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Podcasting. Delivered. Copyright: PodWorkx Wed, 17 Oct 2007 08:34:56 +0200 After a great run delivering Corporate Podcasts, Audio Podcasts, Video Podcasts and more, PodWorkx has been acquired and has merged into with Shifted Pixels.
Shifted Pixels is a leading Sydney based Online Marketing and Video Production All the PodWorkx capabilities have been rolled into Shifted Pixels, and we still provide the same great service and Audio and Video Podcasting Service. Thanks for sticking with us as we grow and blossom :) Tue, 03 Oct 2006 08:40:35 +0200 Results of recent study prove podcast usage continues to gain momentum as a marketing content delivery vehicle.
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) July 10, 2006 -- KnowledgeStorm,
Inc., the Internet’s top-ranked search resource for technology solutions and information,
and Universal
McCann, one of the world’s largest media services firms providing strategic services
and consultancies, today announced the results of a
joint research study on the emerging role of new media, particularly podcasts,
on B2B technology purchase decisions.
Podcast usage among B2B technology buyers is significant and growing; 41% of survey respondents claim they have listened to podcasts on more than one occasion, while 13% stated that they "frequently" download or listen to them. Thirty-two percent of survey respondents stated their usage of podcasts has "Increased" or "Significantly Increased" in the last six months. The same question yielded 39% for blogs. And, there is plenty of upside as the innovative media types, like podcasting, blogging and RSS, are still gaining momentum in the technology buying community. "With this particular study, our goal was to determine marketing opportunities with podcasts by closely examining the behavior of podcast users as well as non-users," says Stacy Malone, vice president, interactive media director, Universal McCann. "The results of this study prove that opportunities with new media are growing rapidly. In fact, podcasts have moved into the Top 10 most frequently accessed types of online content. This spike can be directly attributed to the addictive nature of this on-demand medium." B2B technology buyers are listening to podcasts for business interests, specifically technology-oriented topics, according to the study findings. Respondents are listening to a combination of personal and business interests in most cases — 65% responded that they listen for both personal and business interests. Furthermore, these respondents are listening to technology specific topics — 72% claimed that they have downloaded or listened to podcasts on technology topics on more than one occasion. Twenty-three percent do so "frequently." The study also revealed that B2B technology buyers want research content, such as white papers and analyst reports, delivered as podcasts. Nearly 60% of respondents said that information on business or technology topics, currently delivered as white papers or analyst reports, would be more interesting as podcasts. Fifty-five percent of respondents would be more likely to consume white papers and analyst reports if they were delivered as podcasts. "Business and technology-related subject material is a perfect match for podcasting content," says Malone. "Podcasts are no longer being used only for pure entertainment value. They are turning into an indispensable, business-critical information tool." "This survey presents a lot of encouraging findings for marketers considering podcasts as a content format. Not only are business and IT professionals tuning in, but frequent users are eager for more business and technology podcast content," says Lohman. "Fifty-seven percent of the frequent podcast users stated their biggest challenge with podcasts is the scarcity of interesting content. That represents real opportunity for savvy marketers." This is the first in a series of joint research studies focused on the effect of new media with the B2B marketplace. Upcoming studies will cover topics such as: blogging, RSS feeds, Wikis, Webcasts and mobile technology.
Tue, 03 Oct 2006 08:34:14 +0200 From smh.com.au
Have you considered using Podcasts, blogs, webcasts or webinars to reach a larger audience for your business?
Stats from the US point to podcasts, especially, having a huge takeup rate in the B2B market and gaining strength in B2C communications strategies.
