Livestream Your Podcast

StreamYard Connect Ep62

Going Live author Christoph Trappe discusses why you should live stream your podcast. Make live streaming a competitive advantage for your business. It’s StreamYard Connect with Ross Brand.

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YouTube Video Chapters

00:00:00​ Intro

00:02:50​ Ross Brand on why podcasters should live stream

00:03:30​ Best way to use live streaming to grow your podcast

00:05:13​ First step to adding video to your podcast

00:06:15​ StreamYard makes it easy for podcasters to live stream their podcast

00:07:38​ Guest Christoph Trappe has a new book: “Going Live: Livestream Your podcast to reach more people”

00:08:10​ Upcoming StreamYard Connect guests: Shamir Allibhai of Simon Says AI Transcription and Iconn CEO & rap legend Ja Rule

00:09:48​ 6th-Annual LivestreamUniverse.com Predictions

00:12:06​ NBC News Now expands live streaming news broadcasts

00:13:28​ Gaming and eSports Live Streaming growth and monetization

00:15:14​ Live streaming the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race during the pandemic

00:17:35​ Adam Ezra on 365 days of livestreaming

00:18:25​ Quietly Influential Summit

00:19:22​ Go Live with StreamYard

00:19:43​ Guest Intro: Christoph Trappe

00:21:05​ How to maximize your podcast production

00:22:08​ The biggest hurdle for podcasters thinking about live streaming

00:26:19​ Edit your podcast for the matrix

00:27:34​ Multistreaming your lives stream podcast using a tool like StreamYard

00:34:11​ Book Launch for “Going Live”

00:36:52​ Authentic Storytelling

00:37:16​ Journalistic approach to storytelling

00:39:38​ How to make the most of your content

00:41:08​ Show notes: Yes or No?

00:42:40​ How to rank in search engines without writing an article

00:43:45​ WordPress: Duplicate a published blog post

00:46:26​ Live stream to podcast to article workflow

00:47:40​ Don’t make this mistake with internal podcasting

00:48:43​ Pros and cons of internal podcasts

00:50:10​ B2B vs B2C content: Similarities and differences

00:54:24​ Clubhouse pros and cons — Matthew Pollard

00:56:30​ Foundational content vs social media engagement — Valerie Morris

00:57:40​ How to write a professional bio for LinkedIn — Nancy Ancowitz

00:59:55​ Free registration: Quietly Influential Summit

01:00:30​ StreamYard Schedule of Live Shows

🎤 Christoph Trappe

Christoph Trappe is the author of the new book “Going Live: Livestream your podcast to reach more people.” He’s a content strategist at Voxpopme and the chief content & marketing officer at The Authentic Storytelling Project. He’s a Top 14 Content Marketer and Top 25 Digital Marketer.

📌 Book: https://amzn.to/3sUdD5M​

📌 Website: https://authenticstorytelling.net/​

📌 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christophtrappe/

About StreamYard Connect

StreamYard Connect highlights the different ways talented professionals use live streaming to communicate with customers, connect to new career opportunities and attract candidates to fill job openings. Plus we cover news and technology updates…and the production techniques that power successful live broadcasts. Hosted by Ross Brand and sponsored by StreamYard, a browser-based app that makes it easy to produce professional-looking livestreams. Join us on Wednesdays at 2pm ET for StreamYard Connect on the StreamYard Facebook Page and YouTube Channel.

About StreamYard 

StreamYard is a live streaming studio in your computer or mobile browser that makes it easy to host shows with stable, professional-looking streams.

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Guest: Christoph Trappe

Host: Ross Brand

Sponsor: StreamYard

Originally broadcast on the StreamYard Facebook Page and YouTube Channel (1.8K views)