An Internet entrepreneur, award-winning podcaster and podcast consultant

Which kinds of podcasts drive the most traffic, which categories are more popular than others?

How to get more reviews on iTunes and Stitcher?  Which other platforms other than iTunes and Stitcher the podcasters should use to distribute through?

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Bio

Introduction

Daniel J. Lewis is an Internet entrepreneur, award-winning podcaster and podcast consultant

Bio

As an award-winning podcaster, Daniel J. Lewis helps others launch and improve their own podcasts for sharing their passions and succeeding in business. Daniel designs websites; offers one-on-one consulting; speaks on technology, social media, and theology; and Daniel hosts a network of award-nominated shows covering how to podcast and use Audacity, clean-comedy, and the #1 unofficial podcasts for ABC’s hit dramas Once Upon a Time and Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.

I host Internet radio shows (podcasts)

A podcast is like a radio show, but you can download or stream it through the Internet and listen to it whenever and wherever you want. I personally host four popular podcasts on the Noodle.mx Network:

• a clean-comedy podcast,
• a “how-to” podcast about podcasting and using Audacity,
• Movie reviews with critical thinking for Christians(currently on hiatus), and
• a Once Upon a Timepodcast.

Please subscribe to my podcasts and send your feedback!

I discovered the world of podcasting back in 2004, and have truly loved it. I am not one hundred percent sure, but I believe I was probably one of the first hundred podcasters on the planet. Recently while at a Social Media event in Las Vegas someone addressed me as a podcasting pioneer. While it was meant as a compliment, it made me laugh deep down inside. I don’t think I qualify as a pioneer at anything.

Podcasting has been very good to me. Due to podcasting my business is stronger, my friends have increased, and my life in general is better. I know those statements may sound crazy, but they are 100% true. Podcasting has defiantly changed my life for the better.

As you may know, I publish a magazine for the sport of Fastpitch Softball. I have been publishing The Fastpitch Softball Magazine for eighteen months now. The feedback has been fantastic.

Since there is not a magazine for podcasting at this time, I decided to start a podcast magazine. I have down all the basics of publishing an online magazine so why not give it a try.

The name of my podcast magazine is Podertainment. In case you are wondering, you take the words pod, and entertainment. Then you put them together to form the word Podertainment. You can find more information at https://Podertainment.com

I speak at conferences

WordPress, web design, podcasting, social media, and Christian apologetics and theology are my favorite topics to share for an audience. Here are some of my most recent speaking engagements:

• PodCamp Cleveland,
• PodCamp Ohio,
• Answers in Genesis’ Creation College,
• WordCamp Louisville,
• New Media Cincinnati,
• PodCamp Cincinnati, and

BlogWorld and New Media Expo 2012.

I design podcast cover art

Podcasts need great cover art, and I specialize in high-quality, custom podcast cover art design. Here are some of my favorites.

I design websites

I’m a full-time, freelance web designer for hire. I employ the latest technologies of CSS3 and provide the option of a mobile-friendly website. But my designs also work in older browsers. I prefer WordPress.

https://danieljlewis.net

https://theaudacitytopodcast.com

https://noodle.mx

https://mypodcastreviews.com

https://oncepodcast.com

https://twitter.com/theRamenNoodle

https://www.linkedin.com/in/djosephdesign

https://www.facebook.com/daniellewis

https://www.pinterest.com/danieljlewis

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZC3ZCDJDbdobmkwdJAIQLw?sub_confirmation=1

