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DOES IS MAKE A DIFFERENCE PODCAST SERIES
Alice Violet, the esteemed producer of the Cyber Made Human podcast, as she sheds light on the indispensable importance of cybersecurity for small businesses. Alice Violet delves into various aspects of cybersecurity, debunking myths and misconceptions that often surround the topic. Rather than evoking fear, she empowers business owners to embrace awareness and proactive measures. Through her expertise, she emphasises that cybersecurity isn't merely a luxury but an essential investment in the longevity and success of any business, regardless of its size.
Hey there! Ever feel like your business is hitting a wall? Well, Esther Partridge-Warner, one of the brains behind Real World Consultancy, is here to shake things up. Based in Worcestershire, Esther's all about personalised coaching that gets real results. It's simple – Esther doesn't do prescriptive solutions. She's all about tailoring strategies and advice to fit your business like a glove. Business coaching can lead to increased profits, faster growth, and saying goodbye to those pesky doubts that hold you back. Esther's got your back, whether you're battling imposter syndrome or just feeling burnt out.
In today's fast-paced digital world, where algorithms and AI often craft superficial connections, the enduring question persists: Does the art of networking still hold its weight in fostering genuine business relationships? Join me for an enlightening discussion with Laura Bruzulier, affectionately known as The Networking Ninja, as we explore the timeless importance of networking in contemporary business landscapes. Together, we unravel the layers of effective networking, offering actionable insights to amplify your networking endeavours and reshape your perspective towards forging meaningful connections.
This is the first in a new series of video podcasts aimed at asking the question of local experts if their particular skill/service/talent makes a ‘real’ different to their clients. Although I am intending to keep this local to Hereford, Worcester and Gloucester I did start posting about this in an international Livestreaming forum and Kelvin from the Two Monkeys Agency in Perth Australia was one of many who replied. When I was working in Australia years ago the one thing that struck me most of all was their willingness to give things a try. If you could prove you could do a job, they hired you. It was that simple. So it is no surprise they have taken to streaming in a big way.
Benefits of Audio Podcasts
1) Convenience: Listen while doing other tasks like commuting or exercising, making it easy to fit into busy schedules.
2) Accessibility: Available on multiple devices, anytime, anywhere, catering to diverse audiences including those with visual impairments.
3) Engagement and Connection: Builds intimacy with hosts and guests, fostering a loyal community and trust among listeners.
4) Low cost barrier to entry. Compared to other forms of media production, such as video or written content, podcasting has a relatively low barrier to entry. With just a microphone, recording software, and an internet connection, virtually anyone can create and distribute their own podcast.
Ideal topics to consider
1) Foster Engagement: Topics that spark conversations and discussions among listeners, such as current events, personal development, or storytelling.
2) Demonstrate Expertise: Subjects where hosts or guests can share specialised knowledge or experiences, like technology, business, health, or education.
3) Entertain and Inspire: Content that entertains, inspires, or offers escapism, such as comedy, true crime, fiction, or interviews with celebrities and influencers.
4) Serve Niche Audiences: Topics that cater to specific interests or communities, ranging from hobbies like gaming, cooking, or sports to specialised fields like science, history, or psychology.
5) Educate and Inform: Podcasts that provide valuable insights, tips, or advice on relevant topics like finance, politics, self-help, or personal finance.
Monologue v Interview format?
Monologue Format: Ideal for subjects where the host can share expertise, storytelling, or personal reflections. Offers a more focused and controlled narrative, allowing the host to convey their thoughts and ideas directly to the audience. Works well for topics where the host's personality and storytelling ability are key to engaging listeners.
Interview Format: Provides variety and diversity of perspectives by featuring guests with expertise or unique experiences. Allows for dynamic conversations and insights that may not emerge in a monologue. Appeals to audiences interested in hearing from different voices and learning from experts in the field.