149 Podcast Answer Man – Stats Vs Influence

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Stats Vs Influence

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In this episode, I talk about the following items:
- iTunes Listing Rankings
- Stats v/s Attention & Influence
- Voice Memo Recordings from the iPhone
- My Future Equipment Sales

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Cliff Ravenscraft

Andy,

Thank yo so much for your feedback here on the site! I'm glad that the podcast is causing you to think of new ways to approach podcasting.

I'm happy to announce that I'll be launching the first episode of my newest podcast at http://VirtualAssistantPodcast.com this week!

Blessings!

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Andy Richardson

Hi Cliff, I learned a lot from this episode. First, I thought that the idea of building your show through relation to other shows versus trying to gain popularity just through itunes. It is actually a better business plan to go this route too.

I also liked the idea of hiring an assistant to help you get more done. I know this is a big trend right now, but I can see value in it. Most people are going oversees, but you mentioned using someone "virtually" here in the States. I see the worth in hiring someone without language barriers and cultural barriers. Those are real challenges for outsourcing work overseas. Either way, I am not really a fan of the term " virtual" assistant.

I have enjoyed your show, and look forward to more!