Dailicast Moment

On this dailicast, Chris talks about the best way to get your dailicast on your website. He also suggests you place links to all the ways you can listen on your website as well.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about "audiograms", which are ways of turning your audio into a video file suitable for social media.

On this dailicast, Chris talks aboutpublishing your dailicast as a daily podcast. Essentially, making it available to people where they listen to podcasts

On this dailicast, Chris talks about publishing your dailicast as a flash briefing skill on the Amazon Alexa environment.   TRANSCRIPT:   With your "Dailicast Moment" for today. I'm Chris Laning from NeighborhoodStage.com. Now all this week we're talking about publishing your dailicast. Today we're going to talk about doing it the easiest way as an Amazon flash briefing in the Amazon Alexa Environment. Now a flash briefing essentially is an Amazon Alexa skill that people enable that gives them basic content every day. With that skill enabled, all they have to do is tell their smart speaker to play their flash briefing or "what's in the news" and it will go through all the flash briefing skills they have enabled. Hopefully they've enabled yours because they want to hear from you each and every day. Now, how do we go about getting it on the Amazon Alexa Environment? Well, first off, you've got to find a host that can handle that type of feed. Now, I particularly use SmartSpeakerHub.com. They're very reasonabl

On this dailicast, Chris gives an overview on all the ways we can get our dailicast out there.

On this dailicast, Chris talks the final steps you need to do while editing your dailicast.

On this dailicast, Chris talks aboutsome effects you may want to do to your dailicast audio including EQ, compression, and noise reduction.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about the difference between spaces and pauses in your dailicast recording, and advises you on how to treat them.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about how to edit those stutters, filler words, and flat out mess-ups in your dailicast and why you should do it.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about why you NEED to edit your dailicast. It doesn't have to be perfect...but it has to be professional.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about the recording process. Specifically, setting your microphone levels and making sure the right microphone is selected.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about the recording software you will need, often called a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). He talks about a couple of the most popular versions including Audacity, Adobe Audition, and GarageBand.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about the microphone you will use and some key things to keep in mind.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about where you should record your dailicast to be able to get the best sound.

On this dailicast, Chris gives an introduction to what technically it will take to do a dailicast.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about whether you should have a co-host, a guest host from time to time, or even just have guests on your show.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about who you should have host your dailicast if you are doing this as a labor of love or for a non-business organization.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about who you should have host your dailicast if you are a large business.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about who you should have host your dailicast if you are a solopreneur or an extremely small business.

On this dailicast, Chris talks about his favorite type of dailicast, the motivational dailicast. These are dailicasts that offer motivation in one area or another.