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Podcasting for Business
Neville Hobson, ABC
‘For Immediate Release’
www.forimmediaterelease.biz
‘Making the News’
University of Sunderland
18 November 2005
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What is a Podcast?
1. Digital audio file, typically MP3
2. “Radio show” format
> Time-shifted – listen when you want
3. Delivered via RSS
Optional:
■ Auto-sync with portable digital player
> Detach and go – listen where you want
■ Complemented by show notes
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Some Background
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Podcasting really began in
August 2004
Enabled by two elements:
1. RSS enclosures (Dave
Winer)
2. Podcatching software
(Adam Curry)
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It started with one
podcast – “Daily Source
Code” with Adam Curry
Today: At least 20,000
podcasts, 8-10 million
regular listeners
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Businesses are podcasting
Mainstream media is
podcasting
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Newspapers, magazines,
radio, television
Wide appeal kicks off in
June 2005 – Apple adds
podcast support to
iTunes
Going mainstream –
Yahoo! Podcasts in
October 2005
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The Hobson & Holtz Report
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Started 3 January 2005
First podcast in the
communication profession
Co-hosts: Neville Hobson
(Amsterdam) and Shel
Holtz (California)
60-80 mins, twice weekly,
Monday and Thursday,
recorded via Skype
Average per-show
downloads: 550
Global audience
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Building community
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Primary: USA, Canada,
UK, Netherlands, Australia
3 on-the-ground
correspondents
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The Hobson & Holtz Report
“
The PR show at the
intersection of online
communication,
business and
technology.
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‘For Immediate Release’ Series
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The Hobson & Holtz Report
twice-weekly show
Interviews with newsmakers
and influencers from the online
technology and organizational
communication worlds
Book Reviews aligned with our
theme of PR/communications
and the online world
Speakers and Speeches podcasts of speeches, keynote
addresses, breakout sessions,
and other recordings from
meetings and conferences of
interest to PR and
communication professionals
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Who’s Podcasting…?
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Why Podcast?
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Easy and complementary extension of existing
communication, PR and marketing activities
An appropriate channel to market
Reach niche audiences otherwise (financially) unreachable
Attract new, younger customers
Create buzz, build viral marketing effect
Be perceived to be at the leading edge
Be the first to market with a cool new medium
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Marketing Communication
■ A new product announcement that accompanies
traditional communication
■ Includes informal conversations between, say, a
customer and one of the employees from the
factory who made the product
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Financial PR
■ Investor relations produces a weekly review of
activities and events of interest to investors and
financial analysts
> Within the limits of regulatory requirements
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Employee Engagement
■ A weekly 15-minute business update for
employees
> Perhaps by the CEO or other senior executive
■ Employees worldwide subscribe to the podcast
via the company intranet
> Or from the CEO’s blog
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Team Building
■ The sales director records an occasional podcast
for her geographically-dispersed sales team
> Tips and tricks on, say, how to close deals with certain
types of customers
■ Podcast available from the sales intranet as a
complement to formal sales materials
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20 Creative Ideas
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Airlines: Travel and destination guides
Apparel/Retail: Behind the scenes at
fashion shows, interviews with models and
designers, guide to the season
Automotive: Test drives of new models with
team drivers, interviews with designers,
race reports from behind the scenes
Beverage Stores: Festive reviews of
selected wines, spirits and beers
Books/Music Retail: Guides to summer or
Christmas releases, interviews with bands
and authors, sample readings from authors
to promote an in-store appearance
Financial Services: Retirement guides,
investing tips, planning for college
education
Golf Equipment: Guides to courses,
interviews with sponsored athletes
Grocery Stores: Interviews and recipes
from well-known chefs
Health Insurers: Wellness tips, meditation
guides, nutrition guides
Home Improvement Stores: Step-by-step
guides to home improvement
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Hotels: Destination guides, jogging routes,
music to jog to, walking tours of cities
Micro-Brews: Interviews with the brew
master
Movie Studios: Interviews with actors or
directors, movie making production diaries
Sportswear: Interviews with sponsored
athletes, event diaries (Olympics, World
Cup), and interviews with designers, fitness
and training tips
Travel and Tourism: Guides to destinations,
travel tips
Vineyards: Interviews with wine-makers
Whisky Makers: Interviews with the
makers, tours of the distilleries
Video Games- Interviews with game
designers, production diaries
Higher Education: communicate with
incoming students and provide them with
lectures.
Investor Relations: earnings
announcements.
(from ideas by Kevin Dugan, Strategic Public Relations - http://prblog.typepad.com/)
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Growth Drivers
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It’s
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It’s
It’s
easy
inexpensive
portable
available
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The New Media Ecosystem
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Blogs
Wikis
RSS
Podcasts
Videocasts / Vlogs
Moblogs
MMS
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Tools that facilitate:
■ Communication
■ Engagement
■ Transparency
■ Trust
Tool that are:
■ Complementary to traditional
communication activities
■ Used by organizations who
recognize the social
characteristics of effective
communication
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Just the Beginning
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Videocasting will be next – and it’ll be big.
Convenience and portability are the drivers for reaching critical mass
– and the mobile phone will be the device of choice.
The rapid adoption of MMS-capable phones with color screens by the
same consumers who are currently active podcasters is creating a
dream opportunity for brands that need visuals.
Portable video produced and screened by consumers is inevitable as
they combine home video, file sharing, and wireless technologies
with audio podcasting.
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Trends | Podcasting for Marketers
Forrester Research, Inc
July 2005
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Conversation… Q&A
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Neville Hobson, ABC
‘For Immediate Release’ podcast
www.forimmediaterelease.biz
[email protected]
+44 20 7558 8222
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podcast…
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