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Insight
Walch: Podcasting has an ease-of-consumption problem, not a discoverability problem
“Because there isn't a discoverability issue in podcasting. What there is, is an ease of consumption issue. And what Marco did with his app, Overcast, he made it easy for people to consume the content they know they want to consume.”
Rob Walsh Jun 2, 2016 ▶ 20:04 Why Most Podcasters Lie with Rob Walch of Libsyn, EP 249: Rob Walsh
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Walch: Podcasting advice quality is inversely proportional to its price
“The best advice out there for podcasting is inversely relational podcast. To the amount that you would spend for it. The best advice is free. The more you spend, the worst advice you're going to get.”
Rob Walsh Jun 2, 2016 ▶ 14:24 Why Most Podcasters Lie with Rob Walch of Libsyn, EP 249: Rob Walsh
Insight
Walch: Blasting an owned email list drives new podcasts to number one
“Email lists work great when you're launching a new show. You want to know the one thing that works when you're launching a new show? Is, is having an email list. That's your list. Not that one you bought from somebody, but your own list. You curated those peop…”
Rob Walsh Jun 2, 2016 ▶ 16:26 Why Most Podcasters Lie with Rob Walch of Libsyn, EP 249: Rob Walsh
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