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 | 827 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyBusiness | |||
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Today in the business of podcasting: Spooler and Pantheon discuss their collaboration, why Netflix should buy Spotify, a look at audio's discussion during Programmatic I/O in New York, what Joining a netowk does (and does not) do for your podcast, an... more
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Today in the business of podcasting: Spotify launches first FAST channel, ICE ads keep appearing on incongruous content in streaming services, advertisers advertise to advertisers at AWNY, an op-ed on South African podcast advertising, and the Signal... more
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- 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 States4 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 States7 months 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 States9 months 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 - Jolly Badvertising
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, which is essentially a ripoff of another persons show. So I really struggle with this one. There seem to be some good people involved with this production. And if small creators can get some ad revenue to help cover costs, that’s cool. But so much of Internet advertising is so bad (in every way), podcast advertising is especially ... more
Apple Podcasts2~ Violet ~United States2 years ago
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Offering insights into the rapidly changing podcast industry, this series explores the implications of emerging trends for podcasters, advertising agencies, and media companies alike. With a focus on technology and innovations in podcast advertising, episodes provide expert interviews, research findings, and crucial industry news. Discussion topics largely revolve around growth strategies, advertising effectiveness, and the evolving preferences of podcast listeners, with the aim of challenging traditional beliefs and assumptions about the medium. Listeners can expect to stay ahead of the curve with analytics and actionable insights geared towards both creators and advertisers looking to capitalize on the booming podcast market.
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How many episodes of Sounds Profitable are there?
Sounds Profitable launched 5 years ago and published 827 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. Greg Glenday
2. Katie Nolan
3. Rodrigo Tigre
4. Louis Roberts
5. Jennifer Hahn
6. Jennfer Han
7. Jasmine Crockett
8. Brian Barletta
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