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This week on The Podcast Advertising Playbook, host Heather Osgood is joined by Robert Tuchman, Co-founder of Amaze Media Labs, to discuss the evolving landscape of podcast advertising and how technology is shaping audience growth and monetization. With a deep background in media and entrepreneurship, Robert shares his journey into podcasting and the innovative tools his team has developed to help creators and advertisers succeed. In this episode, Heather and Robert dive into: What inspired Robert to launch Amaze Media Labs and how his background led him to podcasting. The importance of aligning product vision with the needs of podcasters and advertisers. How Audiencelift helps creators grow their audience and increase monetization opportunities. Real-world success stories showcasing Audiencelift's impact on podcast engagement and revenue. The role of technology in improving podcast advertising and the tools podcasters can use to maximize their ad potential. What excites Robert the most about the future of podcasting and where the industry is headed. If you're looking for expert insights on audience growth, podcast monetization, and the latest innovations in podcast advertising, this episode is a must-listen!

Olá, eu sou Leo Lopes e está no ar o POD NOTÍCIAS, o podcast semanal que traz até você um resumo de tudo que acontece de mais importante no mercado de podcasts no Brasil e no mundo! Hoje é segunda-feira, dia 16 de setembro de 2024 e esta é a nossa trigésima primeira edição! Este episódio conta com o apoio da CONTENT ACADEMY, uma plataforma de cursos online voltada para quem quer trabalhar com criação de conteúdo que já tem na plataforma cursos como True Crime com o Ivan Mizanzuk, Webjornalismo independente com Alvaro e Ana do Meteoro Brasil, Storytelling com o Kenji do Normose, Edição de vídeo para Youtube com o Will do Jogatina Maneira, o meu curso Podcast para todos (que tá com uma mega promoção por tempo limitado) e mais um monte de cursos incríveis! Então entra lá no site pra dar uma conferida em contentacademy.com.br! O Pod Notícias também conta com o apoio da HostGator, um dos melhores serviços de hospedagem do mundo, onde nós hospedamos o nosso site e que dá para o nosso ouvinte até 70% de desconto em hospedagem compartilhada e 60% em servidores dedicados. Os servidores da HostGator entregam 99,9% de uptime e a hospedagem de sites deles conta gratuitamente com a rede global da CDN Cloudflare, garantindo um ótimo desempenho, entrega de conteúdo de forma rápida e eficiente e uma proteção avançada contra ameaças. Os benefícios da CDN são insuperáveis e podem ser ativados em um clique nos planos de hospedagem da HostGator. Pra garantir esse desconto acesse podnoticias.com.br e clique no banner que fica no rodapé da página ou em qualquer postagem individual. 1 - A gente começa a edição de hoje com a nossa manchete. Se você já acompanha o Pod Notícias há algum tempo, não é nenhuma novidade que os ouvintes de podcast são um dos melhores públicos pra consumir publicidade. O ouvinte de podcast não odeia anúncios, tende a engajar mais com calls-to-action, e mantém uma conexão de confiança com os seus criadores de conteúdo preferidos. Mas uma pesquisa recente da Morning Consult, que é uma empresa especializada em pesquisas de marketing, mostrou que os ouvintes de podcasts não só consomem os produtos que conhecem através de podcasts, como eles se tornam mini-anunciantes desses produtos, pro seu próprio círculo de amizades. Então, o ouvinte de podcast passa do status de "consumidor" pra "influenciador". É claro que não no mesmo nível dos influencers que trabalham com isso internet afora, mas é uma grande vantagem para as marcas que anunciam. Grandes empresas de mídia, como Spotify e SiriusXM, já estão investindo milhões de dólares em programas populares como The Joe Rogan Experience e Call Her Daddy, por exemplo, mas é a qualidade (e não a quantidade) dessa audiência de podcasts que justifica esses altos investimentos. Essa audiência é a que mais gasta em produtos e experiências, ela é mais ativa em plataformas digitais como Reddit e Instagram, e desempenha um papel importante na formação de tendências. Você quer saber mais sobre os dados levantados por esse relatório? Então acessa o nosso site em podnoticias.com.br e leia a matéria na íntegra, porque lá tem mais informações, como, por exemplo, o poder aquisitivo do ouvinte de podcasts e muito mais. Então não deixa de conferir. Link 2 - E já que a gente começou falando sobre a qualidade da audiência dos podcasts, a segunda notícia desse episódio tem tudo a ver com isso também. O Spotify lançou na última semana uma nova ferramenta de marketing para podcasters, que são: os links de compartilhamento rastreáveis. Essa nova funcionalidade permite que criadores acompanhem todos os cliques e consumo de conteúdo, gerados a partir de links compartilhados no episódio. Com isso, eles vão ter acesso a dados como o número de ouvintes que clicaram e reproduziram um episódio, ou quantos usuários únicos clicaram nos links compartilhados em plataformas externas. Talvez essa explicação tenha ficado meio confusa, mas eu vou simplificar: o foco do recurso é na qualidade do engajamento, ao invés da quantidade de downloads. E isso vai ao encontro da primeira notícia que a gente trouxe aqui pra você: mesmo que o número de ouvintes de podcast não seja pouco, a qualidade da audiência de podcasts é ainda mais importante do que a quantidade. Vários especialistas do mercado de podcasts estão afirmando que novas funcionalidades como essa, vão marcar um passo importante na evolução das métricas. E como já disse meu amigo Gui Baldi na coluna dele lá no site do Pod Notícias: número de download é bom, mas não é 100%. Link 3 - A plataforma de hospedagem de podcasts RSS.com lançou uma nova versão de seu sistema de análises, que agora gera dados mais detalhados e precisos para todos os planos. As novas ferramentas incluem métricas diárias, geolocalização para cada episódio, comparação entre episódios e tendências de longo prazo. O sistema também oferece dados de retenção em tempo real, e filtragem avançada para eliminar bots e downloads maliciosos - que é pra ajudar os podcasts a entenderem melhor o seu público e garantir estatísticas mais confiáveis. As análises já estão disponíveis para todos os usuários, antigos ou novos. Link AINDA EM NOTÍCIAS DA SEMANA: 4 - O Superior Tribunal de Justiça anulou uma prova de um processo de homicídio, depois de considerar as falas de uma perita criminal no podcast "Inteligência Ltda". O STJ anulou a confissão da ré Adriana Pereira Siqueira, condenada por homicídio em 2018, depois que a perita criminal Telma Rocha admitiu no podcast em 2022 que "deu uma forçadinha" (nessas exatas palavras) pra suspeita confessar o crime. De acordo com o relato da Telma, ela fez uma certa pressão psicológica sobre a Adriana e não deu a ela o direito de silêncio - o que é uma violação do princípio da não autoincriminação. Ou seja, se forçou, a prova foi anulada. Agora, como o inquérito inteiro foi construído em cima da confissão da ré, o processo vai ser reaberto e a Adriana vai ser julgada por outras provas. Sobrou pra Telma Rocha também: ela e o outro perito que estava presente no podcast estão sendo investigados pela Corregedoria da Polícia Civil por conduta inadequada e exposição pública de detalhes do caso. O podcast é uma mídia que tem atualmente uma exposição tão grande quanto ou até maior que a própria televisão, e não é por ser na internet que qualquer um acha que pode falar o que bem entender e achar que não vai ter nenhuma consequência. A responsabilidade civil e criminal tem mesmo que ser igual pra todo mundo, seja onde for. Link 5 - A plataforma de transmissão e gravação ao vivo Streamyard resolveu aumentar em 80% o valor da sua assinatura mensal, que passou de $25 dólares pra $44,99 da noite pro dia. Olha só que beleza, hein? Segundo nós, os usuários - porque eu também usava o Streamyard -, o primeiro sinal de que as coisas não iam bem, foi que no mês de julho deste ano a empresa removeu todos os valores de assinatura do site. Não dá pra você encontrar. Se você entrar agora lá no Streamyard, você vai ver que não tem os planos. Ele vai mandar você abrir uma conta e só então você vai ter acesso aos valores, depois que você já deixou e-mail e senha. Então, quando isso aconteceu, já dava pra saber que coisa boa não seria. Vale lembrar também que em abril desse ano o Streamyard foi comprada pelo grupo Bending Spoons, que já é um nome conhecido no mieo por aumentar o preço de todas as plataformas que adquire. Já aconteceu com o Evernote, com o Meetup e várias outras empresas menores. Os fundadores do Streamyard até tentaram comprar a empresa de volta, mas não deu certo. Agora, como já era de se esperar, muitos clientes do Streamyard estão cancelando as suas assinaturas e procurando por alternativas mais acessíveis. E é claro que eles vão achar. Com o mercado aquecido como tá agora, cheio de recursos com boa relação custo x benefício, foi um baita tiro no pé ter aumentado os preços desse jeito sem nenhum aviso prévio. Eu mesmo já cancelei a minha assinatura semana passada. Link 6 - E a empresa Amaze Media Labs lançou o Branded Audience Growth Network, uma plataforma desenvolvida para aumentar a audiência de podcasts corporativos, usando publicidade contextual e tecnologia avançada. A Network basicamente segmenta o público com muita precisão, alinhando os ouvintes com o perfil demográfico que é desejado pelas marcas. Algumas marcas como Dell, Pfizer e Unilever já estão usando a ferramenta para impulsionar o seu conteúdo, e também pra alcançar nichos de público bem específicos. O fundador Brett Sklar declarou que a Network vai elevar o nível de crescimento dos podcasts corporativos, seja através da parceria entre marcas e agências de podcast, ou seja por eles darem espaço para marcas de todos os tamanhos. Todos eles vão ter chance de serem líderes de mercado. Vamos ver. Link E MAIS: 7 - A produtora de podcasts Unlocked, do Reino Unido, anunciou o lançamento de um projeto bem legal: é a incubadora Amplify, criada para apoiar novos criadores de podcasts, e dar pra eles a oportunidade de virar podcasters em tempo integral. Através da Amplify, os criadores de conteúdo vão ganhar suporte editorial, a edição dos seus podcasts, vão poder usar estúdios profissionais gratuitamente e ter oportunidades de crescimento por um ano. E como que isso funciona pra Unlocked? Bom, primeiramente, só 4 podcasts vão ser selecionados pra participar do projeto. Todos eles vão manter os direitos pelos seus programas, bem como a sua liberdade criativa, desde que não viole o regulamento - que tem, sim, alguns vetos; como conteúdos puramente políticos, ou com apologias criminosas... obviamente. A Unlocked vai recuperar esses custos de produção depois que o podcast crescer, pegando uma porcentagem da receita. O que eles estão buscando nesse primeiro momento, são criadores de todos os gêneros, mas com foco em vozes sub-representadas.  O intuito é, claro, criar um mercado de podcasts mais inclusivo e diverso. Bem legal a iniciativa mesmo, é bom ver como cada vez mais oportunidades surgem por aí pra deixar o podcasting ainda maior e mais rico em culturas. Link 8 - Desde o final de agosto, as pessoas que, como eu, compraram o aplicativo Pocket Casts antes de 18 de setembro de 2019 ganharam um novo nome: agora nós somos chamados de "Pocket Casts Champions", ou "Campeões do Pocket Casts". A mudança do nome não muda nada sobre o uso do aplicativo ou do acesso vitalício ao Pocket Casts Plus, a gente ainda pode usar todos os recursos do serviço como antes. Esse novo nome só aconteceu porque a plataforma mudou seu modelo de negócios. E foi mais uma recompensa simbólica para os usuários mais antigos, por terem apostado no app desde o começo e terem ajudado a empresa a crescer. Agora, o aplicativo de celular é gratuito, mas eles criaram uma assinatura chamada Pocket Casts Plus em setembro de 2019, que inclui as versões para web e computador e mais espaço de armazenamento em nuvem, já que o Pocket Casts é um app multiplataforma, ou seja, você pode começar ouvindo no seu Android, continuar de onde parou na versão web em Windows ou Mac e mais tarde seguir no mesmo ponto no seu iPad, por exemplo. É muito prático. Para saber se você se qualifica como Pocket Casts Champion, é só conferir a data e o tipo de compra que você fez. Se você comprou o aplicativo da web antes da data, tem direito ao status de Champion e ao acesso vitalício ao Pocket Casts Plus. Mas, se a compra foi dos aplicativos Android e iOS, eles garantam acesso aos recursos do mobile, mas não qualificam o usuário para o status de Champion. É só um títulozinho, mas é bacana, né? Link 9 - A podcaster e escritora Sheletta Brundidge ganhou um prêmio Emmy® Local da Upper Midwest Chapter. O prêmio foi concedido a ela por ter feito a cobertura completa do evento "Dia dos Empreendedores Negros no Capitólio" - que, aliás, foi um evento que também foi ela mesma quem criou e organizou. A cobertura do Dia dos Empreendedores Negros foi transmitida ao vivo pelo canal KARE 11 e online, dando voz a todas as necessidades dos empreendedores negros que foram discutidas no evento. A Sheletta foi muito elogiada porque usou o próprio podcast como uma abordagem inovadora, já que ela conseguiu tirar o máximo da ocasião sem qualquer apoio de grandes empresas ou canais de TV. E o programa dela é independente, viu? Não tem nenhuma grande rede por trás, não tem patrocínios, nada disso. Ela foi reconhecida por todo o capricho e amor pelo que ela faz. A entrega do prêmio Emmy® vai acontecer no dia 19 de outubro, no Mystic Lake Event Center em Minnesota. Link HOJE NO GIRO SOBRE PESSOAS QUE FAZEM A MÍDIA: 10 - O podcast O Amor na Influência, da Wondery, está de volta em uma segunda temporada cheia de novidades. A primeira delas é na condução do podcast. Nessa temporada, os microfones estão nas mãos de novos co-apresentadores: o ator Gabriel Santana, e a Camila Fremder, do podcast "É Nóia Minha?". Quando perguntados pelo Portal UOL sobre as expectativas pra essa temporada, a Camila disse que está animada em trazer uma nova perspectiva pro programa, enquanto o Gabriel disse que tá animado pra trabalhar com a Camila, especialmente porque O Amor na Influência já foi um sucesso na primeira temporada. O episódio de estreia se chama "Homens meio bicha", e vai falar sobre a desconstrução dos estereótipos de masculinidade e feminilidade. A nova temporada estreia amanhã, dia 17 de setembro. Os episódios continuam sendo lançados semanalmente, e vão estar disponíveis em todas as plataformas de streaming e no YouTube da Wondery Brasil. Link SOBRE LANÇAMENTOS: 11 - Na última quinta-feira, dia 12 de setembro, a jornalista e autora Liege Barbalho lançou o primeiro episódio do D'vera Podcast, com transmissão ao vivo pelo YouTube. O D'vera é um programa de entrevistas, e o episódio de estreia contou com a presença do Fernando Fernandes, CEO da Tribuna do Norte, e também do executivo Wescley Magalhães. De acordo com a Liege, o que vem por aí são entrevistas em vários segmentos do mercado: Sociedade, Turismo, Cultura, Economia e Eventos. O programa vai ao ar toda quinta-feira às 20h. Todos os episódios vão ser gravados ao vivo pelo YouTube. Link 12 - E nas últimas duas semanas, esteve acontecendo em São Paulo a 27ª Bienal Internacional do Livro (um dos maiores eventos literários do mundo, vale lembrar aqui). E foi lá mesmo que a jornalista Lilian Cardoso lançou o seu podcast EscritorPod, gravado direto da Arena Skeelo. As gravações ao vivo aconteceram entre os dias 12 e 14 de setembro, e os episódios foram e vão ser disponibilizados no canal do YouTube da Lilian Cardoso e também no Spotify. O objetivo do programa é aproximar leitores e autores independentes, dando pros ouvintes uma visão real de como funciona o mercado editorial e o mundo literário. Então se você tem alguma curiosidade sobre editoras, o processo de publicação de um livro, ou sobre como funciona a criatividade de alguns autores brasileiros, não deixa de conferir. Link RECOMENDAÇÃO NACIONAL: 13 - E na nossa recomendação nacional dessa semana, se você está procurando um podcast que misture a paixão por futebol com um toque de irreverência, a indicação é o podcast Corneta Urgente. O programa é feito por todo um time. Alguns dos participantes mais frequentes são a Elisa Celino, o Bruno Affonso, o Gabriel Hussid e o Renan Leite, que dão uma visão descontraída e bem-humorada sobre o mundo do esporte. Além de cobrir tudo sobre futebol, eles também trazem atualização sobre eventos como os Jogos Paralímpicos de Paris 2024, a Copa do Brasil, o Brasileirão e até Fórmula 1. O Corneta Urgente é postado semanalmente todas as sextas-feiras, e está disponível em todas as principais plataformas de áudio. Então já assina o feed do programa no seu agregador de podcast preferido, e garanta pra você mesmo uma dose regular de "cornetagem" e diversão - feita de fã pra fã de esporte. Link E se você, assim como a HostGator e a Content Academy, quiser anunciar a sua marca, produto ou serviço com a gente aqui no Pod Notícias – tanto no podcast como no nosso site – e atingir um público qualificado que se interessa pelo podcast aqui no Brasil, manda um e-mail pro contato@podnoticias.com.br, que nós vamos ter o maior prazer em conversar com você sobre as nossas opções de publicidade. E caso você queira colaborar com o Pod Notícias com texto, sugestão de pauta ou envio de notícias, também vai ser muito bem-vindo e pode fazer isso através do mesmo e-mail. E assim a gente fecha esta trigésima primeira edição do Pod Notícias. Acesse podnoticias.com.br para ter acesso à íntegra das notícias com todas as fontes e a transcrição completa do episódio, além dos artigos dos nossos colunistas e todos os links relacionados. Acompanhe o Pod Notícias diariamente:- Canal público do Telegram- Instagram- Page do Linkedin Ouça o Pod Notícias nos principais agregadores:- Spotify- Apple Podcasts- Deezer- Amazon Music- PocketCasts O Pod Notícias é uma produção original da Rádiofobia Podcast e Multimídia e publicado pela Rádiofobia Podcast Network, e conta com as colaborações de:- Camila Nogueira - arte- Eduardo Sierra - edição- Lana Távora - pesquisa, pauta e redação final- Leo Lopes - direção geral e apresentação- Thiago Miro - pesquisa Publicidade:Entre em contato e saiba como anunciar sua marca, produto ou serviço no Pod Notícias.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Growing a podcast audience is one of the biggest challenges for podcast hosts. It can make you feel like you are shouting into the void, unable to break through the noise and reach new listeners.  But what if there was a simple, yet powerful tool that could help you connect with your ideal audience? In this episode, we sit down with Travis Albritton, head of marketing at Amaze Media Labs, how to use trailers to get more listeners and subscribers, how to use their AudienceLift platform, and how to look at statistics to help understand your audience.   Here's a taste of what we covered:  Why having a podcast trailer is an underutilized but powerful tool for audience growth. How to create an effective 60-second podcast trailer that hooks new listeners. The one thing that separates successful podcasts from those that struggle - devoting time to promotion. Understanding total addressable market and its importance for setting audience growth goals. How to use podcast analytics data to make informed decisions about your content strategy. Why paying for audience development campaigns can be worthwhile, even for smaller podcasts. About the Audience Lift platform and how it can help promote your podcast trailer to new listeners. Head to https://LeverageYourPodcastShow.com to read the blog >>>Start creating consistent authority-boosting content with less overwhelm using this 4 step system.  Get the Podcast Leverage System Training at https://www.leverageyourpodcast.com/free >>Learn 3 Ways To  Leverage & Repurpose Your Podcast Guest Interviews To Boost Authority, Visibility, Leads & Sales - Free Guide & Checklist https://leverageyourpodcast.com/guest

