Reviews are a great way to promote your podcast and get more listeners. So encouraging people to share their opinions of your work is even more critical when you're trying to monetize your craft. But what exactly can you do to inspire listeners to leave a review?
If you didn’t already know, AdHub is our self-advertising tool, available for US users, that will give you the chance to promote your podcast with an audio ad on other targeted podcasts.
We get it, podcasting is your passion from thought-provoking conversations to networking with like-minded individuals. But even your passion can get a little expensive after a while. So, wouldn't it be great if you could get paid for what you love doing? But the question remains, how do podcasts make money?
You may be wondering how to make money with your podcast, and we’re here to help. Whether you just want to cover the cost of your recording equipment or are in search of a full-time podcasting career, turning those downloads into dollars is possible through podcast sponsorship.
The importance of understanding your podcast statistics cannot be overstated. With that insight, you get a clear idea of your podcast’s progress and how to further develop your content.
If you want to monetize your podcast, then the time is now. As advertising revenue swells year-on-year, the opportunities and approaches to monetization are shifting and becoming increasingly accessible, leaving the traditional models of sponsorship behind.
Podcasting is unique in that listeners are more engaged and convert better than any other medium. Now, with our self-serve advertising platform, you will be heard by relevant listeners and have the data to prove it.
What is podcast monetization and how do podcasts make money? You’ve probably realized by now that almost everyone and their brother are podcasting. From Michelle Obama to Oprah Winfrey, to the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, it seems like podcasting is the new craze. And it’s paying off.
Now those advertisers are knocking down your organization’s door to be included in your catalog of podcasts, but your team is struggling to manage the campaign and maximize your earnings. Sound familiar? That’s where Spreaker’s Campaign Manager comes in.
Podcasting is no longer a budding media experiment. It is a mainstream medium that plays an essential role in the advertising and marketing strategies of thousands of podcast publishers.
