Rob Shultz reveals 5 Crucial Emerging Audio and Vid Trends from the expo trenches
October 5th, 2007 by Lani VoivodOne of the bummers of being a 41-week pregnant mom, wife, and business owner is I can’t just fly off and attend all the cool content, online marketing, and creative business-building events that take place around this great nation of ours.
Luckily, I can live vicariously through those friends, colleagues, and blogging professionals who are out there in the field, partying with the big, bold ideas of today and tomorrow.
Success coach and info product creation expert Rob Shultz of AudaciousAudio.com is one of those lucky fellas.
Rob just got back from the annual Podcast and New Media Expo (PNME), and scooped the latest news ‘n views of the new media industry. In fact, on his Blogbuster Audio (and Video!) blog, he revealed “The Five Crucial Emerging Audio and Video Trends that can help you boost your profits and more fully leverage your content.”
We’re talking tips and resources for easy, abundant, and often FREE content creation - more proof that there’s never been a better time to be a lifestyle entrepreneur or small business owner.
No more excuses about equipment, or budget, or barriers to entry, etc. You’ve got everything you need to explode onto your chosen scene, make your mark, once and for all.
C’mon - your niche audience is waiting for you!
Have some fun with your marketing. Get creative. Take chances. Break out of your industry’s mold. Be a rebel, a thought leader, a visionary, a renegade. Make up your own rules. Invent, explore, or run away with the forums and platforms that work for you.
In other words…Go ahead, A-HA YOURSELF!
Stuck for ideas on how to get your name, biz, and brand out there to your ideal audience?Check out “The A-Ha Action Guide: How to Turn Your Most Powerful Ideas Into Profitable, Joy-Filled Action” and get the answers, insights, and direction you’re looking for!
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