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7. On the next page you will be given information to allow you to directly promote your Podcast. Also,
you can choose to have Cyberears.com register your Podcast with numerous Podcast registries.
Choose the registries that you would like your Podcast automatically submitted to and once you are
done, click on Save & Next.
Note: Registries are databases which hold information about where the podcast is located on the
web, descriptions, and so on. Registries work much in the same way as an Internet search engine
(e.g. Google.com). They don't contain the audio files – they just register your Podcasts so that
others can find you. These registries are checked by programs called aggregators (such as
iTunes), which update their podcast listings and make them available to the program's listeners.
Any podcast that a listener is interested in can be 'subscribed' to which then tells the aggregator to
check for new episodes of the Podcast periodically. Usually the aggregator programs check
registries about once every hour or so.
8. Now you can choose the file that you would like to upload. Click on File | Select file(s) on the applet
on the screen.
9. Find the mp3 that you recorded with Audacity and click Open..
10. The last step is to describe your episode. Type in the filename and a description and click on Save &
End.
Tip: MP3 files have embedded information in them (called ID3 tags) that describe the audio file
created. This includes information such as Artist, Track Name, Album, etc. This information is
automatically updated for you by Cyberears.com so that any person downloading the audio file will
get the information 'tagged' on it that is consistent with the Podcast information you have submitted.
11. And you are all done! You have successfully published your podcast. Now listeners around the
world can check out your podcast and subscribe to it if they wish.
Tip: Make sure that your podcast was properly uploaded and registered by using an aggregator
program such as iTunes to find your podcast. Remember, however, that some aggregators might
not be checking certain registries. This is why it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the
different podcast registries and aggregators on the Internet in order for your podcasts to reach the
3largest audience possible. Also keep in mind that registries take some time to update their listings
of new Podcasts. It's not uncommon for registries such as iTunes to take weeks to add your
Podcast to their listing. Typically you will be sent an email letting you know that they are reviewing
your Podcast to see if it is acceptable to them before they add it. Each registry has their own
operational procedures for this, and they change regularly. Make sure that you familiarize yourself
with their individual policies so that you know when to expect to see your show appear on their
listings.
Tip: Cyberears.com have bundled a free 30 day account with your Ion Audio Podcasting Kit. At
the end of this 30 day period, you will receive notifications from Cyberears.com to allow you to
purchase a subscription account directly with them and extend your hosting while the subscription
is active. There are different levels of service subscriptions available.
www.cyberears.com for more information on your subscription options.
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