The Ledger
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Mayo: Acquiring consumer audio users is brutal; B2B infrastructure scales better
“Acquiring customers is really hard in audio, and instead of competing with distributors and publishers who are our partners, we'd rather empower them and work with them to create a better user experience and a better distribution for them, so being behind the …”
Mayo: First-person narrative content translates phenomenally well into spoken audio
“Anything written in the first person that's a personal story that's typically editorial or opinion, that is the writer saying, I believe this, I think this, I think that we should do this, or this was done wrong, is always written in a short quip sentences, ve…”
Mayo: Inverted-pyramid newspaper articles fail completely in audio format
“If it's a blanket, reverse pyramid style newspaper article, it's gonna not work at all.”
Mayo: Audio adoption is slower than video, but retention is far stronger
“Audio is a product that people, once they adopt it, they don't leave it, but the initial adoption isn't as quick as You know, a YouTube video or something like that, but once you get someone, audio builds a really strong habit, as you probably know with your a…”