podcast listeners

How Do You Listen to Podcasts? (Win a $50 Amazon Gift Card)

I’ve spent more than one post on this blog talking about podcast sponsorships. Today, I wanted to talk about podcast listeners. There are a lot of stats out there for website users – where they came from, what they do on the site, how long they stay, and a lot more. While there have been strides in the last few months surrounding stats on podcasts, I feel like I still don’t know much about my listeners. I’ve tried surveys in the past, but they didn’t go well. So I’m switching things up a bit.

Getting to Know Podcast Listeners

By knowing behavior, I can deliver more value to both my listeners and my sponsors. But aside from direct engagement and polls, there’s not much I can do to answer questions like:

  1. When do you most often listen to podcasts?
  2. Do you subscribe, or do you listen to the episodes that interest you most?
  3. Which shows do you like the best?
  4. Do podcast sponsorships work for you?

If I know these things I can better tailor content and sponsorships towards my audience. So I’ll keep this short and sweet.

Enter to Win a $50 Amazon Gift Card

If you listen to podcasts (any, not just mine), fill out the survey below by Friday, February 23rd, and get entered to win a $50 Amazon Gift Card. You can also access it directly here. And hey, why don’t you give my podcast a listen?

*Please only enter once. Multiple entries will be disqualified.

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