MOZ has announced the launch of MozPod, an SEO podcast focused on sharing lessons from digital marketing experts. In MozPod podcasts the MOZ team will discuss a wide variety of digital marketing concepts, from common terminology to recent changes and best practices. The podcasts will be available on iTunes. Talking about the upcoming podcasts MOZ’s Brian Childs says, “Our first series covers conversion rate optimization, PageRank, and link building: Ep. 1: The Science of Crawling and Indexing Guest: Neil Martinsen-Burrell of Moz Dr. Neil Martinsen-Burrell shares his perspective as a... [...]

Gary Vayerchuk is a popular author, blogger, high-demand public speakerand the creator of a higely successful online business. His video blog The Daily Vee is a forum for sharing his ldeas on entrepreneurship, based on his own entrepreneurial success. In this latest episode, he shares a number of ideas of his own. Then he interviews Jessica A;lbva about her success in building he own business and brand, starting when she was age 12.  [...]

Sir Richard Branson, well-known entrepreneur and creator of Virgin Airlines, Virgin Mobile and a host of other companies, contributes some ideas to the podcst on free marketing ideas. He is joined by other contributors, including host, Evan Carmichael . Carmichael’s podcast series is all about marketing. You may want to subscribe to get additional marketing ideas for your business.  [...]

Stephen Spencer says, “Along with technical SEO and links, high-quality, interesting, engaging content is one of the three main pillars of any successful SEO strategy. Traditional content strategies use blog posts, articles, images, and sometimes video as the main sources of content. And while those can be awesome for driving traffic and supporting your SEO efforts, podcasts are an often overlooked and underestimated medium. Podcasts can build your brand and drive direct traffic, while at the same time adding rich content to your site and supporting your link-building efforts. Of course,... [...]

Jayson Demers says, “Podcasts have become one of the most popular content mediums, and it’s difficult to say why. The number of active podcasts on iTunes has skyrocketed from just 10,000 in 2008 to over 250,000 today, with more than a billion worldwide subscribers. Does their popularity stem from the fact that you can listen to them on the go? Is it the sheer quality of content that’s available? Or, do people just want an alternative to video and written content? Whatever these listeners’ motivation is, podcasts should be a part of your daily content consumption, too. They’re... [...]

Steven Scheck says, “The changing times have led to the implementation of various products of technology in businesses. With various aspects of businesses transforming everyday with the changing customer requirements and market demands, these tools have turned out to be necessities to stay afloat in this highly competitive market. Podcasting has garnered an immense popularity over the years. A podcast is a set of digital audio files that are available on the internet for downloading. A user can subscribe to the podcast to receive the digital files once they are uploaded. Businesses nowadays... [...]

Jerod Morris says, “As Showrunners, we understand that the act of creation and publishing brings about detractors — sometimes more aptly referred to as haters. To thrive in this space, we need to wear our first (and subsequent) negative reviews as badges of honor. This is part of the game and an integral part of being a Showrunner. But what happens when the medium itself begins to make its own waves? It seems podcasting, as a medium, has reached a point in its life when it is beginning to take it on the chin. From small jokes to snide remarks, we are seeing the first wave of this beginning. On... [...]

Tony Delmercado says, “Podcasts nurture leads, meaning they nurture revenue — especially when it comes to younger audiences. When Peter Jukes, creator of the podcast Untold: The Daniel Morgan Murder, asked a lecture hall full of college students if they read a newspaper, only three hands rose. But when he asked how many of them listened to podcasts, nearly 70 percent raised their hands. Stories like Jukes’ point to the increase in podcasting, which has seen more than 30 percent growth in recent years. Celebrity thought leaders like Tim Ferriss have gained significant traction with... [...]

Jerod Morris says, “With Jonny focused on preparing to lead his first-ever workshop, we took a week off from recording a new episode. Instead, we decided to rebroadcast an oldie but goodie, and one that pairs especially well with last week’s episode about show intros. You may think that branding your podcast begins with the name and ends with your show art. Not so. There is so much more to it, and it’s vitally important that you get it right from the beginning. In this episode of The Showrunner, we discuss all of the following: The inevitable awkwardness of hitting “record” Why Jon... [...]

Caroline Early says, “On this episode of Elsewhere, Brian Clark and Casey Graham of The 7-Figure CEO Podcast chat about Brian’s entrepreneurial journey that led him to building a software technology company that brings in more than $12 million in annual revenue. In this 43-minute episode, Brian and Casey discuss: Brian’s life-changing decision to quit his law career The beginning of the Copyblogger blog The business of content marketing before it was a business Transitioning from Copyblogger to Rainmaker Digital”. Brian Clark on The 7-Figure CEO Podcast Copyblogger  [...]