Dailicast Moment

​This week on the "Dailicast Moment", host Chris Laning, talks about different ways you can find content for your dailicast. Today, he talks about searching for news stories in your topic area and using them, when appropriate, on your dailicast. TRANSCRIPT: With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now all this week we'll be talking about finding content for your dailicast. We've kind of gone through the whole process on how to build one and I've given you a lot of tips and tricks on what to do to get your dailicast up and running. We're going to kind of go back over trying to find content for your dailicast. Today I'm going to talk about finding content in the news. Now what you want to do is you kind of want to keep track of news that are related to the topic that your dailicast is on. As you run across stories, you may find stories your listeners might appreciate. Now if that's the case y ou're going to want to summarize that story and then if appropriate, kind of

It's Friday...which means its time for "Mindset Friday" where we discuss mindset related topics around doing your dailicast. Today Chris talks about having that smile while you record. Even if you are having a really bad day you need to be genuinely happy when you record. He offers tips on how to do that.   TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Well today is Friday. Happy Friday everybody for getting here. But it also means it's "Mindset Friday" here on the"Dailicast Moment". That's where we talk about something related to the mindset you need when doing a dailicast. Now I don't know if I can tell the future or not, but I actually came up with the ideas for this a few days ago, right? And here I am recording on a day and it's actually very appropriate. Because the thing I want to talk about today is smiling. That's sounding happy. That's sounding like your having a good time, that you're friendly and all is right with the world. And that's important

Today on the "Dailicast Moment" Chris continues talking organization. He discusses both reasons why you should be organized and some tools for doing so. https://trello.com https://wunderlist.com https://monday.com   TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com Now yesterday we talked about working ahead. But here's another important thing that you need to know regarding your dailicast. You must be organized. If you try to do this and just sort of a eh, go with the flow type thing. It is not going to work. We need organization. As with any project, organization is key. Now, as I talked about yesterday, you probably want to keep a list of topics that you can pull and use when you need ideas for your dailicasts. But along with that you should also keep a calendar and list out each of the episodes and as you know them, put them on the calendar along with the topic for that dailicast. Having that calendar is especially useful if you have guests. Because when you

On today's "Dailicast Moment" Chris talks about the importance of working ahead, recording several episodes of your dailicast well in advance to avoid stress and last minute problems.   TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com Now, the first part of this week, I've been talking about promoting your dailicast. First I talked about getting out there and evangelizing and telling and teaching people what dailicasts are and convincing them that they should be jumping in and listening to dailicasts as well. Yesterday I talked about how if you reach out to guests, particularly people with their own dailicast or people that are popular in the field that your dailicast is on or even people with really engaging stories, how doing that brings more attention to your dailicast and hopefully more listeners. Today, I'm going to go in a different direction. Today,I want to start talking more about managing your dailicast. In particular working ahead. Let me tell you, i

On today's "Dailicast Moment" Chris reminds you that having guests on your dailicast is a great way to bring new eyes and ears to your show.   TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today, I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com Now yesterday I was telling you how one of the ways you could promote your dailicast is by actually getting out there and being a teacher and an evangelist about what dailicasts are. Making sure that you're passionately telling people what a great thing it is what these flash briefings, these short daily podcasts are, and how they should be adding those to their daily routine. Well today I want to talk about another way of promoting your dailicast. Now this one I've kind of talked about before, but it bears repeating. You can promote by getting guests. Now what you want to do is you want to look for guests, number one, who have their own podcasts and dailicasts that are similar to yours. You want to get on, have them on and hopefully bring their audience along with them. A

Today on the "Dailicast Moment" Chris revisits promotion and and marketing and how that may sometimes involve educating people about dailicasts in general.

It's Friday...which means its time for "Mindset Friday" where we discuss mindset related topics around doing your dailicast. Today Chris talks about "perserverance", stick ing with your dailicast even if the numbers are far below expectations.

Wrapping up his discussion on how to collect your statistics/metrics from the various locations your dailicast appears, today, Chris talks about getting the stats from the audiograms you posted on social media, specifically Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn.

Continuing the discussion on how to collect your statistics/metrics from the various locations your dailicast appears, today, Chris talks about getting the stats from streaming services your podcast may be on like Stitcher and Spotify.

Continuing the discussion on how to collect your statistics/metrics from the various locations your dailicast appears, today, Chris talks about getting the stats from the podcast host for those who listen to your dailicast as a short daily podcast.

This week on the "Dailicast Moment" Chris will be discussing how to collect your statistics/metrics from the various locations your dailicast appears. Today, he talks about getting the stats from those that listen to your dailicast as a Flash Breifing on the Amazon Alexa environemtn

On this dailicast, in the first installment of "Mindset Friday", Chris talks about the importance of having confidence when recording your dailicast.

On this dailicast, Chris talks defining all the metrics you need to make sure your dalicast is meeting your goals. This goes beyond just listeners. I means looking at other things that can help you understand if your goals are being met.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about how we need to keep our purpose in mind when planning content for the dailicast.

On this dailicast, Chris talks the need to define the purposed for your dailicast. He suggests that you make a list of all the things you want your dailicast to accomplish, order them by importance and focus on the top 3.

On this dailicast, Chris talks setting realistic expecations when it comes to the numbers expected on your dailicast. He discusses how some things are just out of your control.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about using other people's social networks by reaching out to people with larger audiences and having them on as guests. Likewise, jump at the chance to be a guest on their show as well.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about how to use your existing social media presence to promote your new dailicast.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about how to start publicizing your dailicast beginning with your existing customer base. Make use of your email list and contacts to send out a warm email invitation and explanation of your dailicast. He also talks about putting similar information on your website and a mention on your business card as well.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about how just publishing your dailicast is not enough to bring you the eyes and ears you want. So all week we will be talking about publicizing it. Today, he talks about making sure your description includes important keywords.