How the Trailer Park Podcast is Helping Creators Get Found and Get Funded
An area I don’t think gets a lot of love in the podcast space is the podcast trailer. According to industry publication Podnews, only 14% of the podcasts they looked at had trailers marked in their feed. And that’s a huge missed opportunity for podcasters - because trailers are perfect for a multitude of reasons:
- they can be used as a great introduction to your show
- they can be highlighted on podcast apps that support trailer filters (like Apple Podcasts and Spotify)
- they can be great for trailer swaps with other podcasters
- they can easily be updated as your podcast changes over time
Think about it - how many movies or TV shows have you watched because a great trailer piqued your interest? The same goes for great podcast trailers - but they need to be effective to grab a potential listener’s attention.
Which is where Trailer Park: The Podcast Trailer Podcast comes in.
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