I am still considering putting certain of my content behind some type of pay wall and let people choose to access it or not. I have considered YouTube memberships on more than one occasion during the year and have pulled back. But I return again and again to the idea of creating exclusive content on… Continue reading Paying for podcast episodes?
Category: Podcasting
The organic growth of my podcast
The last time I checked the average listens per episode stat for my podcast, The Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, was around the 100 mark. Now it is reaching 150 to 170 as an average number of listens per episode. And I have 536 episodes published as I write this today. This, despite, my… Continue reading The organic growth of my podcast
My podcast’s analytics on Spotify
I don’t usually pay much attention to my podcast’s (the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast) analytics. This morning, however, I noticed that I have had 150 consumption hours over the last 30 days, as well as 1,653 streams and 32 new followers. The 150 hours statistic got my attention. Because to have the attention… Continue reading My podcast’s analytics on Spotify
This platform is growing quietly and working hard for me and my business
Up to recently the average number of plays per episode of my podcast, the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, on Spotify alone was 81 plays per episode. When you consider that I have published 466 episodes to date the figure of 81 plays per episode is pretty good. But now the average number of… Continue reading This platform is growing quietly and working hard for me and my business
The best thing about my podcast
My podcast, the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, is continuing to grow without any effort on my part, save for uploading new episodes regularly. It is amazing how many people find it and listen and mention it to me when they come to the office for a meeting. Some statistics from Spotify include These… Continue reading The best thing about my podcast
Spotify has comments now
I have a podcast on Spotify called “The Irish Law and Small Business Podcast”. It has grown steadily since I first published on Spotify and I am extremely pleased with the platform to promote my podcast and work. I received a message on the platform this morning when I went in to check the analytics,… Continue reading Spotify has comments now
Have you heard George’s podcast?
I listen to a lot of audiobooks which I download from Audible, where I have a membership. Not infrequently, however, I have nothing to listen to once I finish one book and await my shiny new credit to drop. Then, I have nothing to listen to save for podcasts as a replacement. (I listen to… Continue reading Have you heard George’s podcast?
The power of podcast in 2024
The Two Johnnies, who along with a slew of other radio ‘personalities’ who have recently announced they were leaving RTE 2FM, were interviewed by Brendan O’Connor last weekend. O’Connor was trying to extract the reason(s) why they were leaving. And they explained they had a lot going on, a lot on their plate, and were… Continue reading The power of podcast in 2024
What really pleases me about the growth of my podcast
The most satisfying thing about the growth of my podcast, the Irish Law and Small Business Podcast, is it is created entirely from repurposed content. In other words, videos I have already made for other purposes, such as my YouTube channel and other social media sites. I have no unique content on the Irish Law… Continue reading What really pleases me about the growth of my podcast
Never forget the audience
I am listening to an excellent podcast at the moment called “Empire”. It is hosted by two historians who are genuine experts in their area of empire. The podcast deals with the British empire in India and all that flowed from that and has now progressed to the Ottoman Empire, one I am particularly interested… Continue reading Never forget the audience