To create a good, clear audio recording,

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To create a good, clear audio recording, you’ll want a decent microphone. I’ve listed some great, cheap USB podcast microphones here that still record excellent quality audio, so that’s a great place to start if you’re looking for recommendations.

Example of this type of blogging content marketing: 7 Tips for Opening Your Story In Medias Res (K.M. Weiland) (scroll down to the bottom for the audio recording)

21. Podcast Episodes
Some bloggers also start a podcast—though I’d definitely recommend you don’t try to start both at the same time if you’re new to each of these channels. If you’re struggling to decide which to start first, check out my tips on blogs vs podcasts. And for an example of how I ran my own podcast, check out this episode with best-selling author Jeff Goins.

Podcast Episodes as a Type of Audio Content to Capture New Audience for Your Blog
It’s a great idea to publish your podcast episodes on your blog. Some readers will listen from your blog itself, and may not use a dedicated podcast app on their phone. You could also include a transcript of the episode, or algeria phone number library notes, to both make it more accessible and help with SEO (Search Engine Optimization).

Example of these blog content types: Reach: Create the Biggest Audience For Your Book With Becky Robinson (The Creative Penn)

22. Videos
You can include videos in your blog posts, either with a short introduction and notes—or with the video content being used as an example, supplement or an alternative to the written instructions in the article.

Types of Content (for a Blog) Video Screenshot Example
Make sure you do this by uploading your video to YouTube or Vimeo, then embedding it in your blog post. Don’t upload the video to your media library and then add it to your post: that will end up eating a huge amount of your bandwidth, along with a chunk of your storage space.

Example of this blogging content type: How to Migrate from WordPress.com to WordPress.org (SmartWP)

23. Live Streaming (Live Video)
The only thing more interactive than video content is doing a live stream where you’ll be interacting in real-time with your audience, wherever they tune in from around the world. You can think of live streaming like a webinar, but often with a bit less structure (usually no slides or a presentation, per se). Take this content example of Bob Ross live streaming on Twitch:

Bob Ross Live Streaming Content Types Example (Screenshot)
While live streaming tends to be most popular in the video game space, it’s becoming more common with other creative fields where artists & musicians often launch live streams to collaborate with their audience or give them a glimpse into what their creative process looks like—making for some of the most uniquely valuable content.