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Sounds Profitable

Bryan Barletta
Podcasting
Spotify
Podcast Advertising
Gumball
This Is Us
Youtube
48 Hours
True Crime
Iab-Pwc Internet Advertising Revenue Report
Creator Economy
Signal Hill Insights
Ai-Powered Campaign Builder
Edison Research
ARN
American Privacy Rights Act
SCA
Ofcom Podcast Survey
Adalicious
Sports Audio Report
IAB

The pace of change the podcast industry is undergoing is staggering. The implications for podcasters, hosting providers, podcast listening app developers, and advertisers and agencies are enormous. And so is the growth potential. Presented as a companion to the weekly newsletter of the same name, our podcast provides you with direct access to our narrated articles, interviews with industry experts... more

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Today in the business of podcasting: Oxford Road has a new ORBIT report about "OG" podcasts, new details surface about a reported upcoming iHeartPodcasts and Netflix deal, and why companies want "Storytellers" more and more these days.

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Today in the business of podcasting: findings from The Creators 2025, why Blue Wire Podcasts has focused athletes, Chartable has finally shut down, and Spotify Wrapped for Advertisers is here.

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Today in the business of podcasting: coverage of The Creators 2025, TikTok launches a video podcast tonight, and AudioXi looks at digital audio ad performance in a recent campaign.

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Today in the business of podcasting: Sounds Profitable publishes The Creators study, Spotify Wrapped for Advertisers is here, why Blue Wire Podcasts favors athletes over influencer hosts, A/B testing for video titles has launched on YouTube, and The ... more

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Recent Guests

John Chahidi
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Robert Tuchman
Co-founder of Mage Media Labs
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Episode: Netflix Eyes iHeart Podcasts, New Industry Research Published, & More
Christian Swain
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Peter Ferrioli
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Episode: NRF Projects High Holiday Spend, Pantheon Media x Spooler, & More
Andy Bowers
Co-founder of Spooler
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Episode: NRF Projects High Holiday Spend, Pantheon Media x Spooler, & More
Katherine Brown
VP of Revenue and Partnerships at The Roost
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James Boggs
Co-founder of Spooler
Spooler
Episode: NRF Projects High Holiday Spend, Pantheon Media x Spooler, & More
Hernán López
Founder of Wondery and involved in innovative work in podcasts and streaming TV
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Episode: A Blindingly Obvious Opportunity for Podcast Revenue Growth
Mariana Van Zeller
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Host

Gavin Gaddis
Host of Sounds Profitable and a daily source for the essential news in the business of podcasting, providing insights and updates on the rapidly changing landscape of the industry.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Please Stop

    Why does this show keep appearing on my screen? I’ve never searched for it. Have zero interest in the topic. Just this moment I was eating lunch, reading a book, not even touching my phone. Suddenly the screen lit up and the podcast app spontaneously landed on the show page—again.

    What sorcery is this? Please stop.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    gimmedatsammich
    United States14 days ago
  • Jolly Badvertising

    Dude wants to turn personal podcast queue management into yet another media gavage? Wut?

    These people are why your phone is tracking everything you do. And selling that info. They sound like your friends. They’re not.

    It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ~ Violet ~
    United States6 months ago
  • Jolly Badvertising

    Dude wants to turn personal podcast queue management into yet another media gavage? Wut?

    These people are why your phone is tracking everything you do. And selling that info. They sound like your friends. They’re not.

    It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ~ Violet ~
    United States9 months ago
  • Jolly Badvertising

    These people are why your phone is tracking everything you do. And selling that info. They sound like your friends. Their not.

    It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all seems dishonest and bad for podcasting long-term.

    They ran some experiments with their feed ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ~ Violet ~
    United Statesa year ago
  • Jolly Badvertising

    It seems that every time they quote stats in this show, they twist them to to make it seem like there should be more advertising in podcasts. As if the skip button doesn’t exist. As if the metrics are honest. As if the numbers don’t actually show audience prefers no ads. It all seems dishonest and bad for podcasting long-term.

    They ran some experiments with their feed early on so now I have 4 separate feeds for this in my player. And the main part of their feed is now a whole different show, w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    ~ Violet ~
    United Statesa year ago

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Some listeners express skepticism about the optimistic tone regarding advertising trends, suggesting a need for deeper exploration of listener preferences and metrics.
The podcast is recognized for its ability to simplify complex advertising concepts, making them accessible to a wider audience.
Listeners appreciate the insightful analysis and updates on the podcasting and advertising landscape, finding the content engaging and essential for staying informed.

Chart Rankings

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#224
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Apple Podcasts
#234
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That Was Us: Dialing in the Rewatch
Q: Are you guys excited about the hands-on potential of advertising and podcasting?
Absolutely, but they want authentic advertising that aligns with who they are and resonates with their audience.
That Was Us: Dialing in the Rewatch
Q: If a show was cut too early, is that an exciting possibility in the future to see podcasts be extended with like a final season as a podcast, like a show be extended in a podcast form?
Yes, it's an exciting idea to create additional content such as fan fiction episodes exploring the future of the characters.
That Was Us: Dialing in the Rewatch
Q: What about podcasting appeals to you?
The opportunity to connect with each other and with the audience, and to provide deep insights and behind-the-scenes information about the show.

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Offering insights into the rapidly changing podcast industry, this series explores the implications of emerging trends for podcasters, advertising agencies, and media companies alike. With a focus on technology and innovations in podcast advertising, episodes provide expert interviews, research findings, and crucial industry news. Discussion topics largely revolve around growth strategies, advertising effectiveness, and the evolving preferences of podcast listeners, with the aim of challenging traditional beliefs and assumptions about the medium. Listeners can expect to stay ahead of the curve with analytics and actionable insights geared towards both creators and advertisers looking to capitalize on the booming podcast market.

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1. The New Yorker Radio Hour
2. The Ezra Klein Show
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5. The Daily

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Sounds Profitable launched 5 years ago and published 865 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Sounds Profitable include:

1. John Chahidi
2. Robert Tuchman
3. Christian Swain
4. Peter Ferrioli
5. Andy Bowers
6. Katherine Brown
7. James Boggs
8. Hernán López

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