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Join the conversation and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Youtube and Facebook. Muck Rack is also the solution of choice for journalists, who use Muck Rack’s free, automatically updated portfolios to showcase their work and to provide information about what stories they’re looking for. Thousands of organizations, including Taco Bell, Pfizer, Golin, International Committee of the Red Cross, The Carter Center, Kauffman Foundation, and Penguin Random House, use Muck Rack to take their communications to the next level. Muck Rack’s Public Relations Management (PRM) platform enables PR teams to work together to find the right journalists for their stories, send customized pitches, build meaningful relationships with the media, monitor news and quantify their impact.

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To learn more, download the full survey results and register for an upcoming live panel on the findings. The majority of respondents publish new episodes on a weekly cadence ( 48%) Twitter is the most popular platform where podcasters reach their audience (41%)Īround 100-200 words is the most popular email length when receiving a pitch, with over 50% of podcasters preferring this length Most podcasters use downloads (78%) to measure success

Most podcasters are responsible for sourcing their own content ( 80%) and booking their own guests ( 80%)Ĭurrent events in news, media and culture ( 61%) are the leading source of inspiration, followed by ongoing areas of research/study ( 41%) “While this is a newer market for many in the industry, our study shows that the fundamental principles of PR success still apply: Do your research, personalize your approach and make sure your pitches are concise and on target.”Īdditional key findings from the study include: This medium drives the public conversation,” says Muck Rack CEO Greg Galant. “PR professionals need to treat podcasters as seriously as they do journalists. Lack of personalization (47%) and bad timing (42%) are the primary reasons podcasters will reject a pitch. Many (42%) want PR professionals to get familiar with their show by listening to multiple episodes before they pitch. When it comes to PR pitches, the vast majority of podcasters (91%) said they want to be pitched via 1:1 email. Awareness and education (42%) and enjoyment and passion (28%) were the most popular reasons for podcasting.

When it comes to goal-setting, only 22% said that driving revenue was a goal. In addition to juggling several roles, more than half (52%) of respondents say they work on multiple podcasts at once. As a social media manager for a podcast, you are responsible for managing the show’s presence on sites like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, YouTube and more. The report covers how podcasters measure success, source original content and prefer to be pitched by PR professionals. According to a survey of more than 500 podcasters published today by Muck Rack, the leading Public Relations Management (PRM) platform, the average podcaster covers five roles, including hosting, writing/editing, producing, promotions and booking guests. NEW YORK-( BUSINESS WIRE)-Podcasters are masters of multitasking.

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