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I don't think advertisers are ever going to get completely out of podcasting. But I do think there's a reckoning coming for podcast advertising... and it might sting all of us.
Will podcast advertising ever get a seat at the grown-up table alongside print, radio, television, and digital? Or are we stuck in obscurity and novelty forever, while the real money is spent elsewhere?
Robots are coming for our jobs in podcasting. Well, at least my job in podcasting. Actually though... only some of my job in podcasting. But here's why I think that's a good thing for all of us in podcasting.
The big shift in media caused by podcasting is finally underway. And while we all may be marching mostly in the same direction right now, we'll likely see more than a few spin-offs in the years to come.
I have been podcasting since October 2004, so clearly you should listen to me. But I'm also an old white guy. So in the future, maybe you'll stop listening to me? I’m OK with that.
If the most interesting thing about your podcast episode is the name of your guest… it's probably not a very interesting episode. Here's why you need to think more about your angle and your title for your episodes.
A healthy and varied system of podcast listening apps should be healthy for podcasting. Well... assuming they all provide at least a similar user experience. But in many key ways, they don't. Why is that?
A recent ad campaign from Spotify would have us believe that the best shows aren't on TV. The implication is that they’re on Spotify. But in reality, they mean the best shows are podcasts.
Podcasting and radio have some obvious parallels. And even though podcast pundits quote Buggles lyrics and radio pros try to exert their birthright, it's a shared future both are in for.
Apparently newspapers aren't just for packing up your dishes or lining your fish and chips basket. Even better; many print journalists are finding great success when they cross over into our medium, podcasting.