cody Boyce: The Power of Podcasts for Lifelong Learning & Networking

Cody Boyce: The Power of Podcasts for Lifelong Learning & Networking

Released Monday, 19th June 2017
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Cody Boyce: The Power of Podcasts for Lifelong Learning & Networking

Cody Boyce: The Power of Podcasts for Lifelong Learning & Networking

Cody Boyce: The Power of Podcasts for Lifelong Learning & Networking

Cody Boyce: The Power of Podcasts for Lifelong Learning & Networking

Monday, 19th June 2017
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Today we’re pulling back the curtain to reveal the Wizard of Pod(casts), Cody Boyce, Founder of Podcast Masters. Cody and his team produce podcasts for entrepreneurs, small businesses, and other organizations that want to create brand authority, connect with an audience, and sound great doing it… including this one!We discuss why podcasts are a powerful medium, for both hosts and listeners, and how the industry is likely to change over the next few months.One of the most important pieces of podcasting, which a lot of people don’t think about, is its potential for lifelong learners. People who listen to podcasts are consuming so much information that can help them be more productive, do their job more effectively, be funnier, and countless other things. The list is constantly growing – there are 1,000 new podcasts (shows, not episodes) on iTunes every week!Part of the reason that podcasts are so effective for lifelong learning, and what makes the medium so unique, is the freedom.For the audience, podcasts can be listened to almost anywhere. Working out, on the commute, even while doing work – it’s available everywhere you are, as long as you have battery life.For hosts, there is freedom in the space to do whatever they want. They can talk however, to whomever, and using whatever structure is most appealing.  By virtue of this freedom and the relative intimacy of listening in on these conversations, podcasts hosts and audiences also form a relationship that you don’t necessarily see in other media.This connection makes podcasts increasingly important for anyone, especially entrepreneurs, who want to develop a brand and build a community. It’s one of the easiest, and cheapest, ways to establish yourself in a particular niche. That leads us to one of the biggest questions about podcasts: monetization. You aren’t likely to monetize a show directly through ads. However, it is a great way to establish yourself as an expert authority in a space and begin adding value to people in your industry. If you can prove your authority and value in a space, then you can use the podcast to sell a product or attract customers to your actual business.You can check out more of Cody’s shows here:Manage to Engage – “We train leaders, managers and people who will be in the skills they need to not only be successful, but to be clear and open as people. Dedicated to the evolution of you, because businesses grow when people do.”WebsiteiTunesGoogle PlayBalanced Blonde – “Here we will discuss everything from the young entrepreneurial blogging life to wellness, friendship, branding a business, writing, how to keep the passion alive and so much more. On each episode Jordan will interview someone in her life who has set their soul on fire and is doing awesome things.”WebsiteiTunesStitcherThe ONE Thing – “Discover the surprisingly simple truth behind extraordinary results. Learn how the most successful people in the world approach productivity, time management, business, health and habits with the ONE thing.”WebsiteiTunesStitcherProduction & Development for Improv Is No Joke by Podcast Masters

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