Sounds Profitable
Bryan BarlettaThe pace of change the podcast industry is undergoing is staggering. The implications for podcasters, hosting providers, podcast listening app developers, and advertisers and agencies are enormous. And so is the growth potential. Presented as a companion to the weekly newsletter of the same name, our podcast provides you with direct access to our narrated articles, interviews with industry experts... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 903 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyBusiness | |||
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Today in the business of podcasting: Apple is bringing HLS to Apple Podcasts, Netflix sports podcasts are being pirated on YouTube, Charlotte, NC brands are making B2B podcasts, and revisiting the Future of News report two years later.
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This week in the business of podcasting: the political build of podcast audiences, public media's value in Minneapolis, Q4 earnings calls, and EU countries looking to ban kids from social media.
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Today in the business of podcasting: the politics of podcast listenership, podcasting spectacle vs resonance, video podcasts' utility over talk TV, the Nigerian Podcast Index shows growth, and Channel 4 expands further into Spotify video distribution... more
Today in the business of podcasting: the 69th New York Emmys accept video podcasts in certain categories, Q4 earnings calls from several big podcasting names, and a look at modernized contextual targeting that could help news publishers get ads again... more
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- Please Stop
Why does this show keep appearing on my screen? I’ve never searched for it. Have zero interest in the topic. Just this moment I was eating lunch, reading a book, not even touching my phone. Suddenly the screen lit up and the podcast app spontaneously landed on the show page—again.
What sorcery is this? Please stop.
Apple Podcasts1gimmedatsammich
United States3 months ago - Jolly Badvertising
Dude wants to turn personal podcast queue management into yet another media gavage? Wut?
These people are why your phone is tracking everything you do. And selling that info. They sound like your friends. They’re not.
It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all s... more
Apple Podcasts1~ Violet ~United States8 months ago - Jolly Badvertising
Dude wants to turn personal podcast queue management into yet another media gavage? Wut?
These people are why your phone is tracking everything you do. And selling that info. They sound like your friends. They’re not.
It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all s... more
Apple Podcasts1~ Violet ~United Statesa year ago - Jolly Badvertising
These people are why your phone is tracking everything you do. And selling that info. They sound like your friends. Their not.
It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all seems dishonest and bad for podcasting long-term.
They ran some experiments with their feed ... more
Apple Podcasts1~ Violet ~United Statesa year ago - Jolly Badvertising
It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all seems dishonest and bad for podcasting long-term.
They ran some experiments with their feed early on so now I have 4 separate feeds for this in my player. And the main part of their feed is now a whole different show, w... more
Apple Podcasts2~ Violet ~United Statesa year ago
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What is Sounds Profitable about and what kind of topics does it cover?
This podcast examines the rapidly evolving landscape of the podcasting industry, focusing on its implications for various stakeholders, including podcasters, advertisers, and technology providers. It features in-depth discussions on pressing topics such as podcast advertising trends, demographic shifts among creators, and the integration of technology into audio content. Unique to this podcast are its efforts to challenge prevailing assumptions and conventional wisdom within the industry, aiming to pave the way for innovative practices that can dramatically increase ad revenues. It also combines expert interviews and industry research, making it a valuable resource for anyone involved in podcasting or audio advertising.
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Sounds Profitable launched 5 years ago and published 903 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Sounds Profitable include:
1. Hillary Frank
2. Brian Conlon
3. Dr. Byron Green-Khalish
4. John Chahidi
5. Robert Tuchman
6. Andy Bowers
7. Christian Swain
8. Peter Ferrioli
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