Tuesday Tips: How to Get Sponsors and Earn Revenue


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Wavve Insights: Podcast Sponsorship, How to Attract and Keep Sponsors

Podcast sponsorship is a great way to monetize your content and build lasting relationships with brands. Attracting and keeping sponsors requires a strategic approach that balances the needs of your audience with those of your sponsors.

A recent Wavve blog post provides six tips on how to attract coveted sponsorships.

One of the biggest points out of the six focuses on creating a media kit. That's not always on the to-do list for rookie podcasters, but it's important. Consider it a podcast resume. A strong media kit conveys why you appeal to specific sponsors, and can earn you revenue.


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