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How Much Information is Too Much Information For Your Podcast?

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In our social media-obsessed world, it's hard to decide when sharing personal information is too much information. We think about if there are some guidelines to help you make that decision. 

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Topics:

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What are you hoping goes on sale for Black Friday?

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How much should you be sharing with your audience?

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Be careful what you talk about on the internet because it writes in ink.

16:14
The fine line between being vulnerable and being oversharing.

21:22
How the 10-person roundtable podcast went.

27:12
What’s the process like when you’re working on a podcast?

37:34
HOw to pitch a podcasting service

42:30
The Wisdom app has a 10-minute limit.

47:31
If your call to action is consistent, it’s going to work.

57:31
You can tell when someone is passionate about the interview by how excited they get.

59:46
The importance of having a follow-up question for interviews.

1:02:24
How to sell without being "Salesly."

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