https://plus.google.com/+DanielJLewis

Interview Questions

• What’s your background before the internet and podcasting world?
• How did you start in the podcasting world? I heard some rumors saying that you are one of the first 100 podcasters ever on the planet?
• Is podcasting is more of a marketing tool or a money making machine?
• What’s the noodle mix network, noodle.mx?
• How many podcasts you host now, tell us more about them and which one is the most successful one and why?
• What’s my podcast reviews and how it works?
• How to get more reviews on iTunes and Stitcher?
• Which other platforms other than iTunes and Stitcher the podcasters should use to distribute through?
• How to rank on new and noteworthy efficiently on iTunes?
• Which kinds of podcasts drive the most traffic, which categories are more popular than others?
• How to monetize a podcast in the current noisy podcasting world?
• Which ads companies do you recommend to monetize a podcast and at which point of monthly downloads a podcaster should consider contacting such companies?
• How to title a podcast properly, better to use a number for it or just a name, better to use the guest name first or the topic title?
• How important to Encode your files?
• Top 3 podcast hosting services?
• What do you think of wp engine hosting for wordpress sites?
• Best podcasting tools?
• Who’s running the podcastawards.com and how to participate in it?
• How did you start designing websites?
• How much do you charge for 1 on 1 consulting? And how it works?
• The best WordPress plugins for blogging or podcasting?
• How do you blog effectively?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• Which company, product or service made you most of your money?
• What’s one marketing strategy that helped you the most in developing your business?
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What’s the biggest failure moment in your life and what did you learn from it?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What do you do to change your mood when you are depressed?
• What’s the best advice that you ever received?
• If you have the chance, what would you say to advice your younger self?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• Do you have any notes or suggestions to improve Be Efficient Tv?
• How people can contact you?

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          (Co-founder of Moz and Inbound.org, the Co-Author of the Art of SEO, In 2009, he was named among the 30 Best Young Tech Entrepreneurs Under 30 by BusinessWeek, He’s an expert in SEO and Content Marketing)

Why Rand Fishkin Stepped Down as CEO of Moz?

What are the services of Moz, how it works and How much it cost? Content Creation vs. SEO is it 80 vs. 20?, Best SEO plugins for wordpress? What are the must use analytics tools? How to use categories and tags efficiently? 

Video Interview

With English and Arabic Subtitle

Audio

Bio

Bio

Rand Fishkin uses the ludicrous title, Wizard of Moz. He co-authored/co-founded the Art of SEO, Inbound.org, and Moz (he clearly likes doing stuff with other people). Rand’s an addict of all things content, search, & social on the web, from his multiple blogs to Twitter, Google+, Facebook, LinkedIn, and FourSquare. In his minuscule spare time, Rand enjoys the company of his amazing wife, Geraldine, whose serendipitous travel blog chronicles their journeys.

I first became involved with the World Wide Web in 1993, while still in high school. After playing with MS Frontpage and building websites in the late ’90’s, I moved into consulting on the usability side of the equation, assisting local Seattle-area banks, law firms, doctors and small businesses with their domains. It wasn’t until 2002 that I got involved in the field of search marketing.

The major forums of the SEO world were my training ground, and after months of lurking, I started posting my questions, responses and experiences. In 2004, the scope and size of my material outgrew the forums and I began posting reports, data, and tools on a website that eventually became Moz.

At the start of 2005, through the generosity of Danny Sullivan, I attended my first industry conference. That April, I spoke on my first panel (on organic listings) during SES Toronto and continued with panels in SES San Jose and New York. In December of 2005, I authored the Beginner’s Guide to Search Engine Optimization just before we were featured in Newsweek magazine.

Over the last decade, I’ve had amazing opportunities to see Moz grow and become one of the most visible companies in the marketing world. I’ve been invited to speak to the teams at Google, Facebook, & Microsoft, co-founded Inbound.org with Dharmesh Shah, and given presentations for the United Nations, Stanford University, Public Media, NPR, YCombinator & Hackers & Founders. My travels have taken me from Beijing to Stockholm, Toronto to Milan, New York, London, Lima, Sofia, Cape Town, Sydney & many more. I co-authored The Art of SEO book for O’Reilly Publishing. Now, I’m working on scaling Moz & trying to get comfortable with a new, much more demanding role.

From 2007-2013, I was Moz’s CEO, but have moved into a new position as an individual contributor, while our longtime COO, Sarah Bird, takes the CEO reigns.

