Brecht imparts knowledge (or lack thereof) to Scott about what to do with his business from time to time.
However, Brecht realized that what happens in one business doesn’t always translate well to another. Hear how he found out by some mistakes he made. Regardless, he may still tell Scott to do things with his business in this episode too…
All aboard the referral train! Scott sent out the Bat call to some previous/current customers and a few answered with people they knew who had a need that Scott’s company can solve. Doing good work pays off.
PS We can see comments now! Woohoo!
Brecht Palombo
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Paul Silver says
More Android problems – this episode doesn’t come up in your feed at all, I get it as a text post in my podcast player, and when I prod it, it comes up in a kind of web page view rather than a downloaded file.
So, it looks like your podcast plugin for WP is still a bit crap. Looking at the /feed/ of the website, there is no ‘enclosure url’ for this episode like there is for the previous ones, which is why my podcast player can’t pick up the file.
For any other Android users out there – I’ve used Huffduffer.com to grab random audio files and turn them in to my own podcast feed for years. I’ve used that to get this episode – https://huffduffer.com/paulsilver/235758 – if you use Huffduffer, it gives you a personal feed you can subscribe to in your podcast player, and anything you add to Huffduffer via their bookmarklet comes up on your phone when it next checks the feed. Very handy for trying things out or grabbing files that aren’t in a proper podcast.
Brecht says
The feed that we’re using for iTunes and Stitcher etc is not the blog feed but this http://simplecast.fm/podcasts/192/rss I’m able to play episodes from my iPhone browser. Sorry if your’e having trouble still.
Paul Silver says
Thanks Brecht, working like a charm.