Jonny Nastor: Yeah, I’m looking forward to it. Jerod Morris: Yeah, Fort Worth is out there, so it’s actually probably a hop, a couple of skips, and then several jumps - especially depending on the time of day. Jonny Nastor: Yeah, it’s going to be a lot of fun. Jonny, you and I get to see each other again next week at Podcast Movement in Fort Worth, which is just a hop, skip, and a jump away from the house that I’m recording from right now. I am joined today, as always, by my friend, co-host, and defender of humanity, Jonny Nastor. Jerod Morris: Welcome, showrunners, to episode No.
#Levelator vs how to
Welcome to The Showrunner, where we have one goal: teach you how to develop, launch, and run a remarkable show. It’s built on the Rainmaker Platform, which empowers you to build your own digital marketing and sales platform. Voiceover: This is Rainmaker.FM, the digital marketing podcast network. 017 Are You Giving Too Much Away for Free?
Drawing your line in the sand will make your life as a showrunner simpler moving forward.
We highly recommend that you listen to that episode and decide where you stand when it comes to the question of giving endorsements or just presenting ad copy. It’s the most recent episode of StartUp: BONUS: But Wait, There’s More! Auphonic won’t get you into trouble, but it charges for standard processes one could train themselves to do (if interested).Īnd finally, this week’s podcast recommendation leads into a more-intense-than-expected discussion about podcast advertising and sponsorships. You would never use Levelator on something with music in it, it would rapidly change the music volumes. Levelator levels speech volume, Auphonic can clean up audio and get it to standard levels. They’re two different things for two different uses. Jonny and I provide our answers.Īfter recording, Toby Lyles of TwentyFour Sound (who manages the audio production and editing for Rainmaker.FM, and who also will be presenting at Podcast Movement) emailed me this addition insight on the question: Go to /register for details on the virtual ticket.Īnd this week’s listener question comes to use from Adam Fraser ( He asks about the differences between Auphonic and Levelator and which one we recommend. Both Jonny and I will be presenting at Podcast Movement (July 31-August 2 in Fort Worth, Texas), and for those of you who can’t attend the conference in person, this is a way to still benefit from all of the great content that will be presented. Our listener question this week is delivered by Podcast Movement’s virtual ticket.
#Levelator vs free
Chris Garrett’s time-tested and proven framework for deciding what’s free and what’s paid.The powerful rule of thumb - endorsed and espoused by both Brian Clark and Darren Rowse - about how much content to give away.Then we dive into the topic of the week: how much content you should give away, and what you should be charging for. We looked at our Showrunner data and have a better answer for you. We begin this episode by following up on last week’s listener question regarding which link is better to include in weekly episode emails: the platform link or the iTunes link. Discover why more than 80,000 companies in 135 countries choose WP Engine for managed WordPress hosting.
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