Your ad on my podcast never ends!

As the show is downloaded over and over your ad, and thus brand, are out there forever. Now that's true with most podcasts, but when you are talking about The AuctionWally Show, which deals primarily with the subjects of auctions, antiques and collectibles, the information on my back episodes is "Evergreen" and does not get outdated.

Here's how it works:

Purchase the $50 ad package by adding it to your cart, then send me the information on the business/website, you wish to advertise. I'll write an ad for you and send it back to you for review. You'll have the opportunity to edit it at this point. After you've approved the written content, I'll record the ad with suitable background music and upload it in to 3 upcoming episodes of The AuctionWally Show. (If you'd like the ad to run again, we can talk about an extended ad package.)

Radio has listeners, Podcasts have subscribers!

Podcasts have a lot of reach, to a very targeted audience. Unlike passive radio listeners who may stumble onto content in a traffic jam, the audience of a podcast has sought that material out because they were looking for it. Podcasts have subscribers, people who are notified on their PC or Mac when a new episode is published. Podcasts are downloaded again and again. One person may listen to that download, or they may copy it and send it to a friend.

A podcast can be listened to at almost anytime, in any place! Radio advertising is intrusive, Podvertising is inclusive.

The type of content my shows have:

If you've already heard an episode or two of The AuctionWally Show already, I can probably stop trying to sell you at this point, but if you haven't, the AuctionWally Show has had as guests: Terry Kovel of Kovel's Antiques and Collectibles Price Guides: Usher Lieberman, the Senior Manager of Corporate Communications for eBay, Will Seippel the CEO of Worthpoint and many other high profile guests. I'll continue to have many more as the show's audience and reach progresses. I've just become syndicated with Scott's Antique Radio and have plans for further syndication endeavors.

To hear what I'm all about, you can find all archived episodes of The AuctionWally Show here.

By the way, you'll also get a link to your website from the show notes for every episode you advertise in at www.AuctionWally.com
my 900 plus page website!

If you can find more bang for your advertising buck, I'd urge you to forward me the information as to where, I may want to advertise The AuctionWally Show there!