So why would you want to use them for your business? These new audio and visual technologies are vital tools in building online communication networks which extend beyond familiar time and space (is this a bit trekky?) These technologies present layers of access which start with predictible clients, then tree down and out to clients who would never have actually figured within your usual remit. The trick is to find the appropriate language, the semantic construct, which resonates with the right content in the right way for the right people - for example, you can identify what differentiates Baby Boomers, Gen X and Gen Y, and how their communication processes operate. The great thing about the blogging environment, in particular, is that there is an almost tacit understanding that posts are in constant evolution and not necessarily polished. When you have this kind of constant evolution, your message is signalled with spontaneity and creativity which your audience recognises as part of the regenerative and dynamic process. It also allows for diverse feedback - really getting to know and understand what your customer expects and demands from your business and your product. So who wouldn't be without it? It opens new markets, brings new customers online, provides client information and education, feedback and evaluation of product, all in one hit. The next major problem is can Telstra cope with the projected bandwidth demand. Already they are struggling as they bring new users onto broadband. But with the increased bandwidth demanded by webcasts and webinars, this provider will have to do some hard thinking about moving into 21st century capability.
- Perrie Croshaw
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His classes stayed full and no one commented on the podcasts that he was taking up to six hours to prepare each week, until the time he was late putting them on the website. "I started getting all these emails saying, 'Where are the podcasts?"' said Dr Moss, a lecturer at Queensland University of Technology. "It was really good because the [lecture] numbers weren't going down at all, so they were using them to revise," he said. Podcasting has emerged as the latest innovation in university classroom teaching. Business and education lecturers are using it at Wollongong University, arts and medical lecturers are using it at the University of Sydney, and various disciplines are using it at Macquarie University, Newcastle University, the University of NSW and the University of Technology, Sydney. UNSW started using podcasting this year through Lectopia, a technology developed by the University of Western Australia that is now licensed to 30 per cent of Australian universities. Lecturers request to have their classes podcast over the telephone and may provide PowerPoint presentations. Students log in to use the recorded material on the internet and can download it onto an iPod or MP3 player. The university introduced it for students with disabilities or poor English, only to discover other students were using it too, said Professor Tony Koppi, director of UNSW's Educational and Technology Centre. At UTS the dean of education, Shirley Alexander, opposed a systemic rollout of podcasting on the ground that lecturers may limit interactive activities in class that cannot be recorded. "A lecture is not just a dissemination of information," Dr Alexander said. "Lectures can be and should be a lot more than that. "[The US education thinker] David Thornburg said, 'Any teacher that can be replaced by a computer should be.' "I would modify that and say any teacher that can be replaced by a podcast should be."
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Podcasting gains an important foothold among U.S adult online population. Nielsen//NetRatings, a global leader in Internet media and market research, announced today that 6.6 percent of the U.S. adult online population, or 9.2 million Web users, have recently downloaded an audio podcast; 4.0 percent, or 5.6 million Web users, have recently downloaded a video podcast. These figures put the podcasting population on a par with those who publish blogs, 4.8 percent, and online daters, 3.9 percent. However, podcasting is not yet nearly as popular as viewing and paying bills online, 51.6 percent, or online job hunting, 24.6 percent. Podcasting is a relatively new technology that enables users to quickly and easily download multimedia files, including audio and video, for playback on mobile devices including iPods and other MP3 players as well as cell phones. “The portability of podcasts makes them especially appealing to young, on-the-go audiences,” said Michael Lanz, analyst, Nielsen//NetRatings. “We can expect to see podcasting become increasingly popular as portable content media players proliferate”.
Sat, 05 Aug 2006 09:41:22 +0200 Event podcasting enables you the provider to re-use your event talks and information at a later date. This is great if you have people that can't make your event or even if people are willing to pay to hear your talks. Many enterprises are adopting podcasting to reach more clients and add a new "value added" feature for their event. Some examples may include: Company meetings, Shareholder meetings, Annual events, Promotional events and Industry events.