When I’m not working I’m off exploring new parts of the world, spending time with Geraldine (whom I proposed to in Feb. 2007 and married in Sept. 2008) or watching the NFL. I’m also a big supporter of some local charities including SeeYourImpact, a startup non-profit focused on scaling the interaction between contributors and those who benefit as well as Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Interview Questions

Questions

• What’s your background before Moz and what are you currently focused on?
• What are the financial problems that you faced with your family in the past and how did you manage to overcome it?
• What’s Moz?
• What are the services of Moz, how it works and How much it cost?
• Who should use Moz and what is the main added value of Moz for your clients?
• You have your own crawl (now called Mozscape) what does that means?
• Is the use of Moz Pro account will cover the use of any other analytic software or still need to combine it with other users?
• What are the most important things to look at in terms of analytics?
• How did you manage to raise capital for Moz from 1.1 Million in 2007 up to 18 Millions in 2012? And how much you still own from the company, and what’s your current annual revenues?
• Why you decided to Step Down as CEO of Moz? And it was a personal decision or a decision resulted from external pressure?
• Content Creation vs. SEO is it 80 vs. 20 focus or how do you see it?
• If someone starts a blog today and blogs on daily basis for two years with 0 SEO, is it possible that the blog rank no.1 on google in its competitive niche?
• Ok now we decided to use SEO for the new blog, what should we do first?
• How do the keyword search? The selections should be for general keywords like in our show case business interview or post base focus based on the content of each interview.
• What are the must use analytics tools?
• How do you rank google +, facebook, twitter, pinterest in terms of how important it is to google?
• Is it matter if we post the same content at the same time or different times on all of our social media accounts through buffer or hootsuite?
• How to use categories and tags efficiently?
• Which content distribution platforms to register for?
• Is it wise to put as much as possible links to other websites in a blog post? Example when I post an interview I usually put all the websites and social media links for the interviewee in the interview page? Or that will reduce the SEO juice?
• How to make the slug or url or each post, should we include all the title in it?
• Best tools to speed-up a wordpress site? Is wpengine will really make a speed difference in the hosting comparing with Go Daddy or Blue Host as example?
• Best SEO plugins for wordpress?
• What do you think of Yoast plugin for on page SEO?
• Is footer is important for SEO?
• What are the must do things on page?
• What are the must do things off page? How to do link building and where to post?
• How important to have a transcript for a video or audio content for SEO?
• How important to add a title name for each picture that we publish?
• How much a small blog versus a popular blog should spend on SEO?
• What are the top 3 expensive SEO companies and affordable SEO companies?
• Can you recommend any good SEO strategist that take over fully they SEO and content marketing strategies?
• What’s inbound.org?
• What’s your personal strategy to create and leverage content, how to write, leverage and publish your content?
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• Share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• Top 3 movies

Website & Social Media Links 

https://moz.com

https://twitter.com/randfish

https://www.facebook.com/rand.fishkin

https://www.pinterest.com/randfish/

https://plus.google.com/+RandFishkin/posts

https://www.linkedin.com/in/randfishkin

https://www.slideshare.net/randfish

https://foursquare.com/randfish

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moz_(marketing_software)

https://www.inbound.org

 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rand-Fishkin/e/B002QPU0MU

Books

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          (The Co-Founder of WP Curve & Helloify and the Author of The 7 Day Startup)

WP Curve – The 7 Day Startup: You Don’t Learn Until You Launch

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Bio

Dan Norris is a passionate entrepreneur with an obsession for content marketing. His content has been described by Joe Pulizzi, the content marketing godfather himself, as “must read”. Dan was voted Australia’s top small business blogger by Australia’s largest business magazine, Smarter Business Ideas in 2013.

