In this conversation, Harry Morton, founder of Lower Street Media, discusses the transformative power of podcasting, particularly in the context of branded content. He shares insights on how setbacks can lead to new opportunities, the evolution of podcasting as a medium, and the importance of understanding client needs. The discussion also highlights a successful case study with Boston Consulting Group, showcasing how creative approaches can lead to impactful campaigns. Throughout the conversation, Harry emphasizes the need for brands to be brave and innovative in their podcasting efforts to truly engage audiences.
Chapters
00:00 Turning Setbacks into Opportunities
05:16 The Evolution of Podcasting and Branded Content
10:51 Understanding Client Needs in Podcasting
16:39 Creative Campaigns: A Case Study with BCG
27:44 Lessons Learned and Future Directions
Keywords
podcasting, branded content, audio storytelling, creative campaigns, client collaboration, marketing strategies, podcast agency, audience engagement, content creation, media trends
Gavin Mcauliffe, Head of Content Studio at The Irish Times Group, takes center stage in this episode. Known as a true force in branded content, Gavin shares his journey from leading commercial creative at RTÉ to building Ireland’s most dynamic content studio.
Dive in for insights on creative leadership, the evolution of branded content, and the story behind an award-winning Sky campaign, plus plenty of industry anecdotes and inspiration for anyone passionate about media and storytelling.
In this inaugural episode of the Branded Content that Works podcast, host Stine Holmgard engages with podcast expert Bjørn Barfoed Vestergaard to explore the intricacies of launching a podcast. They discuss the importance of understanding the audience, avoiding common pitfalls, and the significance of authenticity in interviews. The conversation also highlights the potential of podcasting to build community and share valuable insights within the branded content space.