Podcasting Lessons from a Sabbatical, Personal Rebranding, and Podcast Movement 2016

Podcasting encouragement and tips about taking breaks, refocusing, saying “no” so you can say “yes,” and Podcast Movement 2016.

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About the Author
As an award-winning podcaster, Daniel J. Lewis gives you the guts and teaches you the tools to launch and improve your own podcasts for sharing your passions and finding success. Daniel creates resources for podcasters, such as the SEO for Podcasters and Zoom H6 for Podcasters courses, the Social Subscribe & Follow Icons plugin for WordPress, the My Podcast Reviews global-review aggregator, and the Podcasters' Society membership for podcasters. As a recognized authority and influencer in the podcasting industry, Daniel speaks on podcasting and hosts his own podcast about how to podcast. Daniel's other podcasts, a clean-comedy podcast, and the #1 unofficial podcast for ABC's hit drama Once Upon a Time, have also been nominated for multiple awards. Daniel and his son live near Cincinnati.

4 comments on “Podcasting Lessons from a Sabbatical, Personal Rebranding, and Podcast Movement 2016

  1. Ileane says:

    Hi Daniel. I love this episode. Your new social handle and rebranding is a super smart move! Have you decided on a location for your live broadcasts yet? Huzza is great and so is Firetalk. Thanks for all the advice.

    1. Thanks, Ileane!

      Is Firetalk simply using YouTube Live?

      1. Ileane says:

        Firetalk let’s you add a playlist of your YouTube videos to watch when you aren’t broadcasting. The interface has similar features to Blab and you can charge a fee (through Stripe) for your events if you wish. They also have an iOS app for live broadcasting. I have a tutorial on my YouTube channel and I’m working on a few more comparison videos. Let me know if you have more questions!

  2. SShanti says:

    Daniel I always wondered how you did it all, and you seemed actually so accessable that’s why I wondered. So this is just necessity for you to boundary what you do.

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