In this era of self-publishing, anyone – including you – can produce a podcast (and make money doing it!) Come learn the basics of producing, monetizing, hosting and promoting your very own podcast. Experience level: Beginner Target audience: Affiliates/Publishers Niche/vertical: Podcasting Lisa Picarille, Consultant, LisaPicarille.com (Twitter @lisap) (Moderator) Daniel M. Clark, Owner, Host, Geek Dads Weekly (Twitter @danielmclark) Trisha Lyn Fawver, Client Support, For Me To Coupon (Twitter @TrishaLyn) Joe Magennis, Principal, Baseballisms (Twitter @joemagennis)

2. Daniel M. Clark, Geek Dads Weekly

3. Trisha Lyn Fawver, For Me To Coupon

5. Daniel co-hosts Geek Dads Weekly

6. Trisha co-hosts Affiliate Marketing Fanatics

7. Joe co-hosts Geek Dads Weekly,The Bella Buzz, and hosts Cover the Bases on Baseballisms.comWe talk a lot.

9. Customer Engagement

10. Content PortabilityAnd it's fun.

12. Fears about the cost involved

13. Worries about what topic to speak about

14. Concerns about what kind of persona to take on

15. Doubts about time requirements and consistencyWe have nothing to fear except, not even fear itself. It's easier than you might think.

16. Software

18. Internet, of course

19. Microphone, naturally

20. That's it. Really.You've already got everything you need.

22. WordPress-powered sites are easy

23. Podcast plugin, including PowerPress and PodpressYou don't even need a website, technically.

25. Facebook, Twitter, social media & your own site

26. Cross promotions on similar podcasts

27. Guests on your show

28. Forum interaction

29. iTunes is a mustIt's a lot like promoting any other product. You can do that, right?

30. Thank you!

31. Don’t forget: You can copy-paste this slide into other presentations, and move or resize the poll. Poll: Q&A for Podcasting 101