Dan is the co-founder in WP Curve, one of the world’s fastest growing WordPress support companies. WP Curve provides unlimited small WordPress fixes 24 / 7 for $69 per month.

https://wpcurve.com

https://twitter.com/thedannorris

https://www.facebook.com/dannorrisinformly?fref=browse_search

https://www.linkedin.com/in/thedannorris

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJh_QLCnFvzvfRSgESguhwA

https://medium.com/@thedannorris

Books 

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Interview Questions

• What’s your background before WP Curve?
• What’s WP Curve and how it works? And what are the services that you provide in details?
• What’s your competitive advantage from other similar services?
• Which founder came up with the idea of WP Curve then how the journey started?
• With how many employees you started the company and how many employees you have now?
• What’s the specialties or titles of your current team?
• How the work is structured between the employees and the founding team in terms of responsibilities?
• Do you have an office or all the work is done online, tell us more about that?
• How much was your revenue in the first month, third month and how much its during the past 3 months?
• How do you manage your online team and make sure they are consistent? Any software or system that you use?
• Any future plans to add more subscription plans with more added services?
• Any future plans to add more communication channels with your clients other than emails like through an app or asana or others?
• How do you market WP Curve successfully?
• What’s your blogging strategy? How often you blog and who mainly blogs from your team?
• How do you structure your content marketing strategy between interviews, blog posts and others?
• Is the live chat helps you convert customers, which strategy helped you the most to convert customers?
• Is the backup that you provide is daily backup, how it works?
• How do you guarantee the security?
• Do you do the SEO work in-house or you outsource it? Is on page SEO or Off Page is working for you more?
• What do you do offline to market for WP Curve?
• Do you have any partnership plans to expand WP Curve?
• Do you have a plan to sell WP Curve in the future?
• Tell us more about your book and what’s the strategies that you used to market it?
• share with us some of the tools or software that make you more efficient?
• What’s your daily life and work routine looks like? 
• What are your other hobbies?
• Who are your top 3 mentors?
• The most important factors for success in 3 words?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What makes you really happy?
• Do you have any notes or suggestions to improve Be Efficient Tv?
• How people can contact you?

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(The founder of inPhocus Media, He’s an Expert in Digital Marketing, Hosting and SEO, Nathan has Worked with Companies Such as HostGator, BlueHost, SEO, Hosting,Vanderbilt University and Envato)

How to select the SEO keywords ?Best On Page and off page SEO Tips? and Best SEO Analytics Tools and Services?

Best Themes & Pictures Resources, Best Tools or Plugins to Speed up a WordPress Site, How long it takes to rang a website in terms of SEO? Is PPC will enhance the SEO ranking? What’s the difference between Shared Hosting, VPS, and Dedicated server Hosting?

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With English and Arabic Subtitle

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Bio

Nathan is the founder and lead business marketing consultant of inPhocus Media a Houston based digital marketing studio. Nathan is also the author of the book Freelance Jumpstart, which teaches startups and entrepreneurs how to increase profit and productivity by using software and wise business techniques. Nathan has worked with companies such as HostGator, Vanderbilt University, and Envato to name a few.

Nathan holds a master’s in business ADMINISTRATION (MBA) from the University of Houston with a specialization in marketing analysis. He often writes articles on marketing, business, design, analytics and branding on his personal blog, NathanAllotey.com.

Websites & Social Media Links

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(Entrepreneur, Internet Marketing Expert in Forums, Membership Sites, SEO, Affiliate Marketing and The Founder of WPMaintain.co.uk)

How to Pick the Right Forum Idea, What are the Different Types of Forums?

Best Softwares, Systems and Plugins for Forums and Membership Sites

Video Interview

Audio

Bio

In a nutshell…

Realising quickly that a £40,000+ investment in university and professional exams to become a lawyer wasn’t going to provide me with the quick return on investment that I thought it would or the lifestyle to go with it, I was motivated to leave my high-paid job in London to learn how to start and grow a business on the Internet.

