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Comment on #34 Brendon Sinclair’s Business Mix – 11 May ’06 – Great PR Tips for Your Business by Step 7 of Web Site Marketing: Public Relations • Web Site Marketing Experts

Step 7 of Web Site Marketing: Public Relations • Web Site Marketing Experts — Sun, 30 May 2010 12:16:17 +0000

[...] You’ll find an interview I did with Chelsea over here on Tailored Podcast. [...]

Comment on #35 Brendon Sinclair’s Business Mix – 15 May ’06 – Secrets of a Successful Web Development Business by How do you approach local small businesses for work? « Dreamwalkn in Vermont

Wed, 03 Oct 2007 21:11:15 +0000

[...] Here’s a podcast interview I did with a guy called Billy Kirkley who built his web business up from a 1 man band to 9 people in 11 months and he (rightly) gives all the credit to me after he read The Web Design Business Kit – ;o) [...]

Comment on #35 Brendon Sinclair’s Business Mix – 15 May ’06 – Secrets of a Successful Web Development Business by Gabriel Goldenberg

Gabriel Goldenberg — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 05:00:20 +0000

Fascinating points discussed above. I’m going to download this an listen to it tomorrow afternoon. BTW, Brendon, you should have SitePoint include the SEO letter you send to prospects in the Kit. I don’t think mine had one, and as I’m an SEO rather than a designer, it would have been great to have!

Keep up the great work!

Regards,
Gabriel Goldenberg

Comment on #51 – Search Marketing – SEO vs Pay Per Click by Andrew Cavanagh

Andrew Cavanagh — Thu, 07 Jun 2007 23:44:53 +0000

Great audio Brendon,

Of course advertising and exposure is never an either/or question.

You track and continue every form of advertising method that makes a profit.

Kindest regards,
Andrew Cavanagh

Comment on #51 – Search Marketing – SEO vs Pay Per Click by Ted Hessing

Ted Hessing — Sun, 25 Mar 2007 20:57:38 +0000

Brendon,

I’ve been away a while but what happened to the podcasts? Listening to you and Jim Cramer (two of the greatest modern-day capitalists and businessmen I know) I was terrifically motivated!

Comment on #46 BS Biz Mix – 28 Aug ’06 – An Inside Look at a Day at Tailored by Dave Starr

Dave Starr — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 03:00:40 +0000

Hi Brendon,

Haven’t been able to join you folks here for a couple months now because of my big move. yesterday I had along drive to make so I dis as i usually do and D/L’d a CD’s worth of the latest shows expecting to pleasantly while away the drive time getting back up to date.

Having read your recommendation a month or so back for the Levelator software I assumed … you know that ass-u-me story … that you folks had processed the files here. However, if you did, it certainly didn’t work right. This show is virtually impossible to listen to … Anthony’s voice is almost totally inaudible when the volume is set so that Tina’s voice is at a comfortable level … and at that volume setting … Wow! when you laugh … OMG, makes the car speakers try to jump out of their mounts. My dear wife begged me to tune it off after just a minute or two and she only beat me to the ‘eject’ button by a few seconds.

Is post-processing in the works for any of these ‘casts, or is there a simple way to make the .WAV or .AIFF source available so I could process myself and make it listenable?

Best regards
Dave

Comment on #45 BS Biz Mix – 18 Aug ’06 – The Power of Good Copywriting by Charlotte

Charlotte — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 15:59:41 +0000

Hey guys, I can’t get your “Podcasts” RSS feed to work. I searched for the Tailored podcast in iTunes and it found two entries and I tried to subscribe to both of them, to no avail.

I really miss the Tailored podcast and haven’t been able to listen since my iPod went wonky back in October. Please help??

Comment on #51 – Search Marketing – SEO vs Pay Per Click by Arne Kriedemann

Arne Kriedemann — Fri, 24 Nov 2006 12:42:23 +0000

Hi Brendon,

the podcast’s content is great, as always of course, but audio’s quality is poor.
I don’t mean whole audio but your voice.
Did you record it in a hall?
Aren’t there two mics for recording?
I ask because Tina’s sound is okay.
And, yes, I know you’re australian and yes, I know you just turned 40, so taht you think there’s not so much time left, but do yo see a possibility to speak slowlier, so that someone, who doesn’t live in Australia for a couple of years has the chance of understanding what you say?
Because speed AND australian accent make it impossible for me to follow the content, because I understand only every third word and have to listen to the podcast twice.
Would be nice!

Greets from Ritterhude (near Bremen), Germany, Europe, other side of the world

Arne Kriedemann

Comment on #49 – The Ethical Way to Maximise Your Affiliate Sales? by Don

Don — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 23:07:12 +0000

That was very informative. I am new to blogging, and discovered the payperpost website. With a marketing backround it’s tough to know where to draw the line when it comes to selling

keep up the good work

Comment on #47 BS Biz Mix – 7 Sept 2006 – Does Your Business Need a Mobile Phone Friendly Website? by Devon Wright

Devon Wright — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 20:09:25 +0000

With the mobile phones online in general it’s still back in 1994. How many mobile browsers are there? Last I heard there were dozens….and the only one I’d ever use is Opera (because I’ve heard others are happy with it).

Where we are we get $5/month for unlimited online access during the month. I don’t know how the download speeds are, though.

Another problem with mobile phone content is that every browser parses the code differently. This site shows a good example, however, the creator seems to be very pro-Opera (which I’m sure is why I’d want to use it).