The hardest thing in podcasting is finding an audience. Amaze Media Labs offers an ad buying platform that podcast owners can use to serve digital ads alongside contextually relevant content. Its ads can drive audiences to landing pages with more content such as a trailer or a specific episode. Bryan Barletta talks with co-CEO Robert Tuchman.Visit Marketecture.tv to join our community and get access to full-length in-depth interviews. Marketecture is a new way to get smart about technology. Our team of real industry practitioners helps you understand the complex world of technology and make better vendor decisions through in-depth interviews with CEOs and product leaders at dozens of platforms. We are launching with extensive coverage of the marketing and advertising verticals with plans to expand into many other technology sectors.Copyright (C) 2022 Marketecture Media, Inc.

Here's what you need to know for this week in the business of podcasting: Dentsu, GumGum, Iris.tv build video keyword targeting capability Advertising Campaigns for Hispanic Audiences Outside OctoberAcast and Henkel. Adweek. YouTube's Current (and Potential Future) Place in PodcastingQuick Hits: Why Branded Content Could Be Bigger Than You Think by Tom Webster. In this week's Sounds Profitable newsletter, Tom takes a look at the potential for brands and podcasts, and how data shows they have even more room to grow.The Power of Brands in Podcasts to debut October 18th. The free webinar debuting Sounds Profitable's latest study, looking into the listeners of branded content and how to engage them, will be at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, October 18th. Registration is available now. Why Now is a Great Time to Make Money With a Podcast by Robert Tuchman. Coverage of a panel with representatives from Hubspot, Quill, Amaze Media Labs, Conde Nast, and Adalyst Media.Amazon Music launches Podcast Previews in several global markets by Reem Makari. The Podcast Preview program, a podcast discoverability tool that displays hand-selected podcast clips to news listeners based on contextual data, is now available outside the US. Why Spotify is Growing its Connected TV Ad Business by Parker Herren. Spotify has partnered with Roku, the first step in establishing the Spotify CTV Partner Network to serve audio ads in the Spotify app available on smart TVs. Libsyn Unveils September 2023 Podcast Advertising Rates; Enhances Brand Safety Measures with ComScore Technology. The average cost per thousand impressions for a sixty second podcast ad increased in September to $22.91, a 3.8% month-over-month increase that breaks a three-month downward trend.

Here's what you need to know for this week in the business of podcasting: Dentsu, GumGum, Iris.tv build video keyword targeting capability Advertising Campaigns for Hispanic Audiences Outside OctoberAcast and Henkel. Adweek. YouTube's Current (and Potential Future) Place in PodcastingQuick Hits: Why Branded Content Could Be Bigger Than You Think by Tom Webster. In this week's Sounds Profitable newsletter, Tom takes a look at the potential for brands and podcasts, and how data shows they have even more room to grow.The Power of Brands in Podcasts to debut October 18th. The free webinar debuting Sounds Profitable's latest study, looking into the listeners of branded content and how to engage them, will be at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on Wednesday, October 18th. Registration is available now. Why Now is a Great Time to Make Money With a Podcast by Robert Tuchman. Coverage of a panel with representatives from Hubspot, Quill, Amaze Media Labs, Conde Nast, and Adalyst Media.Amazon Music launches Podcast Previews in several global markets by Reem Makari. The Podcast Preview program, a podcast discoverability tool that displays hand-selected podcast clips to news listeners based on contextual data, is now available outside the US. Why Spotify is Growing its Connected TV Ad Business by Parker Herren. Spotify has partnered with Roku, the first step in establishing the Spotify CTV Partner Network to serve audio ads in the Spotify app available on smart TVs. Libsyn Unveils September 2023 Podcast Advertising Rates; Enhances Brand Safety Measures with ComScore Technology. The average cost per thousand impressions for a sixty second podcast ad increased in September to $22.91, a 3.8% month-over-month increase that breaks a three-month downward trend.

