Even though there are a ton of options for monetizing your podcast, not every platform is made equal. Some have certain limitations that make them less than ideal if you’re looking to grow your podcast audience and support the long-term viability of your podcast. Fortunately, that’s not the case with Buzzsprout. This platform is so easy to use, while also providing a level of flexibility and functionality that exceeds its competitors. But what are some key things you should know about Buzzsprout’s new monetization feature in beta? Let’s take a look at the latest update from Buzzsprout and how it can help build your podcast moving forward.
As a podcast hosting platform, Buzzsprout provides an easy way to store your audio files, track your stats, and easily share your content through its network of social media channels and dispersing your RSS feed out to all the podcast platforms. The system is extremely user-friendly, allowing you to quickly upload your audio files, tag your episodes, add show notes, and transcripts and set up multiple podcasts within one account. It’s also extremely affordable, with a free version for the first 90 days and prices starting at just $12/month after that.
Buzzsprout has announced the beta launch of its new monetization feature. This allows you to earn money from your podcast using a variety of different methods, including traditional ad spots and product placement offers. While the platform has been around for years, this latest update should help improve the efficiency of the entire system, which is especially important for larger podcasts. For example, if you’re using a 3rd-party ad service, you’ll often have to go through a lengthy approval process, which can take a considerable amount of time. Now, you can approve and reject ads through Buzzsprout, making it much faster. The caveat to be able to participate in this beta period is that you must have the following:
You must meet all of these requirements to utilize the monetization feature. This will most likely be the standard for monetization for the foreseeable future.
