Sounds Profitable

On this week's I Hear Things, Tom excavates the bones of ALL the podcasts he has "podfaded," and talks about why he stopped them, and what he learned as a serial killer...um...of podcasts

The Sounds Profitable podcast started impulsively as a way to test out the amazing ad tech I talk about. It's always been important to me that the people who talk about the technology know how to use it hands on and absolutely know what their clients experience. Now after 30 episodes and just finishing up our first year of Sounds Profitable as a newsletter, we're taking a month to completely reformat and improve the podcast to make it a better listening experience.
For the month of September I wanted to share with you four episodes you may have missed. And of course, ask you to please take our survey, at podcast.study/soundsprofitable . Without your feedback, we couldn't have made the improvements we're planning.
Heather Osgood of True Native Media and I really explored the value of dynamic ad insertion and why every publisher should be focused on implementing it. Heather was one of the first people to have me on her podcast, The Podcast Advertising Playbook, and I'm always excited to talk more about podcast ad tech with her.
Key Links:

Heather Osgood of True Native Media

-----Is DAI actually free to use? (spoiler, it’s not).-----Credits:

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The Sounds Profitable podcast started impulsively as a way to test out the amazing ad tech I talk about. It's always been important to me that the people who talk about the technology know how to use it hands on and absolutely know what their clients experience. Now after 30 episodes and just finishing up our first year of Sounds Profitable as a newsletter, we're taking a month to completely reformat and improve the podcast to make it a better listening experience.
For the month of September I wanted to share with you four episodes you may have missed. And of course, ask you to please take our survey, at podcast.study/soundsprofitable . Without your feedback, we couldn't have made the improvements we're planning.
Heather Osgood of True Native Media and I really explored the value of dynamic ad insertion and why every publisher should be focused on implementing it. Heather was one of the first people to have me on her podcast, The Podcast Advertising Playbook, and I'm always excited to talk more about podcast ad tech with her.
Key Links:

• Heather Osgood of True Native Media
• Article: https://soundsprofitable.com/update/dai-for-podcasting

-----Is DAI actually free to use? (spoiler, it’s not).-----Credits:

• Hosted by Bryan Barletta of Sounds Profitable - [email protected]
• Audio engineering by Ian Powell
• Executive produced by Evo Terra of Simpler Media|
• Special thanks to James Cridland of Podnews
• Podcast hosting and dynamic insertion wizardry by Whooshkaa
• Sounds Profitable Theme written by Tim Cameron

Join the feed at https://soundsprofitable.supercast.tech/
Send us messages with Yappa!

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Writers' Workshops, but for podcasters. That's the tweet ;) Also: an extended meditation on failing, failing fast, and the "just ship it" mentality.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Writers' Workshops, but for podcasters. That's the tweet ;) Also: an extended meditation on failing, failing fast, and the "just ship it" mentality.

The Sounds Profitable podcast started impulsively as a way to test out the amazing ad tech I talk about. It's always been important to me that the people who talk about the technology know how to use it hands on and absolutely know what their clients experience. Now after 30 episodes and just finishing up our first year of Sounds Profitable as a newsletter, we're taking a month to completely reformat and improve the podcast to make it a better listening experience. For the month of September I wanted to share with you four episodes you may have missed, and of course, ask you to please take our survey at podcast.study/soundsprofitable. Without your feedback we couldn't have made the improvements we're planning, so please keep it coming.
Moomal Shaikh of Oracle Moat joined me in March, 2021, and we had an absolutely amazing conversation about brands safety. Insight from outside of the podcast industry is absolutely how we're going to grow so definitely check this episode out.
Key Links:

Moomal Shaikh of Oracle Moat

-----Brand Safety can only get better with less exclusion and more inclusion.-----Credits:

Join the feed at https://soundsprofitable.supercast.tech/
Send us messages with Yappa!
Take our survey!: podcast.study/soundsprofitableSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Sounds Profitable podcast started impulsively as a way to test out the amazing ad tech I talk about. It's always been important to me that the people who talk about the technology know how to use it hands on and absolutely know what their clients experience. Now after 30 episodes and just finishing up our first year of Sounds Profitable as a newsletter, we're taking a month to completely reformat and improve the podcast to make it a better listening experience. For the month of September I wanted to share with you four episodes you may have missed, and of course, ask you to please take our survey at podcast.study/soundsprofitable. Without your feedback we couldn't have made the improvements we're planning, so please keep it coming.
Moomal Shaikh of Oracle Moat joined me in March, 2021, and we had an absolutely amazing conversation about brands safety. Insight from outside of the podcast industry is absolutely how we're going to grow so definitely check this episode out.
Key Links:

• Moomal Shaikh of Oracle Moat
• Article:https://soundsprofitable.com/update/podcasting-brand-safety

-----Brand Safety can only get better with less exclusion and more inclusion.-----Credits:

• Hosted by Bryan Barletta of Sounds Profitable - [email protected]
• Audio engineering by Ian Powell
• Executive produced by Evo Terra of Simpler Media
• Special thanks to James Cridland of Podnews
• Podcast hosting and dynamic insertion wizardry by Whooshkaa
• Sounds Profitable Theme written by Tim Cameron

Join the feed at https://soundsprofitable.supercast.tech/
Send us messages with Yappa!
Take our survey!: podcast.study/soundsprofitable

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Today we talk about whether or not podcasts and broadcasts are two great tastes that taste great together. I also reveal the six phases of radio's relationship with podcasting, the four things radio can do to showcase podcasts effectively, and quote from the great philospher H.I. McDunnough.Full text at http://ihearthin.gs"First Listen: KYCY" from May 2005: https://www.edisonresearch.com/first_listen_ky/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been two years since iHeart put Sunday Night Podcasts on the radio. Do podcasts belong on the radio? And if so, how?

Let’s talk Podcasting! In the last episode of Sounds Profitable’s first season, Bryan speaks with producer Evo Terra, and editor Ian Powell to talk about the ins and outs of making a podcast, and what they’ve learned for Season 2.Key Links:

Evo Terra of Simpler Media Productions

Ian Powell of Ian Powell Audio

Credits:

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