In episode #1339, we discuss how you can maximize the revenue you make from podcasting. Rather than simply focusing on all the direct ways you can monetize your podcast, think about the various indirect ways that your podcast can increase your revenue. Tune in to hear how doing affiliate marketing for other companies can be an easy way to make your show more profitable!
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[00:25] Today’s topic: How to Maximize Your Revenue From Podcasting.
[00:43] When you should start thinking about making revenue from your podcast.
[00:59] How you can make money by running ads on your show.[01:25] Think about linking a high-ticket event to your podcast.
[01:45] Use the opportunity to pitch any product or service your sell in your company.
[02:35] Consider all the indirect ways your podcast can make you money.
[02:53] How Supercast can help you create subscriptions for your podcast.
[03:38] Do affiliate marketing for other products and services to get a cut of their sales.
[04:04] Test out all the strategies but avoid spending too much on any one of them.
[04:24] That’s it for today!
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