I discovered internet radio in July of 2008. I had listened to other people’s shows on various internet radio channels before that, but it wasn’t until I found out how good these sites were for SEO (search engine optimization) that it really got my attention.
I do a weekly show on Blog Talk Radio. I purchased a domain name, MarketingMastermindRadio.com, and forward that to the link for my show. Every Monday at 9:30 PST I do a 30 minute segment to start my week.
Internet radio has allowed me to connect with people I otherwise would not have crossed paths with. The SEO also gives me page one ranking on Google for some of my best keywords. I recommend that you sign up now for a free account and begin doing 15 or 30 minute segments on a weekly basis.
Even though I use teleseminars to reach my prospects and deliver my calls, internet radio has been instrumental to building my online business.
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I’ve never thought about the benefits of using internet radio until reading your post. Since connections and relationships are so important in my niche, I can see the value of using internet radio. Thanks.
Didn’t know you were on Blog Talk Radio, Connie. I’ll have to tune in!
Internet radio is very much en vogue right now. Thanks for letting us in on the business building benefits.
Hi Connie,
I made a teleseminar for training folks who want to have their own blog talk radio show and it’s available (for free) at http://budurl.com/talking
I figured that once I learned it, I might as well share what I knew with others. I love doing http://CarpalTunnelRadio.com so much that I’m going to start another show soon about simple pain relief.
You are absolutely right about the search engine response!
Thank you for all of your help,
Kathryn Merrow