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Funding: What is my best funding option for a weekly podcast show? Syndication (I lose my IP), Searching for a customer centric partner or crowdfunding?
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Joy Broto Nath , Global Corporate Trainer & Strategist answered:

Direct podcast monetization is when the show is the thing you're selling. On the other side is indirect podcast monetization. This is when you use your podcast as a tool to sell other things. Your podcast becomes the vehicle to promote products and create demand among your listeners. The simplest way to monetize a podcast is to ask people for money. When people ask us how to monetize a podcast, this is always the first solution we recommend because it’s easy to set up and promote. Or set up a GoFundMe campaign for a simple collection page. Tell your audience that. If people understand where the money is going, they'll be more apt to donate. The latest trend in podcasting is creating paid membership tiers. Listeners can pay to access exclusive content, private Facebook groups, or podcast swag. It’s well-respected and simple to use. FYP Podcast's Patreon landing page. You may find more listeners are willing to support the show because they're receiving either a physical product or exclusive episodes for their contribution.
You can read more here: https://castos.com/monetize-a-podcast/
Besides if you do have any questions give me a call: https://clarity.fm/joy-brotonath

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