EPISODE · Oct 22, 2024 · 20 MIN

Suzy Grant Listen

from The Audio Academy Podcast · host The Audio Academy

This week on the podcast we talk about visualisation with Suzy Grant, Head of Visualised Pods and an Executive Producer at Listen. What is a visualised podcast and how is this relatively new genre changing the podcast market? Suzy tells our host Georgy Jamieson about how you make sure a visualised podcast also works for audio, why visuals are now so important and some of the marketing strategies employed to promote these podcasts.

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