The first business I got into after leaving my job when I turned 23 in 2008 was a small online franchise that I bought from a franchise exhibition in London. I ran it successfully and profitably for just under 2 years before deciding that I could ‘go it alone’ without piggy backing off an existing brand or a ‘business in a box’ that anyone could buy.

Since then, I have built up my own brands with products and services that are sold around the world today. Online marketing is what got me started in this industry and that is still the core product of all my businesses which is now evolving into buying and selling online businesses to expand and grow faster than ever before.

Remember that kid at school who was always selling stuff to the other kids out of his locker and in the playground? Yep, that was me.

The longer story…

When I was 15, I was fascinated by the fact that I could buy something for £1 and sell it for £2 to somebody else who wanted the same thing but didn’t know how to get it for themselves. This simplified concept of business is how I became an accidental entrepreneur whilst still at school and started thinking about all the other things that I could apply this same principle to! It wasn’t long before I was ‘supplying’ all sorts of things to kids in the playground (nothing dodgy, all above board!). I was a jack-of-all-trades and master of nothing at first, but then I really drilled into my niche – selling posters of then-famous boy bands to girls at school. I had found my hungry market of buyers who would, quite literally, buy anything with a boy band picture or slogan on it.

I had no idea that what I was doing was running a ‘business’. It all made sense years later when I started a real business in the real world!

On my way to school on Monday morning, I’d spend all my lunch money on out-of-date pop star magazines such as Top of The Pops and Smash Hits which I bought cheaply (because they were out of date!) thanks to a little deal I did with the newsagent near the school. He didn’t know I was reselling the posters inside the magazines, I think he was just happy to get rid stock that he couldn’t sell otherwise! By the end of the week i’d have my initial investment back and a profit on top.

When I look back and connect the dots, it looks and sounds like a real business: I had found myself a few suppliers of my product, had a loyal customer base, had ‘staff’ (i.e. my friends) who would deliver the posters and collect the payment from the customers (i.e. the girls in the playground) in return for a percentage of every sale. All I had to do as the ‘business owner’ was keep up the relationships with my suppliers and keep my customers happy by meeting their demand for the latest posters of the Backstreet Boys and Take That!

This carried on for a while before I got into doing the same thing online. I bought domains on the Internet and sold them to whoever offered me more for them and continued to be fascinated that I could buy something for one price and sell it to someone else for a different price. I still didn’t know that this was business and it all only made sense when I look back on it now.

All of this fun stopped after my GCSEs and I started my journey down the academic path to a ‘secure’ job and a career as a lawyer. I studied hard, got my grades at school and then my Law degree. I tried to start businesses whilst at university but nothing really worked out. I successfully applied for a Subway franchise during my 2nd year at uni and had agreed in principle to open the store on the student campus where thousands of students gathered every day for lunch. It was a sure thing with guaranteed profits for many years to come. I had the franchise paperwork ready, contracts ready to sign, dates for training….and then the bank told me I couldn’t have the £30,000 loan I applied for (the actual Subway franchise fee was less than £10,000, the rest was for fitting out the store). I was gutted and I remember phoning home to say that I wasn’t going to be opening the first Subway store on campus. I had my heart set on doing this and but for the lack of money, I would have done it. I wasn’t upset for too long though because it was a Thursday that I got rejected by the bank and that means student night at uni – time to forget that I just had my first failure in business!

I focused on my Law degree after that and went on to pass my LPC at The College of Law in London with a Commendation in 2007. With no gap year or break I started working at top city law firms in London with a great salary for a graduate and a potentially greater legal career ahead.

I was good at my job but I didn’t love it. I didn’t have the same passion for practicing law that I thought I had and I quickly started to lose interest in my job after nearly 2 years of working. I decided to ‘take a break’ and see what other opportunities were out there to start a business or do something else. Naturally, I looked for ways to start a business on the Internet and that’s when I found this whole industry.

I applied the same principles that I learned back in school about business, i.e. to keep it simple and not over complicate the process of doing business. Today, I have built a training and consultancy business as well as various done-for-you service businesses with clients all around the world.

