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Monetizing your show with Spotify for Creators - Spotify

Subscriptions: Offer subscriber-only episodes that your fans can access for a monthly fee. Learn more about Subscriptions · Spotify Partner Program: Earn from multiple revenue streams depending on the types of content you publish and who streams it. Learn more about the Spotify Partner Program · Spotify Open Access: Manage subscriptions through a partner platform like Patreon or Supporting Cast, and let subscribers listen to your paid podcast on Spotify.

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Monetizing Spotify

All host sites will publish to most of the podcasting platforms, but not all host sites will hook you up with advertisers. I’m not sure what your current host offers, but Spotify will pay you. Spotify allows you to make modest money if you publish through Spotify and allow them to insert automated advertisements. Then - If you have at least 1,000 monthly Spotify listeners, Spotify qualifies you to record an ad read specifically for Spotify for Podcasters. This plays $14 rpm for all Spotify steams and $11 rpm for streams on all other platforms. Spotify also allows you to activate subscriptions (though I wouldn’t recommend this unless you have a large and loyal base of listeners). It’s very modest money I make doing this and I would make more if I took the time and found sponsors on my own. Still, I am usually able to bring in $100+ every month with 7-12k monthly listens. It’s better than nothing! More on reddit.com

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December 30, 2023

Did Spotify really just make it 10x harder to monetize?

If you haven't already, just put your podcast everywhere... that's the way a podcast was always intended to be. Never fully rely on someone else's platform for your revenue. I suggest looking into Podcast Index ( https://podcastindex.org ) and the Value4Value concept ( https://value4value.info ), and then pick a great non-platform-specific podcast hosting service that supports generating revenue in multiple ways. (I currently like Blubrry) Host-read ads are the best of ads, but if you are niche enough, go for sponsors. And, if you can develop community, go for V4V. As a voracious podcast listener, ad-insertion is the worst. I like to support the podcasts I love, or hear about great products/services the hosts use and love. Everything else is going to perform much worse. More on reddit.com

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September 7, 2023

Making Money -- Buzzsprout vs Spotify

Bueller? Funny, in the eight days since I created this post, Buzzsprout has begun emailing me each time an advertiser opportunity becomes available... More on reddit.com

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May 16, 2023

Has anyone started a podcast with a concrete plan for monetization from the beginning?

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I did this. I planned to launch my own podcast and learn the ins and out of the process.

I then developed my skills and combining my decades of marketing experience with my newly found abilities to create and edit podcasts I began working with others who were looking to launch their own podcasts.

Now I do mostly one on one consulting for people looking to get a well organized framework for constant and effective podcast creation.

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