Martha Roberts - Podcasting: from nothing to something beautiful
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The document discusses podcasting as a way for organizations like the National Trust to reach new audiences and develop loyalty. It provides an example of how the National Trust created a monthly podcast on wildlife and countryside issues. While their podcast was successful in some ways, the listener base was smaller than hoped. The document concludes by providing tips for organizations considering starting their own podcast, such as setting clear goals, planning marketing strategies, and having fun with the process.
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While the dev and ops silo continues to crumble….many organizations still relegate monitoring & observability as the purview of ops, infra and SRE teams. This is a mistake - achieving a highly observable system requires collaboration up and down the stack.
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- 1. Podcasts: from nothing to something beautiful Martha Roberts, The National Trust
- 3. Back to basics: What and why? A regular audio product, available online that you can subscribe to
- 6. The National Trust way... A monthly, magazine style podcast on wildlife and countryside issues. 3 sections: news person profile butterfly man
- 7. Why I was allowed to go play in the woods... I’d done it beforeRight time, right placeMinimal costExcellent content Perception shifting potential
- 8. So this is what I did... website
- 9. The alternative dawn chorus
- 10. Surfing Robyn
- 12. Getting it out there What are you already doing? What are your key comms channels with members or the general public? Channels we used: The National Trust Magazine E-newsletters Email tags Twitter Website
- 13. Hello? Is anybody out there?! You need some measure of success, especially to justify to your bossTracking packages are the best wayListener feedback is gold-dust - ask a question or run a competition But be careful...
- 14. Success for the NT? Yes:Telegraph Top 10 places to listen to outdoor sounds Sunday Times Critics: choice for downloads Internal perception shift Loyal audience No:Listener base smaller than it should have been
- 16. Over to you... Would this work in your organisation? What stories or people do you have at your finger tips? What are the biggest barriers?
- 18. 6) Get very familiar with your equipment and editing program 7) Seek feedback and listen to it 8) Don’t go home until you’ve got what you want 9) Practice your interview technique and try new things 10) Enjoy and have fun with it! Take home tips