Podworkx Event Podcasting
If you are an event organiser podcasting is a great means reach more clients. Be it internal or external the added value is enormous. Contact us to discuss further options. sales@podworkx.com Thu, 27 Jul 2006 17:58:30 +0200 A New Way of Pitching Sales is Growing New technology for getting and reaching clients and prospects is changing the way we communicate in business. In one example, on-line ordering portals for business are growing in ways that are replacing salespeople. Pod casting is another way businesses are getting their message out and driving sales to websites. An RSS feed is another way to reach prospects or an industry with new information. However, only about 12 percent of the population knows how to use an RSS feed today. Expect this number to change quickly in the coming months. With the growth and adoption of web meetings, streaming media including audio and video, salespeople can multiply their efforts and reach more contacts. The bottom line is that salespeople must practice and sharpen their sales skills using new technology and communication tools. Source: "Ezine Articles" Sat, 15 Jul 2006 03:31:04 +0200
Online media metrics firm Nielsen/NetRatings just released some insight into the podcast
world and the demographic configuration is almost cliquish. Though some headlines
have indicated that the figures put podcasting above blogging in popularity, that's
not quite accurate.
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Podcasting is a marketers dream! PR: Audio press releases, messages from company executives, expert interviews and other industry related material, all delivered directly to the media. Direct marketing: Sales letters and other ad creative, delivered in audio and directly to your prospects. Customer Relationship Management and User Support: Personal messages and greetings from company executives, persoanlized messages to key clients by key account managers, educational content and industry interviews, seminar or conference recordings, product support information and tutorials Promotion: Achieving additional company/brand/product exposure by providing podcasts and promoting them via podcast directories and search engines. E-commerce: Audio product announcements and presentations, delivered to prospects that opt-in to receive latest product information. In the case of audio products, podcasts can also carry short excerpts or previews of new editions, thus enticing prospects to order. Branding and Prospect Conversion: Educational content and industry interviews that help shorten the sales cycle or generate/improve company credibility and enhance its brand.
Wed, 21 Jun 2006 07:11:59 +0200  John
Furrier, podcasting pioneer discusses with PodTech.net Host Jennifer Jones how
podcasts can build a company’s brand and better leverage visibility. John and Jennifer
also discuss the importance of viewing the podcast as a means to build a stronger
relationship with the customer.
Content copyright Podtech.net attached file: type: audio/mpeg size: 9.91 MB here Mon, 19 Jun 2006 11:02:53 +0200 In an
interview conducted with the Bulldog Reporter (scroll down three-quarters
way for the actual piece), New York Times veteran tech reporter John Markoff
said that Steve Jobs told him he’s "getting interest from corporations about creating
podcasts to reach customers and others directly — without going through [traditional
media]. An example might include something like Adobe wanting a podcast for Photoshop
users.” Is Apple eyeing corporate podcasting?
Sat, 17 Jun 2006 09:32:15 +0200 Reuters reports that Microsoft is developing an iPod and iTunes Music Store competitor From the article: . Few details are available, but it's known that Robbie Bach (the man behind the Xbox) is heading up the project.""Most iTunes rivals charge monthly fees to access a catalog of entertainment, but some allow consumers to buy individual songs for about $1 each. Microsoft's service will emphasize the pay-per-download, or a la carte, model, the sources said. A subscription component will also be offered, according to early accounts of the planned service. One source, who has seen a demonstration of the service, said it was an improvement over iTunes."
Sat, 17 Jun 2006 08:15:02 +0200
You may need a fully managed Podcast solution, updated daily from a word document sent to our production staff, or you may just need a single Podcast software setup on your IT systems. We take a step by step approach ensuring your needs are accurately met. Your Podcast project may follow the following steps:
We can tailor a package to your requirements, but typically a Podcast solution for your company may be $10,000 to $100,000 AUD depending on the level of service and amount of content production you require. Contact sales@podworkx.com for a further discussion. Thu, 18 May 2006 16:59:56 +0200  Today
we had the pleasure of interviewing Mick Stanic. Co-Founder of ThePodcastNetwork and
Ex Manager at Singleton OgilvyInteractive. We talk about the state of the podcasting
industry aswell as how Advertising and Media companys can relate to Podcasting as
a technology and as a marketing channel. Thanks Mick!attached file: type: audio/mpeg size: 27.86 MB here Thu, 18 May 2006 07:19:25 +0200 Our services include:
Contact sales@podworkx.com for a further discussion
Podcasting home. Tue, 16 May 2006 07:51:55 +0200
Facts and Figures
Pew Internet & American life has done some research into the potential reach of Podcasting.
