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| + | When working out of your home studio, it's important to know the online resources at your disposal. In digital distribution, you have different options given your needs. Different podcast hosting platforms may offer unique analytics to further advance your marketing capabilities, offer monetization and sponsorship opportunities, or provide basic RSS feed package to streaming platforms at a baseline rate. The same goes for musical content that may be equipped with stream tracking, royalty management, and/or social media advertisements. For this discussion, research different digital distribution platforms, their offerings/rates, and (maybe hypothetically) choose one that may fit your potential needs. | ||
| + | ==Reply in the discussion below== | ||
| + | # What were some of the platforms you researched? Music, podcasts, both, other? | ||
| + | # How did the price points and packages compare to each other? Did you notice any trends? | ||
| + | # What would be a platforms that would fit your personal needs? Why? | ||
Latest revision as of 10:34, 13 June 2023
Overview
When working out of your home studio, it's important to know the online resources at your disposal. In digital distribution, you have different options given your needs. Different podcast hosting platforms may offer unique analytics to further advance your marketing capabilities, offer monetization and sponsorship opportunities, or provide basic RSS feed package to streaming platforms at a baseline rate. The same goes for musical content that may be equipped with stream tracking, royalty management, and/or social media advertisements. For this discussion, research different digital distribution platforms, their offerings/rates, and (maybe hypothetically) choose one that may fit your potential needs.
Reply in the discussion below
- What were some of the platforms you researched? Music, podcasts, both, other?
- How did the price points and packages compare to each other? Did you notice any trends?
- What would be a platforms that would fit your personal needs? Why?