This week on The Download:Ad Fraud Yet to Significantly Impact PodcastsMarketers and creators react to potential TikTok banYouTubeTV increases price due to content costsSounds Profitable releases The Medium Moves the MessageQuick hits: The Biggest Challenge for Podcasters Today is… by Eric Nuzum in his newsletter Audio Insurgent. This issue Nuzum has a conversation with ChatGPT, asking the bot to list the biggest issues podcasters face currently. Interestingly enough, it might have parroted the sentiments of one of Nuzum's own articles back at him.Amaze Media Labs Acquires Rockable. Podcast advertising company Rockable, and their proprietary audience growth solutions, are now a part of AMAZE Media Labs. For a full transcript of the episode, links, and other episodes, please visit SoundsProfitable.com/Podcast

This week on The Download:Ad Fraud Yet to Significantly Impact PodcastsMarketers and creators react to potential TikTok banYouTubeTV increases price due to content costsSounds Profitable releases The Medium Moves the MessageQuick hits: The Biggest Challenge for Podcasters Today is… by Eric Nuzum in his newsletter Audio Insurgent. This issue Nuzum has a conversation with ChatGPT, asking the bot to list the biggest issues podcasters face currently. Interestingly enough, it might have parroted the sentiments of one of Nuzum's own articles back at him.Amaze Media Labs Acquires Rockable. Podcast advertising company Rockable, and their proprietary audience growth solutions, are now a part of AMAZE Media Labs. For a full transcript of the episode, links, and other episodes, please visit SoundsProfitable.com/Podcast

This month we are joined by Matty Staudt, Chief Development Officer at Amaze Media Labs. He is also the Founder of Jam Street Media, a podcast network that includes hit podcasts such as, “Appalachian Mysteria”, “Deep Cover, The Real Donnie Brasco” and “A Life's Story”. At the young age of 10 Matty created his own radio show live from his bedroom, from that moment on he discovered his life's passion for broadcasting. As soon as he could drive, he was down at the local radio station where he landed his first gig, initially as an on-air host and then transitioned to program director. Never forgetting to ask himself, “Are you following your passion?” Matty shares about a time when he stepped away from radio and launched his podcasting career.  He shares the driving force behind his decision to become a teacher, creating content with a purpose, and leveraging your creative into a business. Join us to learn all about Matty's journey that lead him to being the true Trailblazer that he is today.

In this episode, we turn the mic around. Who's this host, Rob Tuchman, interviewing the world's most successful entrepreneurs? Well, I'm currently co-founder of Amaze Media Labs. Amaze is one of the fastest growing businesses within the podcast industry. Formerly, I built and sold my two previous businesses around my passions (sports & entertainment.) This week I'll be interviewed by Brett Perlmutter, the producing manager for the How Success podcast, who also does work in the venture space.

In this episode, we turn the mic around. Who's this host, Rob Tuchman, interviewing the world's most successful entrepreneurs? Well, I'm currently co-founder of Amaze Media Labs. Amaze is one of the fastest growing businesses within the podcast industry. Formerly, I built and sold my two previous businesses around my passions (sports & entertainment.) This week I'll be interviewed by Brett Perlmutter, the producing manager for the How Success podcast, who also does work in the venture space.

This month we replay for you our How Will Podcasts Evolve From Here? webinar. A conversation led by Gary Scott, CEO of Inside Voices Media and joined by Martina Castro, CEO of Adonde Media, Jason Saldanha, Chief of Content and Business Development for PRX, Matty Staudt, EVP of Podcasting at Amaze Media Labs, Rachael King, Founder and CEO of Pod People, and Ashton Carter, Director of Recruiting at Pod People. Join us for an episode full of insight from different walks of podcasting as this all-star group tackles subjects from diversity, the current and future state of podcasting, the shared ideology that “A rising tide lifts all boats”, building the middle class through podcasting, and so much more. Listen in and learn why every single one of our panelists is a true trailblazer in their own right.

