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The Three Issues Keeping Brands From Going All-In On Podcast Advertising

The lack of a standard measurement protocol has been an issue for the podcast industry for years. When podcasts are streamed, only the owner of a podcast player app knows how long a person listened to an episode, where they skipped and stopped in that episode or whether they heard an ad. That makes it... Continue reading »
by Alison Weissbrot // March 23rd, 2018 //
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In Branded Content Initiative, Squarespace And The Guardian Work Toward Authenticity And Better Distribution

For branded content to be a success, it must hurdle two key challenges. First, it must be authentic, entertaining and relevant, and second, it must be distributed effectively. Via a partnership with Guardian Labs, website design company Squarespace is attempting to do just that. The 39-part series “Side Hustle,” unfolding over Q4 2015 and Q1... Continue reading »
by Sarah Sluis // November 6th, 2015 //
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How Squarespace Got Into Podcast Advertising And Why It Stuck

Whether you’re an avid or periodic podcast listener, you’ve likely encountered an advertisement for Squarespace. The website creation platform’s ubiquity on the podcasting circuit came through a combination of luck and design, beginning with audio advertising experiments five years ago. The marketing team at the time was small, between 15 and 20, some of whom... Continue reading »
by Liz Rowley // July 2nd, 2015 //
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