[...] the strong point Srini­vas Rao made when he said inter­views hold tremen­dous value, I just see them as all the same. Yes, they can get pretty per­sonal but they’re not [...]

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[...] Inter­view­ing Blog­gers and the Tremen­dous Value it holds [...]

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Interesting article. As someone who is just starting out in the blogging world (at least in terms of trying to monetize it), this is quite helpful and has some great information. Thanks a ton!!

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I have been toying with the idea of interviewing bloggers and successful online entrepreneurs for some time, however have never been sure of how to approach it.

Do you write up the interview after the recording, or is it just an audio file Srinivas?
What are your thoughts on video interviews if the opportunity presents itself?
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I’ve never heard of garage band, but I do know many praise Skype for these capabilities.

Thanks.
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@Dennis: I just use skype and a tool called skype recorder. I edit all the podcasts in Garage Band.

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Can you tell us what tools/equipment you use?
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Interviewing Bloggers and the Tremendous Value it Holds…

One of the things that never ceases to amaze me is the minimal usage of multimedia content by bloggers. As the host and co-founder of BlogcastFM, a podcast for bloggers, it should come as no surprise that I’m a huge fan of doing audio interviews. I’ve …

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@John: I actually don’t do interviews via email. My interviews are all audio-based so I don’t do anything prescripted. I have a general outline of questions that I ask, but it’s more like a conversation than an interview. Without a natural flow, it kind of ruins IMO. If you want to listen to how I do an interview, just visit the podcast and you can hear how I structure it. If you want to chat, feel free to email me as well.

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When you do interviews, do you just send the questions to the person and they email you back? If so, do you always use all of the questions/answers and or do you pick and choose just the best?

Thanks for the other tips as well.
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