The Epiphany
Many small and large companies are still coming to terms with Podcasting technology. As the technology has become more prominent many businesses have realised that they cannot continue to ignore Podcasting as an exciting and new medium for their marketing mix. There are over 40 million Itunes listeners, your Podcast could be available to all these people with a iTunes RSS podcast feed.
The Communication Medium
The best way to consider Podcasting is to think of it as an extra communication medium. This can be used for internal or external functions. One of the main strengths of Podcasting is its massive marketing capabilities. It is a great medium for providing value added content. Podcasting can be used in coordination with websites, newsletters and email marketing. Many new e-marketing ventures are adopting Podcasting as a way to communicate with clients.
The Difference
There is one important difference involving Podcasting compared to other marketing mediums. People choose to listen to your Podcast! It is their prerogative as to how, when and where they listen to your Podcast. Other marketing mediums can force an idea onto people, be it radio or televison ads, print ads or spam email. Most of these mediums are ignored by the general public. In this sense it can be ascertained that Podcasting is an excellent opportunity for businesses to establish a real relationship with clients. Summary Seven reasons to Podcast!
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Tue, 09 May 2006 17:11:58 +0200 Podworkx had the pleasure of interviewing Cameron Reilly, who is unofficially the first Australian podcaster ever. Cameron is the CEO of ThePodcastNetwork.com, the largest international publisher of independent podcasts on the Internet. Download the MP3 Interview Here (15MB) We ask Cameron:
Quotes: "If your a business or individual that feels no need to have a conversation with people then you don't need to play (in then podcasting industry)" "Markets are conversations, and the more you participate in the conversation the better off your business will be ... podcasting ... like blogging, like email, like instant messenger, like the telephone is just another tool that we have to create more diverse, more bi-directional and transparent conversation with our marketplace" "Companies that are wise will be rapidly adopting podcasting and encouraging people inside their organisation to use podcasting as a tool to have broader conversations with their customers, partners, investors, etc. The companies that shy away from this are basically going to struggle in the 21st century"
"Companies that have customers should be using podcasting externally."
In response to who should be using podcasting:
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You can read the full article here. Definately worth the read! Mon, 01 May 2006 09:00:00 +0200  We specialise
in Podcasting Solutions, Business
Podcasting, Corporate
Podcasting and Podcast
Marketing for corporations, marketing executives, content owners, technology
providers aswell as government and industry bodies.
You want a Podcast? We make it happen, fast! We can take care of a fully outsourced Podcast solution for your company or department, or we can offer the right blend of strategy, technology, design, content production and marketing services to meet your needs. Contact us at sales@podworkx.com for more information, or take a look around the rest of the website to learn more about what we do. Sun, 30 Apr 2006 12:17:19 +0200 Industry watchers are betting that Google is planning to launch a Podcast search engine. The same holds true for other successful platform owners like portal providers Yahoo and MSN, and retailers likeAmazon and eBay. And then there are the upstart aggregators, directories and search engines. /> > It has been rumored for some time that Yahoo is building technology for users to search for RSS content as a separate query. This will allow users to find RSS content (Podcasts) more efficiently. This will create even greater visibility online for Podcasts. Users will be able to subscribe to the Podcasts and put it directly on their "MyYahoo" homepage with 1 click. Fri, 28 Apr 2006 14:40:39 +0200 
A podcast is a series of audio or video files that you can subscribe to online. The main advantage of a Podcast is that you don't need to remember to go back and get new media. Once you subscribe to a Podcast it will automatically show up in your podcasting software (iTunes, iPodder or Odeo) and will be automatically downloaded. If you have an iPod and use iTunes, you can choose to have new
podcast episodes automatically synchronised with your device. Its really easy to use
and extremely convienient for getting new media to enjoy!
