Tips and Best Practices

• What recording equipment do you recommend?

  Here is our recommend podcast and webinar recording equipment. Webcam Logitech Brio 4K Webcam Microphone Shure MV7 USB/XLR Dynamic Microphone with Tripod If traveling: Samson Q2U USB/XLR Dynamic Microphone If inFew readers

Guests

• Want to be a guest on an Earmark Podcast?

  Due to the vast number of requests and podcasts we have, please fill out this potential future guest intake form. Once added to our pool of possible future guests, someone from the Earmark team will reach out when the applicable opportunity arises.Featured

• I work for a PR company, do you offer earned opportunities for my clients?

  Due to the vast number of requests and podcasts we have, please fill out this potential future guest intake form. Once added to our pool of possible future guests, someone from the Earmark team will reach out when the applicable opportunity arises.Few readers

Instructors

• Preparing for your dry-run/tech check

  Do not use Safari as your browser Choose the same location, computer, microphone, and lighting that will be used for your webinar (view our recommend recording equipment) Click the link in your calendar appointment to join the webinar. If you do not have your dry-run/tech check on your calendar please email production@earmark.meFew readers

• Preparing your Earmark Webinar+ presentation slides

  Timing: Presentations should last between 40 and 50 minutes, including Q&A. Because our webinars are converted to self-study courses, you do NOT have to achieve exactly 50 minutes. Slides: We recommend no more than 40 slides per hour of CPE. Less is more! If you have a lot of text on your slides, consider moving most of the text to the notes and leaving just the header on your slide. Images are great for capturing attention. Final Slide: Be sure to include a final slide with yourFew readers