Hosted and Produced by Bryan Barletta and Evo TerraAudio Engineering by Ian PowellThis is The Download, the most important business news from the world of podcasting, I'm Bryan Barletta.And I'm Evo Terra. Today we're covering the entirety of the podcast acquisition and funding that happened in 2021. Let's get started.Libsyn, the public podcast hosting platform founded in 2004 had an incredibly active year. They started by raising 25 million dollars and they definitely put it to work, buying podcast creation platform Auxbus, subscription and membership platform Glow for 1.2 million dollars, host and announcer read self-serve advertising marketplace Advertisecast for 30 million dollars, and longtail podcast advertising marketplace PODGO. With the leadership team from Advertisecast taking a more active role, and former board chairman and investor Brad Tirpak coming on as CEO, Libsyn has a chance to really upgrade their image if they can match the momentum of their competitors and integrate a non-trivial amount of companies into one of the oldest podcast platforms still active.Audacy, started the year as Entercom, and after 53 years, rebranded. Kicking it of by acquiring longtail self-serve ad marketplace Podcorn for $22.5m. Podcorn gives Audacy micro-influencer reach contrasting with their higher-profile owned and repped shows. For $40m, they also bought “an exclusive, perpetual license of WideOrbit's digital audio streaming and podcasting technology and related assets and operations. Audacy will continue to operate WO Streaming under the name AmperWave.” Today, Audacy builds and hosts their radio broadcast to podcasts solution with Triton Digital's Omny Studio, owned by close competitor iHeartMedia, while hosting their Cadence13 and Pineapple Street Media shows on Spotify's Megaphone. For a company reporting around $16m in revenue per quarter from podcasting alone, expect to see them fully migrate to AmperWave and bulk up the public offering for the platform.While Global, the UK-based media & entertainment group and parent company of DAX Digital Ad Exchange does offer podcast hosting capabilities, their main appeal for publishers has been monetization opportunities. So acquiring podcast hosting, analytics, and monetization platform Captivate, which is IAB certified and has strong brand appeal for indie podcasts, shows Global's drive to be more accessible. Ad exchanges thrive on inventory, so the purchase of Remixd, which “automatically converts text articles into audio files” provides Global a quick path to more ad supply. With Captivate off the table, hosting platform Buzzsprout, that serves over 100k podcasts, becomes even more appealing for a longtail inventory play.Earlier in the year, iHeartMedia acquired audio ad technology company Triton Digital for 230 million dollars from E.W. Scripps, which purchased Triton Digital for 150 million dollars in 2018 and Omny Studio, part of Triton Digital, in 2019. Like Audacy, iHeart currently uses Spotify's Megaphone to host their podcasts. Getting all their assets to their own platform is clearly on the horizon for iHeart, especially with Triton Digital offering radio broadcast-to-podcast capabilities. Coupled with iHeart's acquisition of Voxnest/Spreaker in 2020 and the announcement of their ad marketplace in both 2020 and 2021, the only offering iHeart currently lacks to compete with their direct competitors, is an attribution product. Will they build it internally like Adswizz or will they acquire a solution?With over 70% of podcasts on Spotify serving from their hosting platform Anchor, Spotify continues their plans of going wide on audio by buying audiobook distributor Findaway and podcast hosting platform Whooshkaa, which specializes in creating podcasts from radio broadcasts. Whooshkaa will be integrated into hosting platform Megaphone, which Spotify purchased last November for 235 million dollars. While Spotify is unlikely to retain Audacy and iHeartMedia as clients, as both purchased their own radio broadcast-to-podcast technology this year, Spotify will continue to attract publishers looking for those features as part of a complete offering. With Whooshkaa acquired, RedCircle is the last independent hosting platform with dynamic ad insertion and programmatic offerings. And SGRecast from StreamGuys is the only independent company offering a broadcast-to-podcast technology. How long either will remain independent is a very good question.Acast started the year by acquiring US podcast technology startup RadioPublic. Keeping inline with their creator-focused image, the main appeal was “RadioPublic's Listener Relationship Management platform, which allows podcasters to foster even deeper relationships with fans”, which played nice with the beta launch of Acast+, their subscription offering. Over the summer, Acast went public, which is it's own kind of acquisition.And though it falls slightly outside of 2021, when Podnews editor James Cridland announced Amazon's late December 2020 acquisition of Wondery for around 300 million dollars, he made the prediction that ART19 would be the logical next acquisition. After all, former CEO of Wondery, Hernan Lopez was an investor in the platform and all Wondery shows were hosted on ART19. In June of this year, the deal for Amazon to acquire ART19 was officially announced. Nice crystal ball, James.And if that wasn't enough, here's a quick rundown of some of the other deals from 2021: In the podcast player space, the Breaker podcast app team joined Twitter while Maple Media acquired the app itself, Daily Mail and General Trust or DMGT acquired discovery focused podcast app Entale, and Automattic, owner of Tumblr and WordPress.com acquired the podcast app Pocket Casts. In the hosting platform space Castos acquires another hosting platform, Podiant and Sounder acquired audio discovery and analytics company Podnods. In the technology space attribution company Podsights acquired linksharing company pod.link and podcast database Podchaser acquired chart and ranking tool Podcharts and listener review tool Podrover. And in the content production space Amaze Media Labs acquired podcast production company Jam Street Media.Finally, a lighting round of the funding deals that happened, to give you some insight into the money moving into the podcasting space.ProductionCopenhagen-based Podimo raised $15.3m in February and $78m in November.Audio Up Media raised $12m.WaitWhat raised $12m.Sounder raised $2.15m in March and $9.5m in December.Casted raised $7m.French-based Paradiso Media raised $5.9m.Quake Media raised $3.5m.Equity Mates Media raised $900k.UK-based Auddy raised $610k.Creator ToolsVerbit raised $157m.Descript raised $30m.Podcastle raised $7m.Zencastr raised $4.6m.Podchaser raised $4m.Riverside raised $2.5m.Hosting & MonetizationInstreamatic raised $6.1m.RedCircle raised $6m.Podsights raised $4m.Backtracks raised $1.6m.Castos raised $756k.Podmetrics and Podcast Network Asia raised $750k.You'll find links to everything we just covered in the episode details, and subscribe to The Download in your inbox so you never miss an episode.I'm Bryan BarlettaAnd I'm Evo TerraSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted and Produced by Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra Audio Engineering by Ian Powell This is The Download, the most important business news from the world of podcasting, I'm Bryan Barletta. And I'm Evo Terra. Today we're covering the entirety of the podcast acquisition and funding that happened in 2021. Let's get started. Libsyn, the public podcast hosting platform founded in 2004 had an incredibly active year. They started by raising 25 million dollars and they definitely put it to work, buying podcast creation platform Auxbus, subscription and membership platform Glow for 1.2 million dollars, host and announcer read self-serve advertising marketplace Advertisecast for 30 million dollars, and longtail podcast advertising marketplace PODGO. With the leadership team from Advertisecast taking a more active role, and former board chairman and investor Brad Tirpak coming on as CEO, Libsyn has a chance to really upgrade their image if they can match the momentum of their competitors and integrate a non-trivial amount of companies into one of the oldest podcast platforms still active. Audacy, started the year as Entercom, and after 53 years, rebranded. Kicking it of by acquiring longtail self-serve ad marketplace Podcorn for $22.5m. Podcorn gives Audacy micro-influencer reach contrasting with their higher-profile owned and repped shows. For $40m, they also bought “an exclusive, perpetual license of WideOrbit's digital audio streaming and podcasting technology and related assets and operations. Audacy will continue to operate WO Streaming under the name AmperWave.” Today, Audacy builds and hosts their radio broadcast to podcasts solution with Triton Digital's Omny Studio, owned by close competitor iHeartMedia, while hosting their Cadence13 and Pineapple Street Media shows on Spotify's Megaphone. For a company reporting around $16m in revenue per quarter from podcasting alone, expect to see them fully migrate to AmperWave and bulk up the public offering for the platform. While Global, the UK-based media & entertainment group and parent company of DAX Digital Ad Exchange does offer podcast hosting capabilities, their main appeal for publishers has been monetization opportunities. So acquiring podcast hosting, analytics, and monetization platform Captivate, which is IAB certified and has strong brand appeal for indie podcasts, shows Global's drive to be more accessible. Ad exchanges thrive on inventory, so the purchase of Remixd, which “automatically converts text articles into audio files” provides Global a quick path to more ad supply. With Captivate off the table, hosting platform Buzzsprout, that serves over 100k podcasts, becomes even more appealing for a longtail inventory play. Earlier in the year, iHeartMedia acquired audio ad technology company Triton Digital for 230 million dollars from E.W. Scripps, which purchased Triton Digital for 150 million dollars in 2018 and Omny Studio, part of Triton Digital, in 2019. Like Audacy, iHeart currently uses Spotify's Megaphone to host their podcasts. Getting all their assets to their own platform is clearly on the horizon for iHeart, especially with Triton Digital offering radio broadcast-to-podcast capabilities. Coupled with iHeart's acquisition of Voxnest/Spreaker in 2020 and the announcement of their ad marketplace in both 2020 and 2021, the only offering iHeart currently lacks to compete with their direct competitors, is an attribution product. Will they build it internally like Adswizz or will they acquire a solution? With over 70% of podcasts on Spotify serving from their hosting platform Anchor, Spotify continues their plans of going wide on audio by buying audiobook distributor Findaway and podcast hosting platform Whooshkaa, which specializes in creating podcasts from radio broadcasts. Whooshkaa will be integrated into hosting platform Megaphone, which Spotify purchased last November for 235 million dollars. While Spotify is unlikely to retain Audacy and iHeartMedia as clients, as both purchased their own radio broadcast-to-podcast technology this year, Spotify will continue to attract publishers looking for those features as part of a complete offering. With Whooshkaa acquired, RedCircle is the last independent hosting platform with dynamic ad insertion and programmatic offerings. And SGRecast from StreamGuys is the only independent company offering a broadcast-to-podcast technology. How long either will remain independent is a very good question. Acast started the year by acquiring US podcast technology startup RadioPublic. Keeping inline with their creator-focused image, the main appeal was “RadioPublic's Listener Relationship Management platform, which allows podcasters to foster even deeper relationships with fans”, which played nice with the beta launch of Acast+, their subscription offering. Over the summer, Acast went public, which is it's own kind of acquisition. And though it falls slightly outside of 2021, when Podnews editor James Cridland announced Amazon's late December 2020 acquisition of Wondery for around 300 million dollars, he