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First we had broadcasting, then came telecasting, followed by webcasting and now comes “podcasting” (read digital broadcast). This latest “tech kid on the block” is revolutionizing the way online audio and video podcast content can be distributed directly to the user anywhere, on the road or off it.

Contrary to popular belief, podcasting is NOT solely about distributing music files – it actually has opened up an amazing array of marketing and communication opportunities to businesses.

We know how best you can use podcast prodcution for business to reach out directly to your customer, on the road or off it, through her wireless handhelds.

• What is Podcasting?
  What is Podcasting?

  Simply put, podcasting is a technology that is used to distribute audio and video content (in the shape of digital media files) from websites through syndication feeds.

  It allows consumers to automatically listen to the podcast audio content or watch video podcast they want on their iPods or other players that support mp3 at their convenience, without going through the trouble of visiting specific websites or downloading the files from there.

  Podcasting uses an XML-based technology called RSS and differs from other digital media formats in its ability to be downloaded automatically.

• Why Podcast at all?
  Why Podcast at all?

  Earlier dismissed as a “geek fad” by many, podcasting has become the hottest medium of distributing online audio and video content.

  In a survey in mid 2006, Nielsen//NetRatings, a global leader in Internet media and market research, found:

  • 6.6 percent of the U.S. adult online population, or 9.2 million Web users, had recently downloaded an audio podcast.
  • 4.0 percent, or 5.6 million Web users, had recently downloaded a video podcast.
  • Podcasting population is on a par with those who publish blogs, 4.8 percent, and online daters, 3.9 percent.

  A typical Web 2.0 application, podcasting puts the power of decision making in the hands of the subscriber. Podcast productions are usually published with associated meta information that includes descriptive data about each specific audio file.

  Subscribers are thus able to determine which audio items are of interest and can easily delete podcast feeds that fail to impress them. Since it is the subscriber who determines how successful a podcast can be, maintaining a high quality control level becomes imperative.

  According to a Podtrac survey in 2006:

  • Over half (56%) of the podcast audience listen and view podcasts on their computers.
  • 46% listen and view podcasts on a portable device.

  In other words, you can reach out to a large section of your listeners or viewers (46%) even when they are on the road.

  The Podtrac survey also found:

  • A vast majority (88%) listen or view the entire podcast episode.

  In other words, if you have an interesting podcast, you are sure to get the complete message across.

  The technology is fresh and it is opening doors to everyone from large business houses to entrepreneurs, from individuals doing radio shows to chambers of commerce, from religious groups to educational institutions or even museums. Podcasting for business gives you an incredible opportunity to reach out directly to your customer, user, student or member.

• Check out our Podcasting Solutions

We also do website-development, develop high impact content, provide e-commerce solutions, and do effective web usability testing. The success we have achieved at creative marketing and multimedia reflects our sound design principles and creative spirit that has taken us so far.