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Four Ways Podcasting is Changing Digital Marketing

Krystina MorganBy Krystina MorganJanuary 2, 20203 Mins Read
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woman podcastingPodcasting has been an excellent way for businesses to drive their viral marketing. No matter your industry or position, breaking into podcasting can help you diversify your outreach and provide you with a stronger way to connect with your community, especially in a fast-paced market.

Synergizing With Content

There is a high chance that you are already engaging in content generation through your brand. Whether you have a presence through social media platforms or you update your website on a regular basis, having a podcast gives your customers another reason to tune in. You can synergize existing content with your podcast to recap on products and services that you brought to light in previous posts. Do not be afraid to get creative when it comes to what goes on in your podcast.

Partnership Marketing Opportunities

No matter your industry, it is likely that there will be professionals who will want to make an appearance on your podcast. Similarly, there are many advertisers and product specialists that you can feature for sponsorship and partnership marketing opportunities. Establishing yourself through podcasts can be an excellent way to open yourself up to a whole new world of marketing opportunities, especially if you work through product-driven services.

Establishing Your Authority

Having a podcast establishes a strong degree of credibility in your label. When you regularly engage in the content that you put out through such a medium, your customers will be much more likely to work with you. This can be further optimized by the successful generation of content that you know will work well with your shoppers. You add a voice to a label that your community is already familiar with, which helps solidify your online presence.

Consumer Feedback Opportunities

Depending on the format you decide to go with your podcast, you can look into creative ways to get your customers engaged. One of the best ways to do this is to feature feedback at the conclusion of your segments. When you incorporate such practices into your regular podcast, you can look forward to more customers being eager to share their feedback. You may also generate new interest in shoppers who like to work with a responsive group.

When you are ready to work with podcasting, be sure to consult with the professionals. Speaking to content generators and podcast specialists can allow you to engage in the practice in a much more conducive way. Think about what you can do to pique your clients’ interest and be sure to switch it up with every update.

Brooke Chaplan is a freelance writer and blogger. She lives and works out of her home in Los Lunas, New Mexico. She loves the outdoors and spends most of her time hiking, biking, and gardening. For more information, contact Brooke via Facebook at facebook.com/brooke.chaplan or Twitter @BrookeChaplan.

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