111: The Inside Scoop on Monetization and Hosting with Captivate CEO Mark Asquith

I had so many questions for my guest Mark Asquith that we just weren’t able to stick to one topic! We had planned on talking about how to choose a podcast hosting provider—which we do discuss. But Mark is so knowledgable about the podcast industry, that we had to chat about other aspects of podcasting. Plus, I knew you’d want to hear about monetizing your show!

“I would rather you start your podcast somewhere than not start it.” -Mark Asquith

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

  • What to look for when choosing a podcast hosting provider

  • Insider tips on podcast ads and sponsorships

  • Ideas for monetizing from day 1

  • What website to use for your podcast (depending on whether it’s standalone vs part of your business)

  • Why you should start a podcast even if you think the industry is saturated

“So I think the point that I'm getting at is diversity monetization is really, really, really important. And it's not something many people think about because they often do think they need big numbers to make any money. And it's not, you need big numbers to make a certain type of money, but you can make a lot of other types of money without that.” -Mark Asquith

Mark Asquith is the CEO and co-founder Captivate.FM, the podcast hosting provider that I use for all of my podcasts. He is the host of The Podcast Accelerator and has been  a keynote speaker at TED X, Harvard University, Entrepreneur, and major podcast conferences.

Connect with Mark:

Twitter.com/MrAsquith

https://mark.live

Kelly Smith

Kelly Smith is on a mission to help ensure technology makes life better for everyone. With an insatiable curiosity and a multidisciplinary background, she brings a unique perspective to navigating the ethical quandaries surrounding artificial intelligence and data-driven innovation.

https://kellysmith.me
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