made the prediction that ART19 would be the logical next acquisition. After all, former CEO of Wondery, Hernan Lopez was an investor in the platform and all Wondery shows were hosted on ART19. In June of this year, the deal for Amazon to acquire ART19 was officially announced. Nice crystal ball, James. And if that wasn't enough, here's a quick rundown of some of the other deals from 2021: In the podcast player space, the Breaker podcast app team joined Twitter while Maple Media acquired the app itself, Daily Mail and General Trust or DMGT acquired discovery focused podcast app Entale, and Automattic, owner of Tumblr and WordPress.com acquired the podcast app Pocket Casts. In the hosting platform space Castos acquires another hosting platform, Podiant and Sounder acquired audio discovery and analytics company Podnods. In the technology space attribution company Podsights acquired linksharing company pod.link and podcast database Podchaser acquired chart and ranking tool Podcharts and listener review tool Podrover. And in the content production space Amaze Media Labs acquired podcast production company Jam Street Media. Finally, a lighting round of the funding deals that happened, to give you some insight into the money moving into the podcasting space. Production Copenhagen-based Podimo raised $15.3m in February and $78m in November. Audio Up Media raised $12m. WaitWhat raised $12m. Sounder raised $2.15m in March and $9.5m in December. Casted raised $7m. French-based Paradiso Media raised $5.9m. Quake Media raised $3.5m. Equity Mates Media raised $900k. UK-based Auddy raised $610k.Creator Tools Verbit raised $157m. Descript raised $30m. Podcastle raised $7m. Zencastr raised $4.6m. Podchaser raised $4m. Riverside raised $2.5m.Hosting & Monetization Instreamatic raised $6.1m. RedCircle raised $6m. Podsights raised $4m. Backtracks raised $1.6m. Castos raised $756k. Podmetrics and Podcast Network Asia raised $750k. You'll find links to everything we just covered in the episode details, and subscribe to The Download in your inbox so you never miss an episode. I'm Bryan Barletta And I'm Evo Terra See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosted and Produced by Bryan Barletta and Evo TerraAudio Engineering by Ian PowellThis is The Download, the most important business news from the world of podcasting, I'm Bryan Barletta.And I'm Evo Terra. Today we're covering the entirety of the podcast acquisition and funding that happened in 2021. Let's get started.Libsyn, the public podcast hosting platform founded in 2004 had an incredibly active year. They started by raising 25 million dollars and they definitely put it to work, buying podcast creation platform Auxbus, subscription and membership platform Glow for 1.2 million dollars, host and announcer read self-serve advertising marketplace Advertisecast for 30 million dollars, and longtail podcast advertising marketplace PODGO. With the leadership team from Advertisecast taking a more active role, and former board chairman and investor Brad Tirpak coming on as CEO, Libsyn has a chance to really upgrade their image if they can match the momentum of their competitors and integrate a non-trivial amount of companies into one of the oldest podcast platforms still active.Audacy, started the year as Entercom, and after 53 years, rebranded. Kicking it of by acquiring longtail self-serve ad marketplace Podcorn for $22.5m. Podcorn gives Audacy micro-influencer reach contrasting with their higher-profile owned and repped shows. For $40m, they also bought “an exclusive, perpetual license of WideOrbit's digital audio streaming and podcasting technology and related assets and operations. Audacy will continue to operate WO Streaming under the name AmperWave.” Today, Audacy builds and hosts their radio broadcast to podcasts solution with Triton Digital's Omny Studio, owned by close competitor iHeartMedia, while hosting their Cadence13 and Pineapple Street Media shows on Spotify's Megaphone. For a company reporting around $16m in revenue per quarter from podcasting alone, expect to see them fully migrate to AmperWave and bulk up the public offering for the platform.While Global, the UK-based media & entertainment group and parent company of DAX Digital Ad Exchange does offer podcast hosting capabilities, their main appeal for publishers has been monetization opportunities. So acquiring podcast hosting, analytics, and monetization platform Captivate, which is IAB certified and has strong brand appeal for indie podcasts, shows Global's drive to be more accessible. Ad exchanges thrive on inventory, so the purchase of Remixd, which “automatically converts text articles into audio files” provides Global a quick path to more ad supply. With Captivate off the table, hosting platform Buzzsprout, that serves over 100k podcasts, becomes even more appealing for a longtail inventory play.Earlier in the year, iHeartMedia acquired audio ad technology company Triton Digital for 230 million dollars from E.W. Scripps, which purchased Triton Digital for 150 million dollars in 2018 and Omny Studio, part of Triton Digital, in 2019. Like Audacy, iHeart currently uses Spotify's Megaphone to host their podcasts. Getting all their assets to their own platform is clearly on the horizon for iHeart, especially with Triton Digital offering radio broadcast-to-podcast capabilities. Coupled with iHeart's acquisition of Voxnest/Spreaker in 2020 and the announcement of their ad marketplace in both 2020 and 2021, the only offering iHeart currently lacks to compete with their direct competitors, is an attribution product. Will they build it internally like Adswizz or will they acquire a solution?With over 70% of podcasts on Spotify serving from their hosting platform Anchor, Spotify continues their plans of going wide on audio by buying audiobook distributor Findaway and podcast hosting platform Whooshkaa, which specializes in creating podcasts from radio broadcasts. Whooshkaa will be integrated into hosting platform Megaphone, which Spotify purchased last November for 235 million dollars. While Spotify is unlikely to retain Audacy and iHeartMedia as clients, as both purchased their own radio broadcast-to-podcast technology this year, Spotify will continue to attract publishers looking for those features as part of a complete offering. With Whooshkaa acquired, RedCircle is the last independent hosting platform with dynamic ad insertion and programmatic offerings. And SGRecast from StreamGuys is the only independent company offering a broadcast-to-podcast technology. How long either will remain independent is a very good question.Acast started the year by acquiring US podcast technology startup RadioPublic. Keeping inline with their creator-focused image, the main appeal was “RadioPublic's Listener Relationship Management platform, which allows podcasters to foster even deeper relationships with fans”, which played nice with the beta launch of Acast+, their subscription offering. Over the summer, Acast went public, which is it's own kind of acquisition.And though it falls slightly outside of 2021, when Podnews editor James Cridland announced Amazon's late December 2020 acquisition of Wondery for around 300 million dollars, he made the prediction that ART19 would be the logical next acquisition. After all, former CEO of Wondery, Hernan Lopez was an investor in the platform and all Wondery shows were hosted on ART19. In June of this year, the deal for Amazon to acquire ART19 was officially announced. Nice crystal ball, James.And if that wasn't enough, here's a quick rundown of some of the other deals from 2021: In the podcast player space, the Breaker podcast app team joined Twitter while Maple Media acquired the app itself, Daily Mail and General Trust or DMGT acquired discovery focused podcast app Entale, and Automattic, owner of Tumblr and WordPress.com acquired the podcast app Pocket Casts. In the hosting platform space Castos acquires another hosting platform, Podiant and Sounder acquired audio discovery and analytics company Podnods. In the technology space attribution company Podsights acquired linksharing company pod.link and podcast database Podchaser acquired chart and ranking tool Podcharts and listener review tool Podrover. And in the content production space Amaze Media Labs acquired podcast production company Jam Street Media.Finally, a lighting round of the funding deals that happened, to give you some insight into the money moving into the podcasting space.ProductionCopenhagen-based Podimo raised $15.3m in February and $78m in November.Audio Up Media raised $12m.WaitWhat raised $12m.Sounder raised $2.15m in March and $9.5m in December.Casted raised $7m.French-based Paradiso Media raised $5.9m.Quake Media raised $3.5m.Equity Mates Media raised $900k.UK-based Auddy raised $610k.Creator ToolsVerbit raised $157m.Descript raised $30m.Podcastle raised $7m.Zencastr raised $4.6m.Podchaser raised $4m.Riverside raised $2.5m.Hosting & MonetizationInstreamatic raised $6.1m.RedCircle raised $6m.Podsights raised $4m.Backtracks raised $1.6m.Castos raised $756k.Podmetrics and Podcast Network Asia raised $750k.You'll find links to everything we just covered in the episode details, and subscribe to The Download in your inbox so you never miss an episode.I'm Bryan BarlettaAnd I'm Evo TerraSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Hala and Jordan for The Podcast Winter Ball presented by Stitcher in Clubpod! We will have expert panelists and ClubPod leaders who will discuss topics like, Podcaster Etiquette Do's and Don'ts, Show Me The Money, Baby!, Dude, Where's My Analytics?, and So...That's How You Grow A Show! This fun holiday party will include several "Pitch Your Podcast" contests with a chance for 3 lucky winners to be featured in the Stitcher app! *** Meet the Panel ***   Jordan Mendoza - Entrepreneur, Business Consultant, and Podcast Host of the “Blaze Your Own Trail Podcast”  Jason Feifer - Editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine, and host of the podcast Build For Tomorrow Dimple Dang - Online Marketing Expert | Legal Marketing Expert | Podcast Coach | Host of “Mesmerizing Marketing™ Podcast” a  Robert Tuch(K)man - Entrepreneur and Co-Founder at Amaze Media Labs, Podcast Host, Entrepreneur Magazine's How Success Happens Mario Armstrong - two time Emmy Award-Winner, Lifestyle Entrepreneur, TV Host, Public Speaker and Motivator  Anthony Savelli - Co-Founder & CRO at Podcast Ad Reps Steve Olsher - Founder & Editor-In-Chief of Podcast Magazine®, creator of ClubPod™  Chris Krimitsos - Guinness World Record® Holder for the largest attendance for a virtual podcasting conference in one week, and a leading expert on podcasting and on-demand audio. Bryan Barletta- the voice behind Sounds Profitable podcast, writes the Sounds Profitable newsletter, which is part of the Podnews network. Shawn Anthony - Host of the School's Over....Now What? Podcast and is the lead mentor at The Now What Academy.  James Cridland - Editor of Podnews and a radio futurologist - a writer, consultant and public speaker on radio's future. Mark Savant - Host of the After Hours Entrepreneur Podcast and Owner of Mark Savant Media which ​​makes Podcast Production Simple Adam Posner - Founder of NHP talent group, host of the POZcast Raven Blair Glover - Raven aka The Talk Show Maven - Former CNN Radio Personality, and Host of The Profitable Podcaster Show Sponsored By:  Jordan Harbinger - Check out jordanharbinger.com/start for some episode recommendations  Kraken - Visit kraken.com/yap now to learn more or search for "Kraken" in the app store. Shopify - Go to shopify.com/profiting for a FREE fourteen-day trial and get full access to Shopify's entire suite of features. AthleticGreens - Visit athleticgreens.com/YAP and get FREE 1 year supply of immune-supporting Vitamin D AND 5 FREE travel packs with your first purchase. Social Media:  Follow YAP on IG: www.instagram.com/youngandprofiting Reach out to Hala directly at Hala@YoungandProfiting.com Follow Hala on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/htaha/ Follow Hala on Instagram: www.instagram.com/yapwithhala Follow Hala on Clubhouse: @halataha Check out our website to meet the team, view show notes and transcripts: www.youngandprofiting.com

