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Friday, 17 November 2006
Thanks to someone at itunes....
I was browsing around itunes the other day, and discovered to my pleasure that they had featured my podcast on the front page of their podcast section. But not only am I grateful for that, I was pleasantly surprised to find that they had done some graphic design on my logo. Usually my podcast logo is the goofy photo of me at the Summer Palace in Beijing, however someone at itunes had added my name in a rather funky manner and the podcast title. You can imagine my surprise when I saw my ugly mug staring back at me with my name in rather large letters! So thanks itunes, the number of downloads and subscribers has increased because of it - the vast majority of my subscribers subscribe through itunes.
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I was thrilled to discover that my podcast was featured on the front page of iTunes, complete with a creatively redesigned logo that showcased my name and the podcast title, leading to a significant increase in downloads and subscribers, especially since most of my audience comes from iTunes!
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