Podcasting is a unique and powerful way to connect with your audience.
But who’s listening? What do we know about the average podcast listener?
Check out these 5 fast facts:
What does it mean?
The raw data gives us more than just an insight into who is listening. It helps us find new ways to connect and predict what types of content are most likely to resonate with podcast listeners.
Here’s an example:
Meghan Keaney Anderson, VP of Marketing at HubSpot, described a challenge HubSpot had faced in reaching a demanding audience: C-level business executives.
These individuals are difficult to reach because they don't have time to open every link in emails, read every blog post, or watch every video. Anderson needed to find a better way to get eyes on HubSpot’s content. She realized that an executive’s commute might be the only time to grab their attention. Creating a company's podcast would boost their engagement.
Podcasts are the perfect commuter content, allowing for engaged absorption of a message without the need to view a screen.
Ultimately, Anderson’s team found success by creating a podcast around subjects of interest to C-level executives. They use their podcast to deliver valuable information to their target audience, building a relationship between HubSpot and this niche market.
Are podcasts a suitable medium for your business?
Podcast listeners are young, educated, and high-earning. They’re looking for content that answers their questions, explores their interests, and delivers information in a format that’s easy to consume.
What could you create to reach this valuable market? Perhaps Tobe’s creative team can help you answer that question. We’ve conceptualized and produced podcasts for various industries and subjects.
Let us help you discover what’s possible. Don’t hesitate to reach out!