podcast home. Fri, 28 Apr 2006 12:54:29 +0200
Content owners now have an opportunity to leverage thier existing content and re-use it to generate increased brand exposure, improved product awareness, increase sales and add additional revenue opportunities. Because clients subscribe to your Podcast service you have an unblockable direct communication to your target audience. This is a totally unique situaton that has not existed online before. This is the crucial part of Podcasting that makes it a high impact marketing tool. Are you a content provider? Do you own or publish:
Podcasting provides a fantastic marketing channel for your existing services, as well as an opportunity to provide a new distribution channel and improve customer loyalty. Do you give seminars or provide business coaching? It is becomming increasingly popular for motivational speakers and business coaches to produce Podcasts. Contact sales@podworkx.com for more information.
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Its looking more and more like podcasting is a natural extension for public broadcasting. Source Article at Corporate Engagement Fri, 28 Apr 2006 07:27:50 +0200 Podcasting
appeal transcends geek factor
Sheena MacLean 09mar06
IT'S less than a year old, but radio podcasting is rapidly moving from the realm of hip and hype into serious media. The ABC, the country's main podcaster, recorded 368,000 downloads last week compared with fewer than 50,000 a week when it started its serious push into the area last May. There are 83 radio shows across ABC networks offering podcasts with specialist content on Radio National, especially science and health, and programs from the youth network Triple J the most popular. Commercial broadcaster Austereo, which operates the metropolitan FM networks Today and Triple M, also reports a huge jump in demand. In less than eight months, downloads have grown from about 5000 a month to 400,000 for February. Podcasts are digital recordings of radio programs or show segments that can be downloaded to a computer or portable MP3 player and iPod and listened to when you want. Gordon Taylor, manager of podcasting for ABC radio, said content from 23 of Radio National's programs comprised nearly half (177,000) of last week's downloads. There were 88,000 downloads from Triple J, 63,000 from news and current affairs shows such as AM and 28,000 from Radio Australia, with the remainder spread across other networks. In something of a surprise, the heaviest consumers of RN podcasts are not youthful geeks but people aged between 40 and 54. "Obviously that wouldn't be the same for Triple J, but we found that incredibly encouraging," Mr Taylor said. "We thought the early adopters would be younger and we're getting people from older demographics embracing the technology as well. We're quite surprised." As with early internet take-up, podcast usage had been skewed towards "younger male, more geeky people", but that was quickly changing, he said. If take-up continues at the present pace, the ABC expects that in a year it could be close to 500,000 downloads a week. An extensive ABC survey last year found an even split on how podcasts were listened to: about half via computer and half on an iPod or MP3. Contrary to expectations, many people preferred to download hour-long podcasts of entire programs rather than shorter segments or snippets, Mr Taylor said, which showed that the convenience of time-shifting was an important factor. The study also showed that some programs attracted a huge overseas audience of new listeners, sometimes higher than 40 per cent. People had found the ABC through searching for special interest topics on the internet. Karl Kruszelnicki's hour-long chat about science on Triple J, as well as RN's science shows including All in the Mind, regularly made the list of the top 100 podcasts in Britain and sometimes in the US. "Some of the stuff we are making, the science and health programs in particular, are some of the best in the world and there's a limited amount of it so people are seeking it out," Mr Taylor said. On Triple J, one of the most successful shows among young people is the current affairs program Hack, with 46,000 to 47,000 downloads a week. Mr Taylor said the ABC had looked at whether it should charge listeners for podcasts. "We've decided not to at the moment. We're establishing ourselves, finding out how things work, as everyone else in the market is. I think the ABC would be able to do it but it's a fairly high-level policy decision and certainly there's been some work done on it. As of now, we've decided to keep going the way we are." In March last year, Austereo launched a compilation of its breakfast, drive and night shows in a 25-minute podcast on the Today Network and began offering a daily podcast of its main shows towards the end of last year. Listeners could choose between four to five-minute snippets or a 25-minute segment. Austereo's head of multimedia Martin Jones said it had increased its offering from five podcasts a week up to 60. He said the biggest demand by far was for comedy-based material, followed by news, music and information, celebrity news and sport. Full music downloads are not available because of copyright issues. Austereo does not charge and is building its podcasting business on a sponsorship and advertising model. DMG Radio Australia's under-40s station Nova also offers podcasts and Vega's Sydney and Melbourne stations launched podcasting this week. News talk station 2GB began a news video podcast in February.
