Red Eye Pod - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 9

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David Lawrence: Hey its David Lawrence and Bob Parsons who is the president founder of GoDaddy who you have been listening to during the show. He asked me to help him get Radio GoDaddy started and to reach out to folks like you because it*s important to him and to the people who work for the company to have informed and involved customers. You can get all the details on this show at www.radiogodaddy.com but the more you know about the Internet, how it affects, how you can succeed by being a part of it the more likely you are to become a GoDaddy customer that*s all there is to it. Now apart from that I can't think of any company or chief executive more willing to step up and address contentious and often polarizing issues. It*s part of his nature. Check out www.bobparsons.com as well as the new site he*s setup at the www.dangerofnoprivacy.com. I join with Bob and GoDaddy in urging you to get involved. Think of the Internet as you would your hometown or your country. Your voice can help make it the place you want to be. Go to www.GoDaddy.com. If you buy anything there use David as your checkout code; get a dollar off, that*s www.GoDaddy.com.

David Lawrence: Alright this hour*s Bookmark This we are by the way the Bookmark This is brought to you by friends over at www.visitorville.com. When you look at your, when you look at web analysis tools it*s often just a mishmash of text and IP addresses and Lord knows what all. Maybe there is some graphic interface if you have you know some sort of a weblog analysis tool but nothing like www.visitorville.com. It*s like playing a video game. It*s really odd it really is. It's like you can look at your site as there was a little city with each building being a different pages on your site. The bus station is where visitors that are coming in from search engines depart and then they walk over to wherever, whatever page they want to be at. And it*s really cool. You can see them coming in from Google and Yahoo and AOL and all that and you can actually watch them as they roam around your website. So there is a fee for this every month but I can get you 10% off that fee. Go to www.visitorville.com/david that*s www.visitorville.com/david and checkout this really amazing, I think you can get 30 days check it out as well. So go try it out www.visitorville.com/david. So this hour*s Bookmark this we are talking about blogging and Podcasting because we have the new Maria*s Guide to Podcasting setup and so you know we definitely want to tell you about different places to go for other resources and one of the first things that you want to do is get yourself a blog because it*s easy to put up Podcasting episodes if you have a blog tool where you can make an entry. Because in that entry you put the Podcast mp3 file and then the RSS Feed sends it out to everybody who has subscribed. So having a blog makes Podcasing very, very easy to do. So we recommend if you can't install Movable Type on a server that you have and if you already have a server you probably know about Movable Type or are already using it. But what lot of people don*t know is that the people at Six Apart have a service called TypePad, like Movable Type, pad like paper pad, pad a paper. www.typepad.com is a service where you can get a blog. My blog is david.typepad.com it*s my acting blog. I have Movable Type installed but I thought now I will try this TypePad thing out and see what it does. You can actually follow how my acting carrier is going here in LA. And you can also get your own TypePad blog and you can Podcast from the TypePad blog, which is very cool. You just include an mp3 file and then the RSS Feed will take care of it from there. So go to www.typepad.com to get more details that*s www.typepad.com for more details. That is this hour*s Bookmark this.

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