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The Pros and Cons of Video PodcastingVideo is, and has been, on the rise. In podcasting and in marketing, it's becoming an essential way to reach an audience. While video offers unique benefits, it also comes with challenges. In our latest article, Wavve explores the pros and cons of video podcasting to help you decide if it’s the right format for you. The post offers plenty of insight, but start with these as three tips when getting started.
Video Podcasting Is Growing In PopularityThis post from Forbes, Video Podcasting Growing in Popularity, pairs nicely with the Wavve blog post we mention above. If you don't want to just take our word for it, this article backs it up. One excerpt sums in up well. Last year, three out of the top five podcasts on Spotify’s Top 25 Podcasts in the U.S. featured video components. Notably, many of the top 25 podcasts, such as The Joe Rogan Experience, Call Her Daddy, and This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, maintained active YouTube accounts, further highlighting the popularity of video podcasting. Analysis: Win Rob's Change is a giveaway done by a show on RAD Radio. Podcasters take note, whimsical promos like this can be a really good idea. The design follows the lighthearted nature of the promo. It's big and bold, but tells you right away what's at stake...buckets of change. Who doesn't want that? 📈 Can AI transform your digital marketing strategy? Here's the answer. 💲 May podcast ad spending's Top 15 spend $40 million. See who. 📢^^ YOUR AD HERE! Knock, Knock. Who's there? Spotlight. Spotlight, who? This email goes to registered creators at wavve.co or those subscribed to The Wavve Blog. Wavve helps [WORK_ROLE GOES HERE] creators grow their influence online with social video and text. |
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Why Podcast Downloads Improve Accessibility Making podcast episodes downloadable is one of the simplest ways to improve accessibility—and listener trust. Downloads allow people to listen offline, use assistive or custom playback tools, and avoid interruptions caused by poor connectivity or data limits. They also support listeners with visual, cognitive, or neurodivergent needs who benefit from predictable, interruption-free playback. While downloads represent a small share of total listens,...
The Inventory and the Scale: Growing Audiences Starts with Creators Following up on last week’s look at entry barriers, this week we dive into how to support underrepresented creators so podcast audiences can truly grow in 2026.Key Takeaways: • Representation shapes audiences: Audiences reflect the diversity of creators; marketing alone isn’t enough. • Different challenges, different solutions: • Entry barriers for women need role models and industry support. • Retention challenges for LGBTQ+...
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