Anyone listen to WebmasterRadio.fm's domain program?

What have you learned?

[Webwork]

I've been meaning to listen, just like I've been meaning to connect my new speakers to my PC for the last 9 months. :)

I think it's about time I do both.

Anyone give the show a regular listen?

What did you learn that you didn't pick up elsewhere?

Anyone ever speak on the show? What was your subject?

Anyone want a homework assignment? Listen to a show and report what you learned here. What I'd really like to know are what are some of the best, most informative shows. (In that regard, if you have actual knowledge, I am inviting either specific date/subject references or links to downloads of the specific show with an explanation of the topics.)

I'm interested in upgrading our collective domain intelligence. What do you have to offer in the audible education realm?

[gamb]

it's a great show

[Webwork]

Tell me about it . . what made for a great experience? What did you learn?

[gamb]

nothing groundbreaking, but it is always great to hear how people got started. Lots of good stories about people acquiring their names, what their strategies are etc.

The actual advice isn't too incredible - development is where a lot of money is, and focus your domains in niches is what a lot of people say.

they also have archives so you can listen to old shows whenever...

[pmkpmk]

Am I right that they still not have the airing times of the sessions listed? Makes it hard for overseas listeners...

[viggen]

...well for a non english speaker to actually hear all those seo terms in real english for the first time is quite an experience, and if i ever should attend a conference in the states i know now at least how to pronounce those terms... :)

...all in all it is just nice to listen to people that talk about things nobody would understand here at home...
so thumbs up for the that station

p.s. my favorites are; SEO Rockstars, Daily SearchCast and Strike Point

[pmkpmk]

I'm up for that challenge. But every time I tuned in, it was just music.

[viggen]

I'm up for that challenge. But every time I tuned in, it was just music.

go to archive, all the shows are there and can be downloaded for free..

cheers
viggen

[pmkpmk]

*slapping hand against forehead*

Oh my... thanks!

[nonni]

It's available via podcast - so you can download it and listen whenever you like. I learned a lot listening last summer, but have gotten a bit bored. The commercials are sometimes irritating, some of the hosts can be full of themselves, but there is sometimes good content there.