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(00:00) Welcome to Making Creativity Pay
Hello and welcome to making creativity pay this podcast is about talking to people in creative fields about the decisions they make around promoting marketing and monetising this work.
This episode serves two purposes, it’s an introduction to some of the people I’ve spoken to so far and also an example of what can be done using chapters within podcasting.
Chapters are something that are often overlooked within podcasting but are a great way to add artwork or photos that may add to the experience and also help signpost listeners to parts of the podcast that may be of particular interest.
(00:39) Stuart Goldsmith - Comedian's Comedian
First guest up for the podcast was comedian Stuart Goldsmith who discussed how monetising his podcast developed
(01:41) Matt Curtis - Pellicle
Matt Curtis runs a beer, wine and travel related online magazine and podcast called Pellicle. Matt talked about the ethos of the site being free to view for everyone with a Pay if you Can message so nobody misses out but gets across the point that without income there is no site
(04:03) Mark Steadman - Origin FM
Mark Steadman - founder at podcasting company Origin.fm we discussed the value of Putting the effort in to your podcast for the future not just the immediate listener
(06:55) Sophie Cross - Freelancer Magazine
With Sophie Cross Founder and Editor of Freelancer magazine talked about why she set up a print magazine in an increasingly digital world.
(08:03) Joz Norris - Edinburgh Fringe Posters
I’ve also spoken to a number of comedian’s about the economics of performing at the Edinburgh Fringe, one of which was Joz Norris and the clip describes about how they tried to convey ethos of their Edinburgh Fringe show and encourage people to attend from just a poster
(09:30) Cerys Bradley - A Month at Edinburgh
On the same episode as Joz, I spoke To Cerys Bradley and they talked about why Edinburgh is different to other festivals and how performing the show daily improves it but that having to do a full month is maybe not the optimal way of doing things
(10:52) Suchandrika Chakrabarti - Show Marketing
On a separate episode I spoke to comedian Suchandrika Chakribati about the balance between Online vs Traditional marketing for getting people in to shows and how its becoming increasingly digital
(12:58) James Cridland - Sustainable Creativity in Podcasting
I’ve also spoken to James Cridland, Editor of Podnews about the potential improvements and opportunities in podcasting from Chapters and Transcriptions through to microtransactions and subscriptions
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