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Do You Like Listening to Podcasts?

Yesterday, as I was reading a book titled Traffic Secrets by Russell Brunson, I came across a section on Jordan Harbinger, who's an American podcaster. And so I did a google search on him and found out that his podcast, The Jordan Harbinger Show has millions of downloads!

What Has Podcast Got to Do with Music?

Are you wondering why I write about Jordan when my blog is a music blog and not a podcast blog? Well, I was thinking earlier that I might want to buy ads on his show (not now but eventually, maybe?) since it's so popular. 

Since I might want to buy ads on his show in future, so I did a trending search on him earlier on Google Trends. From the trending search, it seems that he's not well-known in Asia. So why do I even bother to know about him and his show? Well, at least he seems to be well-known and popular in the western world, in particular, in the United States. And since I'm not focusing on the Asian market alone, so it's good to know who I could approach (in future) to promote my music. 

Conclusion?

As I was researching for this post, I found out that there are actually music podcasts out there in the world! You might be interested to read this article on UDiscoverMusic, where the writer writes about the 10 best music podcasts you need to hear.

Who knows, maybe I might start my own music podcast in future??


Cheers,

Annie Chan

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