My pal Seth Goldstein asked an interesting question on Twitter last week. He posed this: âIs podcasting just a form of busking?â For those who donât know, busking is a term used mostly in Britain to describe street musicians and performers. The root of the definition is people who perform publicly for tips. Seth is not only a friend, but one of my fellow Marketing Podcast Network hosts and creators, so I chimed in. My response was quick, but I think accurate and definitive: I said, âCertainly not. Podcast listening is opt-in and on-demand. Busking would be pushing your podcast through a loudspeaker system and blasting it to people who didnât ask for it.â Tanner Campbell disagreed on Twitter. And then devoted an entire episode of his show Podcasting Sucks, to arguing against my position. He called me out and picked apart my answer in a good, old fashioned, social media throw down. Perhaps Tanner doesnât realize that the first time I came to anyoneâs attention on the Internet, I posted a scathing review of a social media conference by calling out the speakers there I thought did the attendees an injustice. The dais included Rand Fishkin, Danny Sullivan, Neil Patel and many others considered luminaries then and now. And I stood my ground. Which is, incidentally, why I started getting invited to speak at conferences rather than attend them. Thatâs right Tanner! I was kicking up stuff on the social medias before you had facial hair. You poked the bear, son. I respond to Tannerâs rebuke in todayâs commentary, which for the record, will be presented in a satirical caricature for fun. This is, after all, as Tanner put it, a silly topic. So Iâll be silly with it. Enjoy! This episode of Winfluence is presented by Tagger. It is a complete influencer marketing solution. You can find out more for yourself at jason.online/tagger. In this episode, we visit with Meredith Jacobson from We Are Boosters, about how she uses Tagger. To start building your own experiences with my influencer marketing software of choice, go to jason.online/tagger today. More Links: Seth Goldstein's Entrepreneur's Enigma Seth Goldstein's Digital Marketing Dive
My pal Seth Goldstein asked an interesting question on Twitter last week. He posed this:
âIs podcasting just a form of busking?â
For those who donât know, busking is a term used mostly in Britain to describe street musicians and performers. The root of the definition is people who perform publicly for tips. Seth is not only a friend, but one of my fellow Marketing Podcast Network hosts and creators, so I chimed in.
My response was quick, but I think accurate and definitive: I said, âCertainly not. Podcast listening is opt-in and on-demand. Busking would be pushing your podcast through a loudspeaker system and blasting it to people who didnât ask for it.â
Tanner Campbell disagreed on Twitter. And then devoted an entire episode of his show Podcasting Sucks, to arguing against my position. He called me out and picked apart my answer in a good, old fashioned, social media throw down.
Perhaps Tanner doesnât realize that the first time I came to anyoneâs attention on the Internet, I posted a scathing review of a social media conference by calling out the speakers there I thought did the attendees an injustice. The dais included Rand Fishkin, Danny Sullivan, Neil Patel and many others considered luminaries then and now.
And I stood my ground. Which is, incidentally, why I started getting invited to speak at conferences rather than attend them.
Thatâs right Tanner! I was kicking up stuff on the social medias before you had facial hair. You poked the bear, son.
I respond to Tannerâs rebuke in todayâs commentary, which for the record, will be presented in a satirical caricature for fun. This is, after all, as Tanner put it, a silly topic. So Iâll be silly with it. Enjoy!
This episode of Winfluence is presented by Tagger. It is a complete influencer marketing solution. You can find out more for yourself at jason.online/tagger.
In this episode, we visit with Meredith Jacobson from We Are Boosters, about how she uses Tagger.
To start building your own experiences with my influencer marketing software of choice, go to jason.online/tagger today.
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