We had Matty Staudt back on the show in September of 2019 and he was heading up jam street media after leaving iHeart as the head of podcasting. in that episode we talked about his early podcast career with dates back to stitcher in 2008, how he produced the G. Gordon Liddy show, and played the hits on great radio stations across America… since then he has been building some of the best branded podcasts out there. and then came the news that jam street had been acquired by amaze media labs. cool! Matty is now the chief development officer there and we caught up with him to talk about our two favourite subjects…. podcast and broadcast. this show was recorded using Streamyard and there's a video version for those who like to consume their podcasts that way.Check out some of the great stuff happening at Amaze Media Labs here. Also there is a video version of the show here. Thanks also to the people who make this show possible every week including:PromosuiteJustin Dove at Core Image StudiosMegatraxSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What does it mean to go beyond being a "podcaster?" My guest on this episode is https://www.linkedin.com/in/matty-staudt-44698b8/ (Matty Staudt). He's been making podcasts for entertainment and business for over 14 years. Since cracking the mic at 16, audio has been his life at such companies as CBS, Stitcher, iHeartRadio and currently https://www.linkedin.com/company/amazemedialabs/ (Amaze Media Labs). https://newsletter.podcastmovement.com/Prod/link-tracker?redirectUrl=aHR0cHMlM0ElMkYlMkZhdWRpb2luc3VyZ2VudC5zdWJzdGFjay5jb20lMkZwJTJGZml2ZS1waWVjZXMtb2YtYWR2aWNlLWZvci10aG9zZS1pbnRlcmVzdGVk&sig=ESP1kQUxUfUMidipFCWmAkP7rTjeLSLqdhXdawYuTFjc&iat=1634743010&a=%7C%7C252316729%7C%7C&account=podcastmovement%2Eactivehosted%2Ecom&email=39mAMeT0TXlQRKJ%2FlDlBxQA3SuMkJhmkGexv49sZvNU%3D&s=57e9b759e25d786bfa6d8d02b142c740&i=1488A1615A3A32616 (According to Eric Nuzum, podcasters are audio makers), but they're not in the audio business. Following his podcasting masterclass at Radiodays Europe in September, the veteran creator, strategist, and https://magnificentnoise.com/ (Magnificent Noise) co-founder was asked to deliver five ideas around podcasting.  "Idea Number 1: Don't be a podcaster." Nuzum encourages podcasters and radio producers alike to think of themselves as "audio makers." Worrying about platforms will only limit your perceived versatility. To let go of that label now is to save yourself existential anxiety in 10 years when something new comes along. "Idea Number 4: You are not in the audio business." Those that make podcasts are in the community building business, Nuzum says: "You are establishing a hub for a community of people who love a subject or a topic and want to…interact about it." Fostering that hub isn't optional if you plan to grow. "You are not in the audio business; you are in the community building business." Matty and I talk about how brands look at podcasting, and their mindset on how podcasting builds community. And how podcasting is central to community building and engagement for businesses and brands. It's about looking at podcasting as a means to an end - your business or brand goal. Let's talk about what podcasting can do for your business in the next 12-months. Whether you're B2C or B2B, we can create a content marketing strategy that will work for you. Connect with me if you would like to talk more about this. My calendar is available on my Circle270Media Podcast Consultants http://www.circle270media.com/ (business website) at circle270media.com Subscribe to my free daily https://note-to-future-me.captivate.fm/openthemic (Open The Mic Newsletter). It's chock full of podcast news you may have missed, as well as social media, sales, and audio production tips, and insights on how to grow your business podcast. Recorded in conjunction with http://www.channel511.com/ (Channel 511), in the Brewery District, downtown Columbus, OH. Brett Johnson is the owner and lead consultant at Circle270Media Podcast Consultants. With over 35+ years of experience in Marketing, Content Creation, Audio Production/Recording and Broadcasting, the podcast consultants at Circle270Media strategically bring these strengths together for their business Podcast clients. Email us at podcasts@circle270media.com to set up time to talk more about your new or established business podcast.

