Triton Digital debuts LATAM Podcast Ranker alongside a LATAM Insights Report

Triton Digital released a new ranker: The Latin America Sales Network Podcast Ranker. In addition and at the same time,, Triton added to its growing bundle of survey reports with the LATAM Insights Report. While the ranker celebrates success among Latin American podcast networks, the Insights document offers insights in consumer behavior. Click for details. Continue Reading

Captivate and Megaphone achieve IAB 2.2 podcast measurement certification

Captivate calls it “the gold standard for podcast analytics measurement.” Megaphone refers to “the highest industry standards around accuracy and transparency in podcast measurement.” Both companies have announced their compliance with the IAB’s latest standard. Click for more info and linkage to the IAB 2.2 documentation. Continue Reading

Entertainment / Enjoyment / Effectiveness: Signal Hill quantifies common sense for branded podcasts

Signal Hill Insights released its 2024 Benchmark Report, documenting and measuring the effectiveness of branded podcasts. The company has for years been a leader in testing audio effectiveness in audio marketing. This latest report quantifies and evangelizes the power of brand-created podcasts. Click for detailed coverage.
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May podcast ad spend drops 14% (Magellan); 13 of top 15 are repeat big-spenders

Magellan AI’s accounting of podcast advertiser spending for May, for the top 15 spenders, shows the total spend  down 14 percent from April. In a display of month-over-month consistency, 13 of the top 15 are repeats from the April reckoning. Click for RAIN’s graphic month-over-month comparison. Continue Reading

Podcast advertising: double-digit more effective than TV/video (Acast/OMD)

Podcast network Acast, and communications agency OMD, have partnered to conduct what they characterize as “a comprehensive new study” to quantify the effectiveness of podcast advertising. Double-digit percentage gains are the outcome for podcast advertising compared to what the report calls “average media.” Continue Reading