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Speaker 1: Podcrashing and Podcrashing one on one. These episodes connect listeners
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Speaker 1: Podcrashing one on one has been around since March of
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen. The original goal was to put focus on
Speaker 1: helping up and coming podcasters to have the right information
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Speaker 1: That idea went fifty four episodes, and then we started
Speaker 1: to incorporate other podcasters into the deal. The purpose of
Speaker 1: Podcrashing one on one is to help you build your
Speaker 1: own platform, promoting it and earning some money. This is
Speaker 1: Podcrashing one on one episode number four hundred and seventy six,
Speaker 1: the latest podcast promotion. It clearly states if you aren't
Speaker 1: video recording your podcast, then you are not podcasting. Ouch.
Speaker 1: How right or wrong is this advertising pitch? The short
Speaker 1: answer and damn LinkedIn for allowing such nonsense to appear
Speaker 1: in their app. You aren't doing video, so therefore you
Speaker 1: who are not podcasting is absolutely one hundred percent and exaggeration. Yeah,
Speaker 1: video podcasting is growing and it's doing so very quickly.
Speaker 1: But the statement that you aren't podcasting is absolutely wrong.
Speaker 1: It's a shift in the platform. It's not a rule.
Speaker 1: Podcasting started as audio and it remains very strong. But but, but,
Speaker 1: but the definition is starting to get blurry because the
Speaker 1: decision to add physical moving pictures is obviously present with
Speaker 1: the other nine hundred thousand people who happen to like video.
Speaker 1: The confusion is in your YouTube. Some people connect interview
Speaker 1: videos instantly to podcasting, What in fact really all it is.
Speaker 1: It's just a freakin' interview. Those ads on LinkedIn and
Speaker 1: Facebook have created a market push. It's not an official standard.
Speaker 1: The advertising is simply suggesting a greater outreach is available.
Speaker 1: In fact, some platforms new and old say you can
Speaker 1: do the videos, but that doesn't mean you have to
Speaker 1: do the audio. But if you want to make the money,
Speaker 1: the videos are getting paid more than the audio, and
Speaker 1: that's how you monetize. It's just marketing pressure, not the truth. Hey,
Speaker 1: coming up next, we're going to stand the subject of
Speaker 1: video podcasting. What is this fad all about? And is
Speaker 1: it really a fad? Hey, thanks for coming back to
Speaker 1: podcrashing one on one video podcasting. It's not a fad.
Speaker 1: It's starting to grow and fans are really levitating toward it.
Speaker 1: So what's the breakdown. Well, seventy seven percent of podcast
Speaker 1: listeners and followers use both audio as well as video.
Speaker 1: The rumors are very true about YouTube, Spotify and Netflix
Speaker 1: spending a lot of money to promote video podcasting. Why
Speaker 1: is this even evolving, Well, it's because research shows that
Speaker 1: videos keep listeners or viewers on the channel a lot longer.
Speaker 1: If you aren't doing video, then you aren't podcasting. No,
Speaker 1: don't even buy into that. That is absolutely wrong. You
Speaker 1: can still do both and your badge still remains. I
Speaker 1: am a podcaster. Only a minority of podcasters are actually
Speaker 1: doing the video section of it. Audio works best with commuters,
Speaker 1: people who are working and they can't get caught listening
Speaker 1: to podcasts. And what about those that are walking on
Speaker 1: a treadmill? People like podcasts because you don't have to
Speaker 1: watch it. Is anybody shocked that older radio train broadcasters
Speaker 1: believe in audio? Podcast is enough personality, timing and the
Speaker 1: voice carry a podcast, not visual. More research on covers
Speaker 1: the video shows that we are getting the numbers and
Speaker 1: we are seeing it inside the podcast. You are winning,
Speaker 1: But are you doing so with a video? In fact,
Speaker 1: are you doing it with a video clip, because that
Speaker 1: seems to be just as hot. It's just a contest
Speaker 1: that clearly states do you have what it takes? I'm
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