In this special episode, our host Robert Christiansen takes a turn as the guest, joining Amaze Media Labs co-founder Robert Tuchman on Entrepreneur Magazine's “How Success Happens” podcast. Whether you're new to “HPE Tech Talk” or a long-time listener, this is your chance to get to know Robert when the tables are turned. His passion for fly fishing, his advice for entrepreneurial thinkers navigating a multinational organization for the first time, his take on the merging of IT and AI, and much more are all part of this insightful episode. 

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 17 -A Side Dish of Banter: Skin Care TALK! -Caitlin's Weekly Wine Tip: Preparing for Labour Day..."Froze" -Special guest: Dana Ehrlich, Founder & CEO of Verde Farms -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week: Alcoholic Ice Cream!? Check out "Tipsy Scoop"! Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: Site link: https://www.verdefarms.com/ Amazon Store: https://us.amazon.com/stores/Verde+Organic+Grass+fed+Beef/page/BFAFA1AB-D857-4F09-BF21-D39887EE3C10?ref_=ast_bln Instagram: @VerdeFarms Twitter: @Verde_Farms Facebook: @VerdeFarms Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 16 -A Side Dish of Banter: Recovering from a Bachelorette Party Weekend -Caitlin's Weekly Wine Tip: Italian TIME! -Special guest: Katie Freeman, Event Sales Manager at Family-Owned Glynn Hospitality Group -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week: Phantom Gourmet Food Festival https://www.phantomgourmetfoodfestival.com/ Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: https://www.glynnhospitalitygroup.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/glynn-hospitality-group/ Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Faithful Fanatic Podcast has joined The Pigskin Podcast Network, sponsored by DraftKings, powered by Amaze Media Labs! The network will launch on September 1st, and you can follow along on Twitter for updates (@PigskinPodNet). For the second episode since The Faithful Fanatic signed its deal, Mike Shumann joins Nick to discuss: Trey Lance, Jimmy Garoppolo, and the 49ers QB perdicament Which rookies stood out in the preseason game against the Chiefs What makes this team a Super Bowl contender And much, much more! Be sure to subscribe and rate the pod on your platform of choice! Social Media Accounts (auto-linked): Twitter Accounts (Follow!): @NinerNick_22 - @FaithfulFanPod_ - @MikeShumann YouTube Channels (Subscribe!): Nick Facebook Pages (Like!): Faithful Fanatic Instagram (Follow!): @NinerNick_22 - @Mike.Shumann

