Video Podcasting

Netflix, the biggest name in streaming, the company that reshaped how people watch TV, is now testing the waters of a format that has quietly taken over YouTube and Spotify: video podcasts. For content creators, this is massive news. When platforms (especially ones as big as Netflix) expand into a

In this blog post, we'll dive into the world of video podcasts, exploring what they are, how they work, and why they are gaining traction among content creators and avid listeners alike. blog-text-banner-1 What is a video podcast? A video podcast, also known as a vodcast, is a form of

If there’s a medium that defines the 21st century, it just might be podcasting. From humble roots in the dot-com era, podcasts grew to become one of the most widely-consumed forms of online media, with hundreds of millions of listeners tuning in across the globe. But after 20 years

Podcasts are spreading all over the world like a storm. Podcasts are an accessible, engaging, informative, and enjoyable way to stay updated on all spheres of life. Despite the dominance of audio content, podcasts get more powerful when combined with a video. Almost all popular podcasts have started to produce

People nowadays look for podcast episodes to get in-depth information about their favorite topics. For the last two decades, podcasting has been skyrocketing as an impactful channel for distributing audio content. However, since people spend over 19 hours [https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/video-marketing?] a week watching videos, many podcasters

Video is one of the most actual and engaging content formats today, and most professional podcasters use it to gain more success. It is not surprising that Facebook has 8 billion views a day, and the global video traffic is 80%. If you are using videos for your podcasting and