Podcasts More Popular than Blogs in Google Trends

An episode of the The Podcast Why podcast, hosted by My Podcast Guy, titled "Podcasts More Popular than Blogs in Google Trends" was published on July 31, 2018 and runs 5 minutes.

July 31, 2018 ·5m · The Podcast Why

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Summary

Data from Search Engine Journal releases in July 2018 is showing that blogging and blogs are on a downward trend and podcasts are gaining popularity. Coupled with Google now recognizing audio as a first class citizen in search beginning in July with the launch of the Google Podcast app that is integrated with Google AI, don’t abandon blogs, but get podcasting! Sign up for my free daily newsletter at www.circle270media.com!

Episode Description

Data from Search Engine Journal releases in July 2018 is showing that blogging and blogs are on a downward trend and podcasts are gaining popularity. Coupled with Google now recognizing audio as a first class citizen in search beginning in July with the launch of the Google Podcast app that is integrated with Google AI, don’t abandon blogs, but get podcasting! Sign up for my free daily newsletter at www.circle270media.com!

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