Mr Jones said he expected the novelty value would lose pace and many of the small,
home-based amateur podcast services would fall away. "That's an opportunity for serious,
commercially based operators to try to build a viable business model around podcasting,"
he said. "I think you'll see that happening in the next 12 months." Thu, 27 Apr 2006 14:22:08 +0200  Welcome
to Podworkx for Podcasters. Do you ask yourself the following questions;• How do I get my Podcast noticed by more people • What is RSS and what do I need to know about it • What technology and software do I need to improve my service • How do I market my Podcast services • How do I need to manage my extensive media library • What equipment and software do I need for professional recording • What sites and third parties should I use for my servers • What is blogging and how does it relate to Podcasting Then think no further we have all the answers! There are several ways to create visibility for a Podcast. You will want to try and implement as many of these best practices to increase the visibility and consumption of your Podcast. You can also simply set up an account at any Podcast server and your Podcast, RSS feed and podcast sub-domain will be indexed by the search engines. The first thing that you need to do after your Podcast is produced and published is to do a press release to tell the world about your new Podcast station. One of the best ways for achieving immediate and wide reaching exposure is to do a press release at prweb.com, business wire and other news distribution channels available. This will ensure that your press release will show up in both Yahoo and Google news. It is not uncommon to have a properly executed press release read 85,000 times online if it is well written and properly distributed. Podworkx offers a complete package for existing Podcasters to help improve the image and management of their content Contact us now at sales@podworkx.com podcasting home Thu, 27 Apr 2006 11:11:20 +0200  Welcome
to Podcasting for corporates! There are many valid reasons why corporations may want
to embrace and leverage Podcasting. Corporations can set up internal or public facing
Podcasts. Corporations and businesses (both large and small) have an opportunity to
create a loyal listener audience.
Large corporations are increasingly Podcasting to;
Why Podcasting? Podcasts reach a large audience of listeners that have a narrow focus of interest. As a marketing tool, Podcasting allows you to leverage this highly targeted yet high value listener demographic to inform your customers about your product or service. Take the next step! Become a leader, Podworkx corporate podcasting delivered!
Contact us now at sales@podworkx.com
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to Podworkx for marketers. There are currently over millions of people listening
to Podcasts world wide with amazing growth. Do the following points apply to you;
Podcasting is very high on the return on investment pyramid. The higher on the pyramid the more targeted the media and target audience. Podcasting enables very specific media for a very specific audience that chooses to listen. Because the audience chooses to listen they have a much higher rate of attention and eventual return. 10 Reasons to podcast for the Marketer:
It is clear that Podcast marketing adds value to your brand, lets you demonstrate yourself as a market leader by providing industry news, increases customer loyalty, adds value to your promotions, increases your reach and allows you to act as an internal or external broadcaster.
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We are a young, innovative and intelligent group who have been active within marketing and advertising, internet startups, new technologies & ecommerce businesses for over a decade. We are also active personal Podcast producers and consumers ourselves and are extremely enthuisatic for the Podcast revolution. Fri, 21 Apr 2006 10:28:10 +0200 Podcasting is a new technology that many people think only relates to hobbyists or Djs, this couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality many new and existing businesses are using Podcasting as a brand new and exciting form of communicating with clients and customers. To demonstrate the uptake and importance of Podcasting please view the list of compiled companies below.
