Dave Jackson has been my only podcast consultant and coach that help me start my 12 podcasts. He helped me physically to get four to five of these up and running. Not only did he set up my WordPress blog, he also helped with graphics, dealing with the hosting companies, getting things uploaded, getting into iTunes and all that. He also did technical support for me. He solved problems when we had them, and more than anything else gave me the valuable recommendations, suggestions, and comments for improving the podcast. I have 12 podcasts, and Dave has been involved in six of them. They’ve all been successful, and they’ve all been well received.
I think Dave’s biggest strength is his customer service. You expect that from him. He also gives that personal touch because he knows so much. Whether its in remote conference calls, delivery of content, or the podcast infrastructure, Dave has done it all. Do I recommend Dave Jackson as a podcast coach and consultant? Absolutely! I don’t think you’re going to find a better customer service oriented individual than Dave Jackson.
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Fred Castaneda
Struggling Entrepreneur
www.strugglingentrepreneur.com
I listened to a lot of podcasts and read a lot of books, but never really found what I was looking for. I joined the School of Podcasting and immediately got the confidence to get going. Being able to e-mail Dave Jackson instead of reading pages and pages and never finding the answer. To me Dave Jackson IS the School of Podcasting, and having access to him and going to the roundtables and being able to see his computer so I can see exactly how to do something is well worth the price. The time, energy, and frustrating I save well worth it the price I pay. I’ve been podcasting for months now and I still am a member because it’s worth it to have someone who knows what they’re talking about to answer any questions I may have. I highly recommend the School of Podcasting
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Mark Wade
A1ArtistSpotlight @ gmail.Com
www.a1artistspotlight.com
My podcast “Self Help For Stoners” exists thanks to the School of Podcasting and Dave Jackson (all around nice guy and “Uber Podcast Guru”). I had recorded an episode on my computer but could not get the tech details to get it into iTunes. I tried working out some of the RSS feeds and the whole Feedburner account, and I just didn’t understand that part. I’m a comedy and fiction writer and I was not the guy to figure this out. Finally after banging my head against the wall, I realized that if I was going to have a podcast available to the world through iTunes I needed Dave Jackon. I contacted him about a one on one session and Dave could not have been a nicer, more helpful teacher. Dave is extremely patient, and I needed someone who is patient. When it comes to the tech stuff, I was not patient. Not only did he get me through getting the podcast setup, he even sent me a video afterward that showed me how I could continue to do it, and I just published my second episode all by myself thanks to Dave’s video. If you’re thnking about getting a podcast together look no further. Dave is THE guy guy to talk to. Dave is THE man to get things dones. Thanks Dave I really appreciate.
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Robert Chazz Chute
Author of Self Help For Stoners – Stuff To Read When You’re High
www.allthatchazz.com
The School of Podcasting is the best money I’ve ever spent in my life. I’ve received unlimited support from the staff at the School of Podcasting. The resources are off the hook. The roundtable are invaluable. I don’t know that I could’ve started podcasting wihtout the School of Podcasting. Thanks for helping someone who had no background in what this is all about to get on the air.
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J.R. Stanley
www.llmlive.com
We enjoy doing the pdocast at themtwodudes.com. It’s a lot of fun. There are a lot of reasons why you might want your own. If you do want one of your own, the School of Podcasting has everything you need. Dave Jackson is a cool guy. Go. Now. Do it. School of Podcasting!
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Mike
www.them2dudes.com
The site provides a wealth of information and the weekly podcasts are always chock full of relevant content to help you take your podcast from a concept to completion. But the thing that separates the school of podcasting from imitators is the level of support beyond the site and podcast. Dave makes himself available through weekly conference calls and is always an email away. I really appreciate his passion and dedication to the site.
Charley Hays 1 Yard Short Podcast
1yardshort.podbean.com podcast coming in March 2008
“In the world of hyped up and heavily promoted podcasts Dave Jackson is a Rare find. He is honest, extremely affordable, incredibly patient and supportive. He provides his client more value than they ask for. ”
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Addie Kania
“Thanks for the note, and thanks for the excellent facility you’ve put together here. I’m an academic Japan specialist with little knowledge of technology. Your resources were a great help in creating the Japan Considered Podcast. I especially appreciate the video tutorials. All of them are professionally done. You know how to teach!
Robert Angel
Associate Professor and
Director of Undergraduate Studies
Political Science
www.JapanConsidered.org

Hear what radio veteran Jeff Lamb of www.buffalodick.tv had to say about Dave Jackson and the School of Podcasting.
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“Thanks Dave for helping me get started with podcasting. Your personal attention last week enabled me to produce my first podcast and get a grasp on RSS feed basics. I am grateful for your help.”
Kevin Whitaker
Community Webcasting
www.communitywebcasting.com
I’m listening to the public versions of the Morning Announcements right now, and just wanted to say thanks. In the last 40 minutes, I’ve learned more about what to do and what not to do than in the last 3 weeks of Googling about podcasting. I just went and signed on for the monthly payment version. Thanks a lot!
I’ll be recording my first ‘cast next week, and am a lot more confident now that I’ve got some more info on what works and what doesn’t
Vicky Rowe
The Gotmead Webwench
http://www.gotmead.com
Listen to School of Podcasting site creator Dave Jackson being interviewed by Kim Costello of Gonzo Gone Wrong.
www.gonzogonewrong.com/
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“It helped me put my website together”
“I feel more computer literate just from your site alone”
“It’s the most powerful resource that I know of..”
“You put people right in the driver seat.”
Kim – Gonzo Gone Wrong
“I’ve been very pleased with the additions. I also enjoy the “Student’s Only Podcast thanks for that! Good stuff so far, and it helps getting another person’s view of some of the software and the techniques, resources, updates, etc
Thank you for the interview skills section in the resources. I’ve been doing these for most of my adult life, but it is always good to get different and new perspectives. There are some very good areas here where I think newbies can greatly benefit.
Also, thanks for the voice-overs section. Through this I was able to connect with Peter Mollins There are so many other areas that I’ve barely scratched the surface! But, I appreciate and have benefited from so much already. Thanks for your hard work and diligence! So far, everything is very easy to navigate.
Rich Palmer
Audio Gumshoe
www.audiogumshoe.com
“The School of Podcasting has helped tremendously through my learning. I wouldn’t be able to do what I do without Dave Jackson and his School. ”
Tim Dewey
www.sleddogpodcast.com
The School Of Podcasting is a resource that I use. The site has very good answers to my questions. I would recommend the show to all new and old podcasters.
Sal Calfa “Le Jazz Affair”
http://www.lejazzaffair.com
I’ve been thinking about doing this for about a year now … your podcast has been one of things that has spurred me along to actually doing it. I’m pretty excited about it!
Thanks again. I thought I would put finger-to-keyboard and let you know how much I appreciate your podcast and your regular email messages.
Kind regards,
-Maria Northcote (a genie from down under)
Cooranbong NSW
Australia
I have added my artwork to the MP3s of the Podcast and have uploaded them. They should work out fine, now. Bit by bit (no pun intended) I am heading onto the right track with your help and guidance.
Thank you for taking the time.
Jim Meeker
CTRL ALT Deliver
Thank you so much for your help. I would have been so frustrated if I tried it on my own. Thanks for being so patient and walking me through all the steps.
After we got off the phone, I went to my blog and pushed the play button and it was so exciting ![]()
Diane Louise
www.cleaninginspiration.com
I just wanted to thank you for helping me get a jump start on my blog/podcast yesterday. Your help was so great. I am filled with creativity and have increased motivation to continue forth with my
goals.
David Newbern
practicingtherapy.com