Dec 5, 2018
San Diego family podcast network Parents On Demand has launched a special training video for Facebook promotion strategies. The video is hosted by Network Director Sunny Gault and features insights from digital media influencer, entrepreneur, and former Facebook Marketing Expert Meg Brunson.
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San Diego, United States - December 5, 2018 /PressCable/ —
San Diego family podcast network Parents On Demand Network announced the launch of its training for podcast promotion on Facebook. The program is designed to help podcast producers use Facebook promotion as part of their overall marketing plan to improve traffic.
More information about the Parents On Demand Network is available at https://parentsondemand.com
The newly released video features digital media influencer Meg Brunson whose professional career includes working for Facebook as part of the tech giant’s marketing expert program. The video educates podcasters on how Facebook can be used to market content and be an effective platform for user engagement.
Key topics covered include organic traffic on Facebook and paid advertising, the advantages of paying for Facebook ads, viewership vs. community, customer behavior on Facebook, creating a digital storefront for podcasts, and Facebook algorithms. Brunson also presents her tested strategy to grow a listener base and offers access to other growth strategies.
More information about the Parents On Demand Network Facebook promotion training is available at https://parentsondemand.com/podcaster-training/how-should-you-promote-your-podcast-on-facebook.
According to a spokesperson for the Parents On Demand Network, “As a community of podcasters, we are delighted to help new and upcoming content creators market their podcasts and become more relevant to their target listeners. Meg Brunson leverages her experience and deep understanding of Facebook marketing strategies to make podcast marketing effective and profitable to new creators.”
The Parents On Demand Network is a collection of pregnancy, parenting, and family podcasts featuring parents, physicians, nurses, writers, entrepreneurs, nutritionists, and psychologists. The network is the brainchild of founder Sunny Gault who also serves as Network Director, curating content for daily shows covering pregnancy, childbirth, child development, and other topics relevant to families.
Listeners can access podcasts on the Parents on Demand through their network apps, available on Apple and Android, and through popular podcast subscriptions services such as Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and others.
Contact Info:
Name: Sunny Gault
Email: Send Email
Organization: Parents On Demand Network
Address: 9845 Erma Road, San Diego, California 92131, United States
Phone: +1-619-933-9327
Website: http://www.parentsondemand.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 454932
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