Podcasting is currently being used heavily in the following
industries: Medical organisations, religious organisations, preschools and daycare, schools, universities, travel agents, chambers of commerce, museums, conferences, non-profit organisations, news stations, radio, television, manufacturing, promotions, marketing, advertising, finance, politics, commentary, sports, youth, law enforcement, real estate, business services, and of course information technology.
The impact of Podcasting is becoming very real for the business world. Many companies small to large are adopting the emerging technology and using this as a competitive advantage to get closer to their customers.
Will your business be the next to leverage this fantastic communications medium, or will your competitors beat you to it?
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Currently within
Radio stations that have started Podcasting less than a year ago have been amazed with the audience take up. ABC radio is the leading Podcaster with over 300,000 downloads a week. Other radio stations such as 2Day FM, Triple M and Nova have also initiated Podcasting for their radio programs. With the rapid interest, stations are on the verge of developing major advertising and sponsorship deals. Each clip has the ability for naming rights, sponsorship and broadcast promotions. Large companies are increasingly using Podcasting for promotions and marketing events.
The Podcast Network is an Australian company that launched in February 2005. It is the first commercial Podcast network in the world. They were seeing 140,000 downloads per month at the end of 2005. For companies such as this the business capabilities just keep on growing. Lets not forget that mobile phones will soon be able to play Podcasts which means effectively anyone with a new mobile is a target for a Podcast.
Many companies have been using Podcasting as a way to increase the content that clients receive. In this we mean that businesses have added Podcasting to their marketing/promotional mix to increase or pinpoint their communication programs. In researching the prominence of Podcasting in the Australian market it was surprising to find many small to medium companies using single Podcasts for events and promotions. It is also worthy to note that businesses that provide education such as seminars or reports using Podcasting as an extra communication medium.
podcasting home.
Sun, 19 Mar 2006 11:05:03 +0100 Two signs point to rising corporate interest in podcasting. First, Frederik Wacka points to
the American Association of Petroleum Geologists' first official corporate
podcast. Meanwhile down under, Cameron
Reilly says that over the last couple of days he has been having a very interesting
conversation with a senior manager from a tier one US company who is interested in
engaging his services to help produce an internal podcast for a certain segment of
their staff around the world. Anecdotally, I have heard about other companies looking
at podcasting. This year not only will podcasting increasingly become a popular tool
for corporations, but also for celebrities and musicians who want to stay in regular
touch with their fans.
Wed, 01 Mar 2006 15:07:03 +0100 Podworkx Industry Example
XYZ is a successful
company that manufactures a large range of consumer goods with a wide distribution
across
Industry
advisors
Industry trainers
and advisors have a great deal of content that they wish to transfer to their clients.
John Smith has a stock market daily report and weekly analysis service. He has 5000
clients. He usually delivers his content through email, sms, and a website. John decides
that the perfect way to establish a new relationship with his clients is through Podcasting.
He decides to open a new section of his website that involves Podcasting and Blogging.
His clients can now listen to his daily and weekly stock markets via his Podcasts.
John finds he starts to receive emails from clients congratulating him on his fantastic
service.
Bill is an
industry trainer for the management industry. He is contracted out by large companies
to train their employees on how to improve their management skills. Bill decides to
Podcast his seminars and have them as a pay per listen service. Bill now finds he
has an extra marketable product that has great interest from existing and new clients.
Publishers
XXX is a publishing
house that is looking for a new and exiting way to promote their top 10 selling novel.
They decide to do a Podcast and link it to their traditional marketing mediums. The
Podcasts starts with strong branding from XXX and a 5 minute interview from the author.
The Podcast continues with a reading from one of the most exciting chapters. This
gives the audience a taste of the novel. XXX finds that Podcasting has enabled the
public to establish a relationship with the author and generate excitement about the
release.
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