Meeting with Shibga about podcasts. Took a bunch of notes on a some post-it note cards during the meeting. He was talking about using interviews as a way to build up your content as well as build rapport with others in your industry. He was saying that if you do a direct pitch, most people say no. If you ask for an interview and build rapport, people will say yes to that and then it could blossom into a valid conversation. Shib was representing a company called ashmedia.org. Their pitch was spend an hour a week on podcast stuff and then let them do all of the editing and pushing things to different social media platforms.

By way of a note, way back, Steve had the idea of going to every major city and putting on free business seminars and conferences. Basically, teaching people about business and business skills. We could then use our product, adilas, to show those concepts. That's an old dream, but it got resurfaced as I was talking to Shib. It has a similar flavor of sharing and building rapport, then seeing if the conversations come up. The modern way of doing something like that is podcasts vs in-person seminars. Big cost difference and big time demand difference. It doesn't mean that it is bad, it just may need some updating, meaning the dream.

Emails and sending out a request for information from Shari O., Cory, and Sean. They are the ones that help with onboarding new clients, setup, configuration, and deployment. Trying to gather some of this information together into a single place.