A podcast for brands that want to understand how to enhance their messaging, engage audiences, reach new markets and grow their business through the power of podcasting.
Listen each fortnight as co-hosts Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman talk to industry leaders, discuss news, trends, technology and guide brands through this exciting growth medium.
Audio quality is the gateway to professional podcasting. That’s the mantra behind Californian-based audio software start-up, SquadCast. Co-founders Zachariah Moreno and Rockwell Felder are on a mission to offer studio-quality audio for podcasters across the world.
It’s all very well us telling you how great podcasting is for brands, but nothing beats hearing it directly from brands themselves. Lucy Briggs is Head of Marketing for Magellan Asset Management, and earlier in 2020 her team launched an investment podcast called ‘In the Know’.
While the counting of votes is taking place in the US, Nicole Goodman starts this episode with a look at how the Trump and Biden campaigns used podcasting to get their respective messages out.
Evo Terra, host of ‘Podcast Pontifications’, talked last episode about podcast strategy and episode planning. He’s back with Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman to discuss how to grow an audience.
There are many keys to creating a successful branded podcast, but two should be addressed right at the beginning of the process. The first is developing a podcast strategy and the second is planning individual podcast episodes.
In just two years, Spotify has taken a big bite out of Apple’s podcast listening audience. Prithi Dey is Podcast Partner Manager for Spotify Australia and she talks to Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman about Spotify’s goal to dominate the space, whilst giving back to podcast creators and listeners alike.
There’s so much podcasting information out there, it can be overwhelming. At SoundCartel we get asked the same questions regularly, by different brands and independents. These questions also pop up often on podcasting blogs and forums.
As podcasting popularity explodes, it can be all too easy to excitedly produce content without considering privacy and the laws that you need to be aware of.
Podcast Futurist and friend of the show, James Cridland sees almost no negative impact on podcasting during COVID-19. Which he confirms is great for brands and advertisers in the space, or for those considering it.
An immersive experience is one that draws you into a new or augmented reality, largely enabled by technology. So how does podcasting, in its purely audio format, achieve this level of experience?
Rob Greenlee, VP of Content and Partnerships at Libsyn, newly announced Chair of The Podcast Academy and friend of the podcast joins Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman.
What’s happening in Australian podcasting and how does it compare to podcasting in the US?
In this episode, Larry Rosin, President of New Jersey-based, Edison Research joins Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman to dig into the numbers behind The Infinite Dial Australia, 2020.
Ralph Van Dijk “sold his soul to audio” many years ago and he’s happy he did. Ralph is Founder and Creative Director of Eardrum, an award-winning, audio agency based in Sydney and Belgium, which he initially founded thirty years ago in London.
Business Wars, Business Wars Daily and WeCrashed are just a few of Wondery’s many outstanding podcasts, and all three are hosted by journalist and broadcaster, David Brown.
In times of crisis, marketing can feel like a luxury. Corey Layton, Commercial Product and Audio Partnerships at ARN chats with Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman about how brands can still get started in podcasting and take advantage of the relative cost savings and new technologies, in this growth medium.
The April outlook for 2020 is a very different beast to what it was in January this year. Sharon Taylor, MD of Omny Studio, joins Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman to discuss the latest in podcasting, the potential impact of the coronavirus, and Sharon makes some bold industry predictions.
In our first episode of Podcasting Essentials season 4, Andrew Davies, Digital and Engagement Editor at ABC Audio Studios, chats with Nick Schildberger and Nicole Goodman about podcast promotion, discoverability and his topic of passion – podcast descriptions and titles.
Ever wondered about the ‘Top Lists’ in podcast apps? Who selects them & how? What dark arts are going on back there and who’s responsible? Darian Muka is the Content Curator for Pocket Casts and listens to podcasts all day.
There are many things that go into developing a successful podcast, essential however are building strong relationships, creating great content and developing stand-out marketing.
Who better to talk to about this than Chief Marketing Officer Pam Kramer who has just spent four years with Cadence 13 in the US.
Due to its low barrier to entry, a successful podcast might seem easy to create. But for businesses developing a consumer-facing podcast or for internal purposes, the stakes are higher.
Matty Staudt has traversed the full landscape of audio production, from his days a radio DJ to his part in the early stages of podcast development at iHeart Media.
Podcasting officially began in 2004, the same year that Rob Greenlee, moved from radio into the podcast space. Today, Rob is VP of Content and Partnerships at Libsyn, co-host of the New Media Show, and an Inductee into the Podcast Hall of Fame.
If you’re involved in podcasting or want to be, Podcast Movement is the place to be. It’s the largest podcasting conference in the world, held this year in Orlando, Florida.
If you’re a festival organiser or you’re holding an event with talented speakers and intriguing topics, have you thought of recording the sessions for those who can’t attend?
