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Apparently, everyone in the podcasting industry is in England at The Podcast Show London. (Hi, keep those pics coming! đź‘‹)
I have a lot of respect for those who can create while at a conference, on the road traveling, or otherwise, out of their normal routine.
It takes being antisocial sometimes to create social content. And that can be difficult for some of us.
For others, it's the easy part. The solo part is the rejuvenating part.
Whatever the case, keep creating. But know when to just be social in real life. The online world can wait.
Case in point, as Wired shares below, when it's about human connection and conversation, are we really interested in hearing AIs talk to each other?
I tried using an AI last week on the Wavve Podcast, and you all didn't care for it ... I totally get it. But I will continue to experiment and learn out loud for you.
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I want to highlight a design trend I'm seeing in our creator community. Phone images with podcast players in them. The waveform animations are going along with the animated progress bar matching the audio dynamics and length. Very powerful. Many times, the viewer instinctively clicks the player buttons, accidentally clicking Like on IG or going full screen on Twitter, for example. Great job to the Eagles team!
Almost every podcast conversation I have now leads to what I'm doing with social video. Here are some good insights that are working for content creators right now:
There is a fine line between creating content that is valuable or entertaining while also not letting it take everything you have in time and energy.
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These days it feels like everything is reaching obsolescence faster. What doesn't go out of date? Your smile. Your kindness. A good chuckle. Don't forget to laugh on your podcast, and smile in your audio. We can hear it.
I was recently interviewed on the No BS Business School with Jan Ditchfield podcast in Canada. She has a growing team of content creators building an amazing community for women wanting to grow their businesses and influence online. Great discussion!
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