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Now that you have been featured as a guest or participant in a podcast, we encourage you to share your fame with your friends and family, your audience, and the world! Here are a few suggestions that are easy and fast. 1. Share on your blog or website. Did you know you could embed a podcast player on your website without creating the code yourself? This is what the player will look like on your site: Grab the player embed code from your episode page on legaltalknetwork.com and make it a blog pos
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