So you want your podcast phone number list to be the “next big thing”. Well guess what? There are currently over 750,000 podcasts out there, and that's a lot of competition. That's not to say you can't grow yours or it won't succeed; just be strategic.

Despite the phone number list competition, there are plenty of reasons to give it a try. A successful podcast can be an effective marketing channel for your phone number list brand because it can help you develop an intimate relationship with your customers or become a thought leader with your peers , which translates phone number list to more sales and more success. business opportunities. In fact, my Growth Everywhere podcast has brought some of our phone number list best customers to Single Grain.

But there are also many benefits for phone number list consumers. Podcasts are convenient, for one. You can listen in the car, while walking, at the gym - wherever you are. They are an easy way to absorb information about topics that interest you or material that you need phone number list to be more successful in your career. Building a new or struggling podcast into a popular podcast takes a lot of work. But if you do it right, the payback is there.

How to Define Podcast Success

So what makes a successful podcast? Popularity is a factor, although there aren't a ton of metrics on that yet. But to join the phone number list big ad-supported podcast networks, you typically need around 50,000 monthly downloads. This is a good basis for defining "popular". If you're in a niche market, however, "popular" may sound very different. Maybe the phone number list biggest podcast in your industry only gets 20,000. Maybe it's even less than that.

A better way to measure the phone number list success of your podcast is to understand what your business goals are. If you are launching (or have launched) a marketing channel, what do you want it to accomplish? It is important phone number list to know why you want a podcast. Don't do it just because you think you should or because your competitors are podcasting.