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Audio podcasting is less complex. All you need to get started is a phone, mic, and headphones. It requires minimal equipment and investment. All you need to do is record, edit, and upload.
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It can be harder to get discovered, because you’re competing with many popular podcasts. Being on audio-only platforms can also limit your visibility.
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Video podcasting opens you up to other platforms. Each video episode can work as a great asset for your brand, and is shareable across different platforms.
For example, you can embed episodes or clips in blog posts or share them on social media, e.g., as Instagram reels, YouTube shorts, TikTok videos, etc.
Publishing your video podcasts on YouTube can also help your search results.
Another great thing about video podcasts is they can be published as audio podcasts as well. Plus, it’s hard to go wrong with visually stimulating content!
Video podcasting requires more planning and can be a little challenging if your team isn’t comfortable in front of the camera. Similarly, guests may find it more intimidating to participate in a video podcast than an audio podcast.
To boost your brand image, you’ll need a good set up and high-quality videos, so it’s likely to require more of an investment than an audio podcast would.
Video is also less convenient, unlike audio which can be listened to anywhere, including while multitasking.
There’s plenty to be gained from both audio and video podcasts, so take the time to consider the pros and cons before you make a decision on format!
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