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As a smart podcaster, you know the power of strategically sharing your episodes.
That means you need awesome, proven marketing assets as ammo to push out your audio.
And that’s where audiograms come in.
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If it feels like everyone’s listening to podcasts these days, you’re not imagining it.
According to Midroll, 67 million Americans listen to podcasts each month, a number up 45% from 2015.
Ever wonder if those podcasts make money? How do they keep going with episode after episode? Producing quality content is a lot of work. It’s only natural to want to find a way to make your podcast work for you.
In this guide I’ll cover three ways to monetize your podcast:
Whether you’re producing a podcast to build authority, forge relationships, or as a creative outlet, this post is for you.
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Hey, Ross here. Len Markidan (CMO of Podia, an online course and membership platform) contributed this amazing post.
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The dream of podcast monetization sounds simple enough…
Create, create, create! Build an audience! Then, the sponsors will come!
At that point, you’ll enjoy a healthy income from the long line of partners eager to get in front of your audience.
Right?
Unfortunately, not really.
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Hey, Ross here. We have a great guest post from Andrew Allemann of PodcastGuests.com.
If you want to find guests to be on your podcast or find podcasts to be a guest on check out his site here.
The guest was boring, they rambled all over the place, they focused on pitching their own product, or they had horrible sound quality.
Not only does the interview end up being a waste of time, but they have to break the news to the other person that their interview won’t air.
Preventing this from happening requires some preparation work, but once a podcaster has a process for it, they’ll be able to have great guest segments every time they interview someone.
Here are steps you can take to make sure each guest is a home run:
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Spotify has started to take podcasting seriously and has quickly become one of the top directories to find your favorite shows.
Because many people already use (and swear by) Spotify for music, and because they already have many integrations with home speakers (Sonos comes to mind), it's a natural extension to add podcasting.
They also are looking to take the Netflix approach and producing original content that is only available on their platform.
You want to get your podcast on Spotify because they are quickly growing and already the number 2 place for podcast downloads – although still far behind Apple Podcasts.
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They are also coming out with an API that will allow hosting companies to display Spotify-specific playback statistics.
Spotify has partnered with podcast hosting companies so you will want to follow specific steps (shown below) for your hosting company so that they can submit your podcast to Spotify on your behalf.
Below are Spotify's recommend hosting platforms as well as how to get on Spotify if you're not hosted with one of them:
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