Web Strategy Archives - Tony Cosentino

TCS 009: How to Podcast with WordPress

ByTony Cosentino October 24, 2018September 2, 2020

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10 steps to start podcasting
Step 1: A dynamic cardioid microphone
Audio-technica ATR-2100 $99 delivered
Dynamic because they are more rugged, need no external power and less sensitive to subtle background noises.
Cardioid because it will allows you to record in any room without the need for sound treatment due to its pickup pattern being specifically in front and close to the mic
It’s USB and XLR so it will grow with you
Lots of podcasters use the so there’s a lot of help videos out there for you to learn from…

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TCS 008: Using social platforms to connect with your customers – with Tony Hollingsworth

ByTony Cosentino August 3, 2018September 2, 2020

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A fascinating discussion with Tony Hollingsworth who has been using social media since most of them began as a heavy user. His insights will save you literally years of learning…

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TCS 006: The Rise of Entrepreneurs in the country with Trish Sait

ByTony Cosentino June 13, 2018August 9, 2018

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A fantastic interview with entrepreneur, marketer, web developer and wine lover Trish Sait who left the big smoke in Sydney and move to country Victoria to start a new chapter in her life. Trish has found it very rewarding being part of The Centre in Wangaratta to help the disengaged youth and adults finish their…

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TCS 002: Hackers gonna hack

ByTony Cosentino March 13, 2018April 13, 2018

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Here is a story about dealing with a website that has been hacked. I got an email from a digital agency I work with who had one of their websites hacked. This podcast walks through the process I followed to find and remove the hacking in relatively simple terms. This is what the website looked…