PRLeads' Dan Janal and I discuss creative techniques for ebook promotion through traditional media, social media, and paid media.

Interview with Shel Holtz about the not so strange concept of choosing to use fiction in your content marketing efforts.

Interview with Dan Janal, President of PR Leads, on how best to use his journalist-source matchmaking service to improve your chances of being quoted.

Interview with Ed O'Keefe, Editor-in-Chief of NowThis News, an original news service designed specifically for viewing on mobile audiences, and shared via social media.

For gadget review site Ubergizmo, coverage at CES is critical. They must publish on average 100 posts a day about product announcements and reviews. It's a tough job that takes a lot of coordination and very little sleep.

Storify co-founder, Burt Herman, on ways journalists, marketers, and political groups have been using his product to collect and publish information from the Web. sparkmediasolutions.com, sparkminute.com

Interview with Rooftop Media CEO, Will Rogers, on publishing topical comedy video content before anyone else.

Tips from the cast of the podcast Good Job Brain on how to write and produce entertaining trivia games.

Bobbie Johnson launches a new online magazine that bucks the trend of high volume crappy content and aims to just produce one fantastic article every single month and charge people to read it. For more sparkminute.com and sparkmediasolutions.com

Tim Schmoyer of Video Creators and ReelSEO offers excellent advice on using YouTube annotations and building your YouTube audience.

Interview with Christopher Null on launching a new film review site, Film Racket, in an incredibly crowded space of other film review sites.

Drew Keller of StoryGuide offers some tips on quickly shooting elements of an interview-based video to get all the aspects of the story you need.

Marshall Kirkpatrick, former co-editor of ReadWriteWeb offers some amazing hacks on how to be the first to get and report on the hottest news stories.

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Revision3 CEO Jim Louderback discusses ways to work with your audience to generate more Web content and strengthen your relationship with your audience.

Interview with Jamie Wright of Lekker Media on how he works with companies to create funny videos that they love, but most other people won't get.

Cameron Rambert of the contesting firm, The Studio Dreams, offers up some advice on running a contest to solicit ideas, articles, photos, and videos for you to publish on your site or use for business development.

Conversations with event producers Surj Patel and Clare Ryan of GigaOM Events of what makes a great speaker pitch, and what doesn't.

TIME Magazine Editor at Large Harry McCracken shares some tricks on how to dig through the history of Google Patents to find new and really popular stories.

Photographer Michael O'Donnell of ZatPhoto discusses his techniques for sharing his professional photos in real time at live events over social media.

Conversation with TIME Magazine Tech Editor at Large Harry McCracken on the absurdly poor press releases he gets. We discuss what makes a press release laughably bad, and how to avoid being the butt of journalists' jokes. Episode includes all the elements to include/not include in a press release that will catch a journalist's attention instead of their mockery.

Retrevo's Gadgetology research reports consistently unveil fascinating behavior about our use and knowledge of technology. Andrew Eisner reveals the secret to Retrevo's incredibly successful reports that are consistently picked up by multiple media outlets.

How can you use the wisdom and talent of the crowd to create cheaper and better content? Patrick Kearney of You Kids Today podcast talks about how he used crowdsourcing tools to build his podcast.