Joseph Jaffe’s Podcast Sponsorship Model May Be a Fluke

by | Jul 25, 2007 | Podcasting | 2 comments

Joseph Jaffe, host of Across the Sound, recently asked his listeners for an iPhone in exchange for a mention in his podcast. While I’m tempted to call this a unique form of podcast sponsorship, I hesitate because this seems like a one off.

If Jaffe is able to do this a couple more times, I’ll include this as an example of podcast sponsorship in my book. I still have a bit of time before it goes to print. So Jaffe, over to you. Show me that this wasn’t a fluke.

My fav Montreal podcaster, Julien Smith, thinks the experiment is brilliant and challenges other podcasters to follow Jaffe’s lead. What do you think about this? Fluke or not?

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2 Comments

  1. julien

    not a fluke. jaffe does have a unique position within the new marketing community, but so what? so do a number of other podcasters, within their own niche.

  2. Joseph Jaffe

    I love it when you talk dirty.

    ATS #85 or ATS #86 might help sway you in the right direction.

    Also, I am trying to supersize the idea from an iPhone to a Macbook Pro or Vaio in exchange for 1 month’s sponsorship.

    I’d say if that works and/or someone else is able to pull off something similar, we’d be cooking!

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