[kat82]

Podcasts are growing as people love listening to real talk. Do you think starting a podcast today can bring good profit? I have read online how people brag making it using this.

[Netherrealmer]

It will only work if you have some kind of fame. Many former reality tv contestants makes money by making a podcast of the episodes of the reality show where they are a former contestant

[kat82]

It will only work if you have some kind of fame. Many former reality tv contestants makes money by making a podcast of the episodes of the reality show where they are a former contestant

I understand. Your personality matters when it comes to earning from Podcasts.

[Netherrealmer]

More like your noriety, like how former wrestlers makes podcast about wwe

[kat82]

More like your noriety, like how former wrestlers makes podcast about wwe

Ok. So it's about what exactly you are involved in or know how it works.

[Netherrealmer]

Fame is still important. You need to have some kind of fame. Like join a reality show and make sure you won't get voted out early. Then after that you can have a successful podcast. Celebrities have the easier time to transition to podcasting.

[kat82]

Fame is still important. You need to have some kind of fame. Like join a reality show and make sure you won't get voted out early. Then after that you can have a successful podcast. Celebrities have the easier time to transition to podcasting.

I get you. That means podcasting is not ordinary, I mean for everyone to jump on like youtubing..

[Netherrealmer]

Here are some successful podcasters that I know. First is Jeanette Kurdi. She was a former child actress and a teen star. She already quit acting and became a writer, but her podcast did well. Another podcaster I know is LeAnn Rimes. She's a singer, and basically she's making a podcast where she interviews celebrities, and it's also doing well. Former WWE wrestlers, the Bella Twins, are podcasting now. They usually interview wrestlers who are still active to make sure their podcast will be more successful. The other twin, Nikki Bella, is wrestling in WWE again.

The biggest podcast success I've ever seen is Rob Cesternino. He was a former contestant of Survivor, and at first he made a podcast that recaps episodes of Survivor. And because he was a former contestant, fans trusted him and watched. Then he expanded to make podcasts for other TV shows. And now he has an empire. Rob has a podcast empire that recaps different TV shows, not just Survivor anymore. Everything that is mainstream on TV gets recapped on his podcast. And I think he's probably rich now. He never won Survivor, but he's probably richer than former winners. Thanks to him, a lot of former reality show contestants make podcasts about the reality shows they came from. He also interviews former contestants who are out of the limelight to give updates on them. Fans are nostalgic about it.

Another podcaster I know is Logan Paul. He interviews people from different walks of life. The most influential podcaster right now is Joe Rogan. Basically, he's so powerful he can endorse political candidates. Sometimes he leans Democrat, sometimes Republican. So getting his support is important to many politicians.

[kat82]

Wow!.Those ones must have already made it in life. Yes I mean the more the viewers the more the money they make. Have you considered doing this too?

[Netherrealmer]

I barely know anyone who are complete unknown that got into podcasting. You need to have some kind of fame before you start podcast. Like, join a reality show, give your best not to be voted out first. Like last at least 6 episodes. Then that's when you can start podcasting.

[kat82]

It looks like Podcasting is for the known and those that are public figure. Oh yes it is their own way to make money.

[Netherrealmer]

Some podcasters are YouTubers who are able to have a fanbase. Then once they have a fanbase, they transition to podcasting.

[kat82]

That is very true. A huge followers base can make them even earn more when they move to podcasting. Podcasting needs more followers.