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Podcasting is the most powerful of today’s “Mobile Media” solutions. By harnessing the Internet’s own natural syndication power, Podcasting gives corporations the ability to connect with an “On-Demand” society. A proliferation of new technologies, such as TiVo and DVR, are helping to displace traditional media channels. Customers are growing accustomed to consuming their media choices on their own individual schedules. Called “time-shifting”, this phenomenon is setting the standard for media delivery and determining a new set of marketing rules for those involved in the sector of the business world.
The Portable Multimedia concept remains in its infancy, but has greatly impacted today’s media generation, delivery, and utilization methods. New types of media can now be delivered and incorporated into virtually every segment of our lives. Portable media devices such as iPods, MP3 Players, Cell Phones and Portable Game Players are bound by a common, seamless distribution stream, and converging into singular, multi-use devices.
Podcasts are all the rage. Marketers can’t seem to stop talking about podcasting and how it changes communication in corporates, B2B, and B2C. Content niche publishers are excited about the low cost publishing channel with global reach available with podcasting.
Our Podcasting Services:
- Sell sponsorships. This can be done per episode or over a set period of time. As your audience grows, and there are metrics to substantiate them, the value to an advertiser increases. Its a great advertising opportunity because of the high level of engagement of the audience and the niche market they represent.
- Subscription-based Premium Podcast. This is a great way to create a recurring income stream by creating extra “Premium” content that gets distributed through a podcast feed that only paying subscribers have access to. Examples include extra audio, video or pdf files delivered on a periodic basis.
- Pay-Per-Episode Downloads. Sell your episodes as one-offs. One podcaster we met runs Yogamazing.com. After 14 weeks of the content being free, he archives it and charges $1.99/download.
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