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.
There are so many shows out there. It is getting harder to make your podcast stand out from the crowd. However, the good news is that an audiogram can help your show pop and grab potential listener’s attention.
So you are ready to jump into the world of podcasting. But how do you start your own podcast? There's a lot there to take advantage of, and we don't want you to miss any of it.
Now, whether you choose to script out your episode in full before entering the studio, ad-lib on the spot, or go off of a simple episode outline, preparing for your podcast episode is a very useful first step.
So you’ve made a podcast and you want people to, well, listen. Making an effective website for your podcast can not only attract the right audience but the right sponsors and partners as well.
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.
In Part 2, we will focus more specifically on DISTRIBUTION. How can you distribute your podcast to the right people? Well, we’ve got you covered.
Thinking about starting a podcast, but have no idea what equipment to buy? Well, we've got you've covered. Here are 3 tips on how to start on the right foot no matter what type of budget you have.
Growing your podcast audience is something you should do regularly, dedicating just as much time and passion as you do when crafting and recording each of your podcast episodes. But how do you do that exactly?