YouTube Starts Paying for Podcast Content + The Ethics of Spamming Podcasters
Buzzcast03/18/22 • 55 min
In this episode, Jordan Blair joins the crew to discuss several innovative audio apps, why YouTube is paying podcasters to create video content, Apple Podcasts' newest feature, and why companies are sending spam emails to podcasters.
Special BuzzBoost Shoutouts to Kyrin, Dave, and Andy for supporting the show.
Be sure to check out Jordan's podcast Dreamful on your favorite podcast listening app.
Links from this episode:
- Racket launches an app for 99-second micro podcasts
- Run the airwaves with Amp, the live radio app from Amazon
- YouTube is reportedly paying podcasters to film their shows
- iOS 15.4: What’s New for Apple Podcasts
- Dorktales Storytime podcast offers classic tales to raise awareness about autism
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03/18/22 • 55 min
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Buzzcast - YouTube Starts Paying for Podcast Content + The Ethics of Spamming Podcasters
Transcript Summary
In this episode titled "YouTube Starts Paying for Podcast Content + The Ethics of Spamming Podcasters," Travis, the editor and producer of the show, is joined by Jordan, a guest co-host who runs her own podcast called Dreamful. They dive into various interesting topics, including Jordan's Patreon page and her plan to add a premium content option in collaboration with Spotify. They also discuss a social app called Racket, Apple Podcasts' latest updates, and the growing trend of video podcasting on YouTube. The hosts touch on the involvement of the Illuminati in the podcasting world, share their methods for discovering new podcasts, and offer advice on handling spam emails. They even highlight a notable podcast called dark tale storytime and express gratitude to their listeners. With a mix of industry insights, engaging discussions, and helpful tips, this episode is sure to captivate listeners interested in the evolving landscape of podcasting.
Transcript
I have another question here and I just slipped my mind this is why Travis gets so mad at us because we just talk like this in the middle the episode and we rely on him to cut it out.
JordanThere's a lot of theory left.
KevinI know. That's that's normal, even when he was like full time co hosts
Albantwo weeks ago Trav
YouTube Starts Paying for Podcast Content + The Ethics of Spamming Podcasters Top Questions Answered
How can I boost my podcast numbers using Buzzsprout?
The hosts discuss using Buzzsprout to boost podcast numbers, but specific strategies are not mentioned.
How do podcasters personally discover new podcasts?
Podcasters discover new podcasts by browsing podcast apps, using social media, and networking within the podcasting industry.
How can I reduce the impact of spam emails as a podcaster?
Marking spam emails received by podcasters as spam can help reduce their impact.
What is a popular podcast on Spotify called Dreamful about?
Dreamful is a popular podcast on Spotify run by Jordan Blair, the guest co-host of this episode.
How does the Apple podcast app improve the browsing experience?
The Apple podcast app now allows filtering by season and episode type, making it easier to browse for serialized podcasts.
What is the significance of Boosters and Booster grams in podcasting?
Boosters, such as Andy Lehmann and Dave Jones, contribute to podcasts by giving boosts or donations to support the show.
Can songs be paused or changed during a podcast hosted on an app?
Songs can be paused or changed during a podcast hosted on an app, as it is not recorded or published content.
What is the purpose behind YouTube offering payment to podcasters?
YouTube is offering payment ranging from $50,000 to $300,000 to podcasters to film and upload their podcasts on their platform.
How do podcasters repurpose content across different platforms?
Repurposing content across different platforms can have drawbacks as the content may not be suitable for each medium.
Is video essential for podcasting?
The hosts discuss skepticism regarding the importance of video for podcasting, emphasizing the unique qualities of the audio medium. They suggest that podcasting and video content serve different purposes and audiences.
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