HOW TO CONTRIBUTE TO SUPER BOOTHERS
If you decide to submit a question for the show—and we really hope you do—you’ll need to abide by a few common sense guidelines. That way everyone wins.
On the podcast, we answer your questions about running a photobooth business. To qualify for the show, questions need to follow these rules:
Please keep your question to one minute in length. If it goes a little over, that’s fine, but please keep it concise and to the point.
If you have a website and URL, you’re allowed to share it only once during the recording. For example: “Hi, my name is Booth McBootherson. I have a business called McBootherson Photobooths at McBooths.com. My question is . . .”
Spammy, disrespectful, or deeply private questions will not be considered for the podcast. Please keep it polite, non-spammy, and business-focused. Thanks!
To leave a question, all you need is an Internet connection and microphone (headphone mics work too). Don’t worry about your microphone’s quality—your job is to ask a great question! Speakpipe.com, the web service we use to capture your message, does the rest. It’s pretty cool.
We have been getting a lot of questions! AND WE LOVE YOU FOR IT! Because of this volume, we won’t be able to answer every question. Submitting a qualified question is no guarantee that it will be featured on the podcast. We'll get to as many qualified questions as we can, but if your question is similar to (or the same as) one we’ve already addressed, or if it doesn’t fit with the theme of the show, then we'll have to skip it. Just because your question isn't answered in the following week's podcast, doesn't mean it won't be featured. We record ahead of time, so keep listening!
Please remember that by submitting a voicemail question, you’re agreeing to and accepting of the above podcast guidelines as well as allowing us to share it publicly on the podcast. Click below for more details on our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.