Anchor places advertising with those podcasters who wish to run adverts and who advertisers wish to advertise with. In the case of Anchor, I was happy to use it as there is a plausible business model that I’m comfortable with. Is there a hidden cost which might put you off the zero price tag? Social networks being free to use but making lots of money off your personal data are the highest-profile example of how free can come with significant non-monetary costs. If the service is free, will the provider be able to continue to support it, keep on top of security, add new features and deal with bugs? When a service is free, it’s always sensible to think about the business model that underpins the service being free to you. If you’re new to podcasting and so trying out something for the first time, being able to experiment without cost is certainly attractive. Along the way, I’ve repeatedly benefitted from advice freely profferred by other podcasters, so here in return is my answer to that frequently asked question, “should I use Anchor to host my podcast?” Cost: Anchor is freeįree sounds attractive, and was one of my reasons for initially choosing Anchor.
I started off using Anchor to host my podcast Never Mind The Bar Charts, before a year and a half in moving over to Podbean.
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