So, you’ve decided to get into podcasting but aren’t quite sure where to start.
You’ll need a microphone and a pair of headphones, but what else? Obviously, there’s software you need, but what?
That’s where this list will come in handy. As a long-time podcaster, I’ve used dozens of apps over the years. Knowing how difficult it can be just get started, I’ve tried to mostly include free-to-use software.
Here’s what every podcast beginner needs to kickstart their show:
Perhaps ten years back, the idea of freelancing was not as appealing as it is today. Even three or four years ago the proposition of going the freelancing way was all about particular skill sets including designers/web developers, copywriters and illustrators. Today however, in the age of start-up boom anyone with the following skills can look forward to raking in the moolah:
Full service blogging
Metrics Analytics
Startup Video Producing
Food styling Podcasting
Others
The post, however, is not about the new opportunities to be explored in freelancing but more about ways to succeed as a freelancer. Freelancing does spell a lot of freedom initially. However, freedom, here, cannot be equated with lack of planning or discipline. Here is a look at the infallible tips to succeed in freelancing. Here’s your chance to explore more of what you already love doing. Read on.
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