The Faithful Fanatic Podcast has joined The Pigskin Podcast Network, sponsored by DraftKings, powered by Amaze Media Labs! The network will launch on September 1st, and you can follow along on Twitter for updates (@PigskinPodNet). For the first episode since The Faithful Fanatic signed its deal, Grant Cohn joins Nick to preview the 49ers preseason. Be sure to subscribe and rate the pod on your platform of choice! Social Media Accounts (auto-linked): Twitter Accounts (Follow!): @NinerNick_22 - @FaithfulFanPod_ - @GrantCohn YouTube Channels (Subscribe!): Nick - Grant Facebook Pages (Like!): Faithful Fanatic - San Francisco 49ers with Grant Cohn Instagram (Follow!): @NinerNick_22 Episode Outline: 0:00 - 3:00 Introduction and show preview 3:01 - 12:40 (QBs) Jimmy Garoppolo, Trey Lance, and the quarterback conundrum 12:41 - 19:01 (RBs) Raheem Mostert, Trey Sermon... who's next? 19:02 - 24:48 (WRs) Checkin in on the WR3 battle 24:49 - 28:48 (TEs) The development of Ross da boss Dwelley 28:49 - 35:35 (O-Line) Update on Aaron Banks, and the player who is running away with the RG spot. 35:36 - 40:17 (D-Line) The deepest group on the team 40:18 - 42:48 (LBs) What's behind Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw 42:49 - 46:49 (CBs) Updates Jason Verrett, Emmanuel Moseley, and the two rooks. 46:50 - 50:16> (DBs) Concerns around Jaquaski Tartt. Who is the next man up? 50:17 - 51:17> Special Teams and wrap up.

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 15 -A Side Dish of Banter -Caitlin's Weekly Wine Tip -Special guest: Regan Cleminson, Owner at Coastline Creatives -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: https://www.whiskmeawayri.com/ IG: @whiskmeawayri Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 14 -A Side Dish of Banter: Wedding SEASON Post-COVID19 -Caitlin's Weekly Wine Tip -Special guest: Morgan Gray, Founder of "Whisk Me Away" Bakery in Ocean State -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: https://www.whiskmeawayri.com/ IG: @whiskmeawayri Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 13 -A Side Dish of Banter -Caitlin's Weekly Wine Tip -Special guest: Gloria Chin, Double Chin Restaurant & Baobao Bakery -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week: Brittany's NEW restaurant recommendation Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: https://www.navyyardhospitality.com/ Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 12 -A Side Dish of Banter -Caitlin's Weekly Wine Tip: "Funky" Raw Wine! -Special guest: Rachel Engdahl, Navy Yard Hospitality Group -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week: The Inn at Hastings Park, with Trisha Perez Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: https://www.navyyardhospitality.com/ Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 11 -A Side Dish of Banter - Mexico Trip! -Caitlin's Weekly Wine Tip -Special guest: Monisha Misra, Founder of Boards By Mo, a Charcuterie Board Preparation Company -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @boardsbymo IG https://www.boardsbymo.com/ Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 10 -A Side Dish of Banter -Caitlin's Weekly Wine tip -Special guest: Chef "Ozzy" Rizvi, of "Bar A Vin 1855" -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @baravin1855 https://baravin1855.com Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episodes 10 & 11 Available Next week! Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @colletteyscookies Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 9 -A Side Dish of Banter -Caitlin's Weekly Wine tip -Special guest: Ice Cream Artisan Deena Jalal , Creator of FoMu Ice Cream & Owner of Sweet Tree Creamery -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week: Late Night Eats & "Cold Tea" Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @fomuicecream https://sweettreecreamery.com Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 8 -A Side Dish of Banter -Weekly Wine tip -Special guest: Trisha Perez Kennealy, Owner & CEO of Artistry & the Inn at Hastings Park -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @trishaperezkennealy IG https://www.innathastingspark.com/ Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! BACK TO NORMAL SCHEDULE NEXT WEEK! Episode 7 -A Side Dish of Banter -Weekly Wine tip -Special guest: Daniel Roughan, Owner of SOURCE Restaurants in Harvard Square -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week: Late Night Eats & "Cold Tea" Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @sourcerestaurants https://sourcerestaurants.com/ Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 7 Available Saturday! Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @colletteyscookies Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 6 -A Side Dish of Banter -Weekly Wine tip + favorite cocktail  -Special guest: Collette Divitto, Entrepreneur & Disability Activist (Founder of Collettey's Cookies) -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @colletteyscookies Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 5 -A Side Dish of Banter -Weekly Wine tip + favorite cocktail  -Special guest: Nicole Liu, Entrepreneur & Restaurateur (Founder of VESTER Cafe & Former Managing Partner at Dumpling Daughter) -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week; BREAKFAST! Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @nic_ole_liu Her Restaurants: @vestercafe Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 3 -A Side Dish of Banter -Weekly Wine tip + favorite cocktail  -Special guest: Jawed Halepota, Entrepreneur & Personal Chef of Professional Basketball Player on the Boston Celtics, Marcus Smart -Boston Food Journal Tips of the Week Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: jawedhalepota His restaurants: @FarmatWoodsHill @WoodsHillTable @AdelitaConcord @woodshillpier4 Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 2 -A Side Dish of Banter -Weekly Wine tip + favorite cocktail  -Special guest: Kristin Canty, Restaurateur, Farm Owner, & Filmmaker: Woods Hill Table, Adelita Concord, & Woods Hill Pier 4 -Boston Food Journal Tips Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our Guest: @kristincanty Her restaurants: @FarmatWoodsHill @WoodsHillTable @AdelitaConcord @woodshillpier4 Presented by Eat Drink Dine Podcast Network

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Episode 1 -Weekly wine tip + favorite cocktail  -Special guest, Ran Duan of Baldwin Bar At Sichuan Garden, Blossom Bar At Sichuan Garden, & the Ivory Peal Bar -Boston Food Journal News: Mother's Day Destinations Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content! Our guest: Ran Duan @cocktail_lens His restaurants: @blossom_bar_brookline @ivorypearlbar @thebaldwinbar

The Side Dish Podcast is a New England/Boston-focused food, wine, and lifestyle podcast by Amaze Media Labs. Hosted by Boston Food Journal's Brittany DiCapua and her sister Caitlin, the podcast consists of three main segments: Brittany and Caitlin will open the bottle of wine for real time reactions and discussion. Caitlin will give listeners the details on the bottle, such as price point, tasting notes, food pairings, etc. The knowledge Caitlin shares will surly impress your friends at the next dinner party, without breaking the bank!  Second, Brittany has an in-depth conversation with a special guest. Our guests consist of local chefs, mixologists, farmers, and a variety of other contributors to the Boston food scene. our mission is to go beyond the menu and give listeners a look at who's behind their favorite restaurants, how they got their start, and what inspires them.  Brittany wraps up the show with some Boston Food Journal news and updates like local events, restaurant openings, where to find prime patio seating, and more.   Overall, the podcast is centered on Boston and New England's biggest food and drink influencers. It will feature a variety of cuisines and establishments so listeners will gain a deeper understanding of what it takes to be successful in a competitive industry! Follow @bostonfoodjournal On Instagram for more Side Dish content!