I was delighted to be invited for an interview by fellow internet marketer Earl Netwal as part of his Yearlings series of interviews hosted on Blog Talk Radio.
I hadn’t done an interview for a while so it was great to have the experience again.
We spoke for approximately half an hour and discussed blogging, including how to come up with unlimited blog post ideas, what makes a JV Giveaway successful and communicating with your email subscribers.
I didn’t have any preparation for the interview so don’t sound as assured as perhaps I could have done but I know I will get better in these situations with practice.
You can listen to the interview below but for some reason there are problems with the sound. Earl’s introduction is crystal clear but the rest of the interview is quieter and in mono.
I have attempted to boost the sound so it’s audible. I hope you enjoy it!
Any comments? Leave them for me below!
Hi David,
Well done it was a really good interview, loved the comment by “hook or by crook” it made me smile.
I was interested to hear more about your traffic generation from twitter as I know you are really successful on there, I am starting to see some good traffic from twitter now.
You are fast becoming known as being a giveaway expert, I wonder if you ever thought that would happen when you started online?
Sally
.-= Sally Neill´s last blog ..Sally Neill 2010 =-.
Hi Dave,
Just ride with the flow,you will get better with time
Hi David
I have just come over from Sally’s blog.
I thought your interview was very interesting you sounded assured to me as you obviously know your stuff. I am an ultra newbee to IM but have had an offline business.
I was encouraging for me to hear that you are ready to help newbees.
I was in Cardiff recently (last time proir, I was there was 35 years ago when I was a kid as my mum was born in Barry) I could not belieive how it has changed. A really nice city by the bay. I was there during the dreaded football match great weather but spoiled as Cardiff did not deserve to lose
All the best
Vince