Resources: Stuff That We Use To Produce The Podcast and The Blog

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6 thoughts on “Resources: Stuff That We Use To Produce The Podcast and The Blog

  1. Hi guys,

    I really like your podcast and I would suggest that you start using https://flattr.com , so that people can donate small amounts of money for your podcast, single episodes or your other stuff.

    I think that flattr can be a big improvement for content providers.

    I would be the first who would donate some bucks for your content.

    Best regards and keep going,
    Alex

      • Hi Dan,

        no, not at all.

        I simply like the service for three reasons:

        1. It’s easy to configure for different types of content (podcasts, episodes, articles, even tweets via http://superfav.de, git accounts maybe even single commits).
        2. It’s a nice and easy feedback mechanism for consumers. A single click means: “I like your content, which you provide for free. Please provide more!”
        3. I, as a consumer, can provide a fixed amount of money (e.g. 3, 5, 10, 100 euros or dollars) so the costs can’t get out of hand.

        I think it is a good way to provide free content but besides that give the consumers the possibility to say thank you and give you a small amount of money.

        Best regards,
        Alex

    • Jenn- I changed our feed to iTunes so they “should” show up there soon. If not, you can always download them from the here on the site (all episodes are at SimpleLifeTogether.com/(episode#, such as 001-062). Hope this helps!