Is Podcasting Worth It

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Is #podcasting worth it? Is Tide in a pickle? Do bartenders deserve better treatment? Is The Snoball Effect the greatest #marketing podcast this side of the Susquehanna? • We tackle these hard-hitting questions in this #hilarious episode of The Snoball Effect. • Learn About Snoball: • Schedule Demo: https://snoball.com/get-referrals/sch... • Website: https://snoball.com • Chapters: • Introduction (00:00–01:43) • 2 idiots, 1 host, and 3 marketing challenges. Let's see what happens. • Warm Up: Sticky Leather and Birds (01:44–06:33) • The hosts kick off with a hilarious warm-up exercise: if you were a hotdog vendor at a baseball game, what phrase would you shout if you had to sell 1) duct tape or 2) babysitting services for parrots. Little caveat, you can't use the name of what you're selling. • Challenge 1: Propaganda (06:34–18:25) • In the first challenge, Chad and Christian pitch Tide Pod billboard campaigns using random props, leading to a bizarre mix of humor, trauma, and marketing ingenuity. • Challenge 2: Marketing Meltdown (18:26–33:01) • The hosts debate whether podcasts are a waste of time for marketers, with Christian presenting compelling stats and Chad arguing that podcasts destroy relationships and self-esteem. • Challenge 3: A Guy Walks Into a Bar (33:02–44:31) • Chad and Christian improvise commercials for a Carnival Cruise and a Cybertruck, navigating Todd’s unpredictable bartender role and absurd pre-written lines. • The Verdict: Who Won This Round? (44:32–46:20) • Todd wraps up with a thoughtful analysis of podcasting’s value, emphasizing efficiency, multi-channel strategies, and relationship-building, before crowning the episode’s ultimate winner. • Summary: • If you're wondering if podcasts are worth it, this episode of The Snoball Effect certainly doesn’t give a straight answer. • Instead, it’s a hodgepodge of chaotic marketing debates, random hot takes, and enough off-topic banter to make you forget the original question. • The participants throw out gems like sticky leather as a substitute for duct tape and somehow connect babysitting services to bird care. • Meanwhile, serious debate about podcast value devolves into personal jabs, questionable stats, and even some marketing copy that Christian's mom is definitely not allowed to hear. • It's a whirlwind of numbers, laughter, and inexplicable product pitches. Is it informative? • Kind of. • Entertaining? • Absolutely. • A ringing endorsement of the podcasting format? • Well, only if you like your marketing advice sandwiched between crass jokes and questionable life choices.

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