Matthew Cerrone's Podcast
Matthew Cerrone's Podcast
Episodes
Episodes of Matthew Cerrone's Podcast
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In this episode, I answer 4 common questions about resumes, including cover letters, wording, presentation and skills.
In this episode, I answer questions about dealing with trolls and criticism, the perfect blog post and how to interview an athlete.
Matthew Cerrone answers questions about whether beat reporting is a dying business, smart design trends and how to know what to write about...
In Episode 4, Matthew Cerrone answers questions about asking for advice on e-mail, using social media like a party and not fishing, and whether a cover letter is more important than a resume...
In this episode, I talk about ways to make money with your blog.
In this episode, I answer questions about how to write more conversationally and how to write best for mobile.
In this episode of #AskMattC, professional sports blogger Matthew Cerrone answers questions about needing an editor, whether the 1000 True Fans theory applies to sports content, and if quality content over quantity matters most.
Sam Laird from Mashable.com talks to MetsBlog's Matthew Cerrone about how he ended up writing about sports while working at a technology website.
Kiley Kmiec is co-founder and Editor of Next Impulse Sports, which does roughly 10 million page views a month. In This Episode, Kmiec and Cerrone talk about:How to corner the everyman demographic (0:00)How to get readers to relate with you
In this week's episode, I talk with Shaw to find out if the world's biggest social media network can lure the sports media industry away from Twitter's brilliantly simple microblogging format. Shaw also talks about how to be a content superstar
This week’s podcast features an interview with Ben Nicholson-Smith, baseball editor at SportsNet.ca and former senior writer for MLBTradeRumors.com.As a seasoned reporter with top-notch writing skills, Ben shares his advice for creating conte
Peter Robert Casey was the first sports blogger in basketball history to earn press credentials for a Twitter feed, and he’s been making some of the most innovative—and unconventional—waves in the industry ever since. In This Episode, You’ll
Kevin Kaduk, the editor of Big League Stew and Yahoo! Sports, joins the show this week to get down to the nuts and bolts of sports blogging. As a University of Wisconsin J-school grad and former writer for the award-winning Kansas City Star, Ka
Jamie Mottram of USA Today Sports talks For the Win and the future of digital sports media.
Will Carroll has written for SI.com, ESPN and Bleacher Report. Here he talks to Matthew Cerrone about the power in building a niche audience.
Andy Martino of the Daily News talks about why he chose sports journalism, how he got in to the business and changes to his field since he started.
JRSportBrief talks with Matthew Cerrone about his success with JR Sport Brief; the power of creating videos on YouTube; his plans to build a massive video network; and the future of online sports video.
Maury Brown talks to Matthew Cerrone about starting the Biz of Sports network; and the importance of owning your niche in sports media
Tim Dierkes talks with Matthew Cerrone about the story behind MLB Trade Rumors; Billy Beane's role in the site's success; and balancing family with creating a successful blog.
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