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La manera más sencilla de empezar a monetizar tu podcast, con Javier Huertas de Julep

·1 hr 5 min·5 clips
Oscar Feito reveals his 12-year podcasting journey and hints at a secret new show for 80s/90s kids.
Host Oscar Feito opens by sharing his personal podcasting journey since 2011 and teasing a new non-marketing show. He introduces the episode's focus: monetizing podcasts through sponsorships and ads with guest Javier Huertas of Julep. Huertas explains his background in digital advertising at companies like Meta and Spotify, and his current role helping podcasters monetize. He emphasizes audio's emotional power, linking it to personal memories of radio and music. The discussion delves into how brands can collaborate authentically with podcasters, moving beyond traditional 30-second ads to integrated content. Huertas cites case studies showing podcast conversion rates up to 30% compared to 2% on Facebook. Feito raises concerns about programmatic advertising potentially devaluing podcasting like it did with online banners. Huertas acknowledges saturation in digital ads but argues for artisanal, creative integrations. They explore technical hurdles like platform fragmentation and measurement challenges across Apple, Spotify, and iVoox. Huertas explains Julep's open ecosystem approach versus closed competitors. Feito asks about repurposing content across social media; Huertas advises reinvesting income into professional support. The host shares his tactic of surveying listeners to build sponsor dossiers. Huertas provides clear audience thresholds: 2,000-3,000 monthly listeners to start testing monetization, 10,000 for serious brand interest. He warns against fake listenership scams. Feito questions how to stand out in crowded niches; Huertas suggests creative angles like mixing business with parenting stories. The host laments the lack of bidirectional communication tools for podcast communities. They discuss complementary revenue streams like Patreon and live events. Finally, Huertas outlines AI's current role in converting text to audio and its limitations in emotional expression, viewing it as a time-saving tool for tactical tasks.
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