The concept of value for value in the podcasting world explores how listeners who gain value from a show can return that value in the form of time, talent or treasure – or all three, which. would be nice!

David and Leila Medus share their experiences and insights of listener support for their show Fun Fact Friday, and discuss the importance of communicating this model to listeners, encouraging them to contribute in ways that resonate personally, such as sending thoughtful gifts or feedback.

We discuss:

• The value for value ethos.
• What is meant by ‘time, talent and treasure’.
• How to tell your listeners the ways they can help you.

Find podcasting resources, links and extra listening at Creativityfound.co.uk/podcasting

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Things change. Technologies improve. What is discussed in this episode is correct as of end 2024.

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Thanks so much to Guy Martin, Sam Sethi, The Late Bloomer Actor and Nick for supporting Podcasting 2.0 in Practice with sats this week.

Before we look into some of the monetization options within Podcasting 2.0, let's consider those that are traditionally recognized as income streams for podcasters.

In this episode, Sarah Ferris and I discuss the pros and cons of:

• Paid advertising
• Sourcing sponsors
• Subscription models like Patreon, Buy Me a Coffee and Apple Subscriptions
• Affiliate marketing

We also ask:

• How much can podcasters expect to get paid?
• How much extra work is needed – for example sourcing sponsors, preparing extra content for subscribers?

Find podcasting resources, links and extra listening at Creativityfound.co.uk/podcasting

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Things change. Technologies improve. What is discussed in this episode is correct as of end 2024.

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Let's talk about the three main hurdles faced by podcasters and podcast listeners, and start to consider how Podcasting 2.0 can help us leap effortlessly over them.

Before we get onto the features – or tags – of Podcasting 2.0 – basically the things that you can do – I want to focus on why you need them and how they can help you, without going into the details of what they are – yet.

Features of Podcasting 2.0 can offer solutions to common problems that podcasts experience around:

• Discovery
• Interactivity
• Monetization

Sam Sethi and I look into how these problems affect podcasters and listeners, and touch on how the rest of this course will start to present solutions to these common problems.

Find podcasting resources, links and extra listening at Creativityfound.co.uk/podcasting

Disclaimer

Things change. Technologies improve. What is discussed in this episode is correct as of end 2024.

Support the show

You can financially support Podcasting 2.0 in Practice here. Thank you

With thanks to:

Cover design by The Pink Octopus

Theme music City Vibe from Ketsa

Additional music Nova Search available on Pixabay