A special treat this episode – first we hear from SoundCartel’s own executive producer, Heather Dawson, on what makes a great interview. Heather – a former BBC and ABC journalist – has interviewed thousands of guests in her career.
Editing is the least appealing part of making a podcast episode, but it’s crucial if you want listeners to be engaged. That’s according to Ran Levi, producer of Israel’s most listened to podcast, Making History.
Audiograms are proving to be highly effective to promote podcast episodes in social media feeds, like Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. We hear from Oliver Wellington, founder of Headliner, an increasingly popular online tool aimed at podcasters to generate and share videos.
It’s been a big year for Sharon Taylor, Managing Director of Omny Studio. With Triton Digital’s acquisition of Omny and a non-stop international travel schedule, she makes time to stop by again and break it all down.
Marvin Jacobs is the Creative Director of Airborne, the audio company behind The Journey, an outstanding, award-winning podcast from KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
Chris Ashmore asks Marvin about the idea behind The Journey, the process of extracting and distilling incredible stories and whether the podcast met expectations.
Since its launch in 2017, Kellie Riordan has been instrumental with the ABC’s Audio Studios, a one-stop shop at the Australian public broadcaster to create new on-demand and linear audio shows.
Introducing Nicole Goodman, an Australian Podcast Awards winner, and BE’s newest producer. Nicole joins Nick and Chris to examine some of the winners of the latest podcast awards in Australia and overseas.
It was her own love of listening to podcasts that triggered marketing guru Carolyn Walker, CEO of Response Marketing, to approach her client McAfee with an idea of producing a branded podcast.
Respected expert and commentator on the future of podcasting and radio, James Cridland, joins Nick and Chris to discuss current issues in the world of podcasting.
How does a podcast stand out from a crowd of 700,000 or so that now exist?
Don’t do what everyone else is doing: quality production and a narrative form of storytelling helps build engagement from the get-go, according to Steve Pratt co-founder of Pacific Content, producers of some of the world’s best-known branded podcasts.
An often misunderstood and neglected part of podcasting is audio quality. Your podcast now is competing with increasing numbers of professionally-made and commercial quality shows. Attitudes of “close enough” is “good enough” won’t cut it anymore.
More than half of Americans have now listened to a podcast, pushing the medium firmly into the mainstream, according to latest results of The Infinite Dial 2019 from Edison Research and Triton Digital.
With a network of more than 8,000 radio stations and media partners in the US, it made sense for Westwood One to expand its presence into the on-demand space.
As Spotify prepares to invest up to $500 million in podcasting acquisitions in 2019, it’s already shaping up to be huge year in podcasting. What does this all this mean for brands looking to invest in an audio strategy?
Do you blow through a straw in the shower? Do you chew cud like a cow? Do you regularly stretch your articulators? If you’re not sure what all this means, then it’s likely you’re not warming up your voice properly.
OzPod is an annual podcasting conference, bringing together the industry leaders in one place on one day to discuss all things podcasting. The ABC-organised event was held this year at Federation Square on October 17th.
A podcast produced in-house for a medical organisation has commanded a huge following and accolades since its debut in June 2015. Produced by Mic Cavazzini, Pomegranate Health is a podcast for the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, a member association representing 25,000 medical and trainee specialists in Australia and New Zealand.
Increasing numbers of thought leaders are using podcasts to engage more deeply with their audience and to help build their person brand. In this episode, Chris Ashmore hears from six thought leaders about why they have chosen podcasting to grow their tribe.
What should a brand think about before starting a podcast? What are some good examples of branded podcasts? What’s the future of podcasting and what is a good audio strategy?
To help position himself as a leader in the field of customer experience, RateIt’s CEO Michael Momsen teams up with Wavelength Creative’s Adam Jaffrey to produce Customer Experience Leaders, a fortnightly podcast to unpack the best practices in customer service.
Loop11 is a company which offers tools to test your website’s usability and navigation functionality. With such a niche product, how does the team at Loop 11 manage to create a buzz around what it offers?
Phil Sylvester is a former TV producer and FM radio broadcaster, who has brought his talent and skills across to World Nomads to create the company’s podcast, World Nomads Podcast.
Fertility treatment specialists, Genea, took a punt commissioning a podcast series to inform its target market of young couples on the process of IVF treatment. Genea’s Head of Brand and Marketing, Nicole Papoutsis, explains why the gamble has paid off, as they company has noticed an increase in clients using its services since the podcast’s release.
A not-for-profit organisation has found that podcasting is a powerful way to spread its message with new audiences. Australian Prescriber Podcast is a new podcast to complement the journal of the same name.
One of the most effective tools to promote your brand is podcasting. In this special episode we hear from some of the most respected voices in commercial podcasting.
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