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It’s completely
normal to get nervous before your first interview. Everyone does. In
fact, in this audio you’ll hear new marketing student Doug Potts
overcoming just that. Even though he feels nervous, uncomfortable and
tense, he does a great job on his first interview.
Remember, audio
interviews aren’t about you. Your listeners want to hear the expert and
the content. So even when you’re feeling extremely nervous, all you
really have to do is ask your questions and shut up.
And in this quick
30-minute audio, you’ll hear Doug grill me on the topic of creating
audio interviews. You’ll notice that even though he’s very focused on
his script, the interview doesn’t sound bad or choppy – and he’ll
easily be able to edit it further to make it flow even better.
The first
interview is always the hardest. But as you can see from the bulleted
list, Doug did a really good job at prying out useful information in a
short period of time. And that’s all that listeners care about.
Here’s what
you'll learn . . .
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How I
determine what experts to select for interviews and the best ways to
contact them
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How to get
the best affiliate deals for interviews
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How to use
your expert’s website as a guide for finding easy interview
questions and other simple ways I conduct research
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All about the
“pre-interview talk” – exactly what I say to experts before I hit
the record button
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How I handle
technical problems and examples of some things you can fix in the
editing phase
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The number
one thing you must do to guarantee a successful interview.
So even though he
admits that he probably should have expanded on some of my responses a
little bit more during the interview, he doesn’t need to worry. All that
comes with time. The more you conduct interviews, the easier
and more natural it will become for you. And after you listen to this audio,
you’ll realize that it doesn’t matter how nervous you are, you’re going
to do just fine.
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