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Podcast Ad Nauseam, Podroll, and Listening on 1.5x (3 Things in Podcasting)

Podcast Ad Nauseam, Podroll, and Listening on 1.5x (3 Things in Podcasting)

Season 5 Episode 59 Published 2 years, 3 months ago
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It's another 3 Things in Podcasting!

In today's episode, I cover:

Sounds Profitable's Ad Nauseum report - I share my biggest takeaways and insights from this fascinating deep dive into how people listen to podcast ads and what we can do to improve them.

RSS.com and Transistor.fm's new Podroll feature - Discover how this cool community feature makes podcast discovery easier and why I hope to see more hosts and apps support it.

The debate: Should podcasts only be listened to at 1X speed? - I weigh in on this hot take and share my thoughts on how listening speed affects content consumption.

1. Sounds Profitable Ad Nauseam Report

2. RSS.com and Transistor add Podroll: - What is Podroll? - RSS.com's announcement | Transistor's announcement

3. Should you listen to podcasts on more than 1x?

  • (00:00) - Intro
  • (00:58) - Sounds Profitable Ad Nauseam Report
  • (17:15) - RSS.com and Transistor add Podroll
  • (20:53) - Should you listen to podcasts on more than 1x?

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