Bryan speaks with Marketing Brew’s Alyssa Meyers about reporting on podcasting and audio for an advertising-focused publication. Marketing Brew is part of Morning Brew’s network of newsletters. Adtech Applied cohost Arielle Nissenblatt joins to set up the chat and break it down with takeaways at the latter half of the show. Listen for: How Alyssa found this beatWhat Alyssa looks for in a storyHow to become a source for Alyssa and other marketing/advertising-focused publications that cover podcasting and audioInformation on the Sounds Profitable Summit at Podcast Movement DallasWhere to find our other podcasts, La Descarga, The Download, and Sounds Profitable: The Narrated Articles An update on our podcast slate at Sounds Profitable and a tease of what’s to come Here’s our favorite idea from this conversation: we need subject matter experts who are not just well-versed in their own product or company’s capabilities, but who also know how their product/company relates to and fits in with the larger audio landscape. Links: Bryan BarlettaArielle NissenblattAlyssa MeyersMarketing BrewSounds Profitable Summit at Podcast MovementThe DownloadSounds Profitable: Narrated ArticlesSquadCast Credits: Hosted by Bryan Barletta & Arielle NissenblattAudio engineering by Evo TerraExecutive produced by Evo Terra of Simpler MediaSounds Profitable Theme written by Tim CameronSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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