一年前，Ajay曾就我对播客的看法对我进行了一次简短采访，对象是MB。我记不清当时具体说了什么，但大意是：播客是一项艰难的日常工作，可能难以持久。
快速查看http://philippineblogawards.com.ph2007 年菲律宾博客奖播客类别的提名名单，结果令人失望。于是，我回头追踪了这些节目。我发现许多曾经收听过的菲律宾播客已停播或不知去向。那么它们究竟在哪里？又是什么原因导致它们停止制作节目呢？
在博客写作中，我注意到那些最活跃（或真正扩大了受众群体）的博客主，部分动机来自于变现方面。那么，播客领域缺乏这种变现动力，是否也是原因之一？我不确定。
本地博客圈的这个领域亟需焕发新生。:) 致我们过去或现在的播客主播们，你们为何停更了？
stumbled on a newly started podcast with 2 episodes, does not sound much of a pro but promising..
https://soundcloud.com/sayitloudandproudpodcast/sayitloudandproud01
A successful podcast depends on the number of audience and the sponsors that goes with the show. An example of this is Good Times with Mo hosted by DJ Mo Twister (to which you can download for free on iTunes or on his website).
Bo Sanchez’s Video Podcast going strong with 400+ episodes!
Been watching Bo Sanchez’s video podcast for a year ,
thought you might want to check it out: http://www.preacherinbluejeans.com
He’s the only Filipino out there consistently doing this.
Are there Pinoy Video Podcasters out there?
Is mine a video podcast?
In the case of the Putanginamo!com show, the main reason why we slowed down was because one of our co-hosts left for Manila (now Chica is in Manila for 6 months). I’ll also admit that the lack of $ was not that inspiring. Adam Curry got me inspired in the early days. The truth is that I can make more $ in the 5 mins it takes to blog stupid videos, photos, and articles than the 2 hours it takes to record, sequence, edit, encode and upload a podcast. I’m planning to use the show as a promotional tool to drive listeners to the site to listen to the rest of our nonsense.
Anyway, I’m experimenting again with live broadcasts for listener interaction with Stickam, Skype, Gizmodo, Talkshow and etc. What’s weird is that in the latest episode, Yahoo worked well. How embarrassing would it be if we won the Podcast award? If we do, the babe Chica will at the event to accept the award. Stay tuned for the Pinoy Call Center audio part 3 on the next show.
I’ve done three podcasts in the past month. I think people are just less interested in listening to someone talk. I think it’s an audience issue more than anything. But then again, Im not exactly a niche blogger.
That’s why we just do our noypi podcast for fun. I actually don’t expect it to earn that much – yet. Maybe as it becomes popular, we’ll find a way to monetize it.
It takes about 30 minutes to produce and upload a 5-minute podcast. Perhaps in this multitasking world, people are having a tough time finding 30-minute blocks of time?
Want to grow an audience and monetize? Focus on a niche. There are lots of topics, but perhaps podcasters get rather lonely. They’d rather visit other blogs, comment, and post in our own sites.
Actually, I resumed a few months ago, but my net connection keeps getting cut off –everytime I upload a file that I simply GAVE UP Uploading them.
If someone would sponsor my upload capacity that would be neat.
http://ultradust.podomatic.com
is the home of the ManilaCast
Jomar
I think, from experience, its a little bit of everything you stated and a bit more. Developing a specific niche for the podcast is also important. A niche that interests you first. Time and effort spent in producing a podcast requires high motivation I think. And a lack of interest causes one to podfade. Until you find, what you think, is an interesting niche and develop it again. These are “once more unto the breach’ moments and you try again :)
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