While you might not get away with watching tv or YouTube videos at work, it’s often easier to listen to a podcast in your spare time. That’s why podcasts and other audio content are becoming so popular—and why you should take advantage of this growth and think about creating a podcast yourself. In this Feature Friday episode of the ROI Online Podcast, Steve talks with Molly Ann Hale, Social Media Producer at Vurbl (the YouTube of Audio), about how to get your current or future podcast discovered by more listeners—and even make money from it.

Molly is a Producer, Executive Assistant, Social Media Specialist, Web Designer & Writer. She’s currently the Social Media Producer at Vurbl, an audio streaming destination for all types of audio creators, and anyone that loves listening to audio. Vurbl supports audio creators build their station and helps listeners connect with meaningful content.

Promoting, marketing, and monetizing your podcast can be hard at times, more so when competing with platforms like YouTube. Luckily there’s a new tool that can get your podcast out there so you can increase your listeners and achieve your goals.

Among other things, Molly and Steve discussed:

• Mollys’ background
• Everything you need to know about Vurbl–The Youtube for Audio
• Good Audiobooks you should listen to
• The best ways to market and monetize your podcast 
• Some great tools Vurbl offers to share your content and get more engagement
• What makes Vurbl different from Internet Radio, Anchor, and other platforms 

You can learn more about Molly here:

Follow Molly on LinkedIn

You can learn more about Vurbl here:

https://vurbl.com/

Read the books mentioned in this podcast:

The Golden Toilet by Steve Brown

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