Some of my achievements:

• spoken at conferences and seminars to over 10,000+ people in 7 countries
• participated in a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS record-breaking event
• developed a respected and growing client base in the UK, Dubai, Australia, South Africa and USA
• took part in a joint venture that generated £100,000 in sales in 24 hours (read about it here)
• Skydived and walked on fire to raise money for charities that I support
• built a passionate team to work with spread across 4 countries
• travelled 150,000 miles around the world

My focus at the moment is on the following:

• consulting and training businesses around the world on their online marketing strategies to get more clients online
• building new businesses with passionate teams in place which add value to new and existing clients
• teaching other entrepreneurs how they can use the Internet to replace their job income and live the lifestyle that they want

Websites & Social Media Links

https://www.surajsodha.com/

https://www.wpmaintain.co.uk

https://www.internetmarketinghighway.com

https://www.facebook.com/likesuraj

https://twitter.com/SurajSodha

https://www.linkedin.com/in/surajsodha

https://www.youtube.com/user/ssodha

Interview Questions

• Lets start with your background before digging into the internet marketing field?
• How did you start in the internet marketing field and how long it took you to make your first $ online?
• You launched many products & services before, which one you think is your biggest breakthrough and which one have made you the most financially?
• You have built https://www.rapidleverage.net/, tell us more about the services that you provide through this forum and how it works?
• What are the different types of forums?
• What your subscribers like the most in your forums, the Q & A, webinars, others?
• How to built an idea for a forum, we want to teach the audience the process of building an online forum online?
• How to monetize a forum?
• What are the must use plugins that you use in a forum or membership site?
• Ok now we have a ready forum or membership site, what to do to launch it efficiently?
• You have a lifetime registration for your forum for 220, is that works or the people like the membership model more and why?
• How to deal with the issue of the people who subscribe as members then opt out after 1-2 months?
• Which video hosting service and plugins do you use to provide the videos access only to your members? And to host the videos only on your site?
• For web development can you recommend a team or online service for the audience that you have tested before?
• What is wp maintain?
• How to make a wordpress blog really fast?
• Your top 3 internet marketing tools?
• Your top 3 wordpress plugins?
• Which hosting that you recommend for websites with many visitors?
• How do you use Office Auto Pilot?
• How do you use affiliate marketing nowadays? Any recommended tools? And how do you use Nanacast?
• How long it takes you and how much do you charge to set a full sales funnel for a membership site or affiliate site?
• What are the latest Google algorithm changes? And SEO suggestions?
• Do you recommend a stand-alone landing page or to be within a website? Which one more credible and which one sales more?
• Any other interesting social media platforms are a must to use for companies, small business owners or startups? Other than facebook, linkedin, google+, twitter and pinterest?
• If I’m a new speaker, what are the strategies that you recommend to get speaking engagements? What are your strategies to get paid speaking engagements?
• What are your strategies to get featured in the media?
• Internet marketing masterminds that you recommend?
• How many team members are currently working with you offline and online? And can you highlight to us what they do exactly?
• How much do you charge per hour as consultant for your services?
• Did you work before on commission basis from revenue, do you have a price structure per lead or customer?
• How to blog consistently and efficiently?
• new projects to talk about: ContentDay.co.uk (launching soon)
• Tell us more about your other projects that you are currently working on or planning for the future?
• When you make money in what you like to invest? Do you think capital gain or cash flow?
• Take us through your typical working day?
• What are your other hobbies?
• If you are just starting today in your field, from where you will start and what are you going to focus on to be more successful?
• 3 things that you believe are the most important factors for any success?
• What are the Top 3 apps that you use on your smart phone?
• What are the habits that you are trying to develop to stay efficient?
• What are your top 3 favorite books?
• What are the top 3 people that you are inspired by? 
• What are the things that make you happy?
• How people can find you or contact you?

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