Comments on: SLimiting Factors of an SL Podcast http://radarmasukami.com/2008/08/17/slimiting-factors-of-an-sl-podcast/ Radar Masukami of the SL Under the Radar podcast thinks out loud Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:26:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Keeme http://radarmasukami.com/2008/08/17/slimiting-factors-of-an-sl-podcast/#comment-276 Keeme Mon, 18 Aug 2008 09:20:36 +0000 http://radarmasukami.com/?p=327#comment-276 Hey I just heard this great podcast called Wizard Revenge... its about a high ranking wizard in WoW who goes back to the people who first kicked his a$$ and gets revenge on them. Joking of coarse If someone had a WoW or EQ blog or podcast would we listen? The way you just felt about this fake cast people feel about ours. I know and love your blogs and cast and I would listen even if not associated with SL but its that initial "Oh man a nich cast" that kills it. Maybe we should all speak to the audience as if they knew nothing about SL and promote through Pickle or Alley and say "Cast about 3D, SEX and Free money" we could keep a few of the new listeners, maybe. I love your show... I hope you do grow it... and delegate man... delegate Hey I just heard this great podcast called Wizard Revenge… its about a high ranking wizard in WoW who goes back to the people who first kicked his a$$ and gets revenge on them.

Joking of coarse

If someone had a WoW or EQ blog or podcast would we listen? The way you just felt about this fake cast people feel about ours. I know and love your blogs and cast and I would listen even if not associated with SL but its that initial “Oh man a nich cast” that kills it. Maybe we should all speak to the audience as if they knew nothing about SL and promote through Pickle or Alley and say “Cast about 3D, SEX and Free money” we could keep a few of the new listeners, maybe.

I love your show… I hope you do grow it… and delegate man… delegate

]]> By: Radar http://radarmasukami.com/2008/08/17/slimiting-factors-of-an-sl-podcast/#comment-271 Radar Sun, 17 Aug 2008 21:29:16 +0000 http://radarmasukami.com/?p=327#comment-271 i really like that idea of seeing if Torley would be willing to talk about SL podcasts and blogs though. Good idea. i really like that idea of seeing if Torley would be willing to talk about SL podcasts and blogs though. Good idea.

]]> By: Radar http://radarmasukami.com/2008/08/17/slimiting-factors-of-an-sl-podcast/#comment-270 Radar Sun, 17 Aug 2008 21:27:40 +0000 http://radarmasukami.com/?p=327#comment-270 Yeah, but I think even non-SL podcasts have that issue, but they don't have any problems getting the listeners they expect, if they do things right. So I think it's other issues than just getting people to grasp the concept of podcasts, although that is something that we all do face. Yeah, but I think even non-SL podcasts have that issue, but they don’t have any problems getting the listeners they expect, if they do things right. So I think it’s other issues than just getting people to grasp the concept of podcasts, although that is something that we all do face.

]]> By: Sougent Harrop http://radarmasukami.com/2008/08/17/slimiting-factors-of-an-sl-podcast/#comment-269 Sougent Harrop Sun, 17 Aug 2008 20:48:49 +0000 http://radarmasukami.com/?p=327#comment-269 Well, you don't have to advertise it all over the web, it is a niche podcast, for the most part only those involved with Second Life would likely be interested. Given that as your market, how can you get it in front of people who are involved with Second Life? Advertising in high traffic venues? See if Linden Labs would promote podcasts on their community page? Ask Torley to do a video tutorial on the subject of podcasts and blogs? Key question is, how do you reach the common, generally not technical, Second Life user and get across the concept of podcasts and how to get them as opposed to just listening to music on their iPods, Zunes and other devices? Well, you don’t have to advertise it all over the web, it is a niche podcast, for the most part only those involved with Second Life would likely be interested. Given that as your market, how can you get it in front of people who are involved with Second Life? Advertising in high traffic venues? See if Linden Labs would promote podcasts on their community page? Ask Torley to do a video tutorial on the subject of podcasts and blogs?

Key question is, how do you reach the common, generally not technical, Second Life user and get across the concept of podcasts and how to get them as opposed to just listening to music on their iPods, Zunes and other devices?

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