Choosing the Right Conferencing Tool for Podcast Editors

As podcast editors, most of us work remotely and have use some kind of software solution for calls and meetings. But how happy are you with the tool you're using? Is it the right one for you?

When it comes to choosing a conferencing tool for podcasting purposes, there are many factors to consider. The most important factors are usually ease of use, cost, and (probably) how good the conferencing tool looks. 

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• What conferencing tools our Yetis use
• One tool many people forget about
• A cool way to let potential clients choose their preferred communication method
• Some uncommon things you might want to consider about your conferencing tools
• Ideas about when it's time to change tools

BONUS: How and why we use markers in our production processes.

• Zoom Video Conferencing - Bryan uses Zoom because of the integration with Book Like a Boss. Carrie uses it too. But it's definitely not a free service.
• Libsyn Studio | Create and Launch your podcast today! - Patrick mentioned libsyn Connect, which led us to a short reference to libsyn Studio.
• How to Take Podcast File Sharing and Collaboration to the Next Level - This is where we talked with Kam from Notetracks about file sharing and collaboration.
• Slack - Slack has a new "huddle" conferencing function.
• Calendly - Daniel used to use Calendly for bookings.
• Book Like A Boss - Bryan uses Book Like a Boss for scheduling client and prospect calls, as well as booking podcast interviews. He loves how it integrates with Zoom and how he can have both free and paid offerings. (Qualifying purchases with this link benefit Bryan.)
• MeetFox | Free Scheduling and Meeting Software - Daniel uses Meetfox to schedule and host his conference calls.
• Google Meet - If you use Google Calendar, you can use Google Meet to handle your video conferences.

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This episode of the Podcast Editors Mastermind was edited by Alejandro Ramirez. You can find him on Facebook if you're interested in talking with him about editing your show.

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• Daniel Abendroth | Roth Media
• Carrie Caulfield Arick | YaYa Podcasting
• Bryan Entzminger |