Value for Value or (podcasting 2.0) is NOT just about streaming Satoshi's (a very small amount of bitcoin). Today, we will discuss asking for support and what tools fit best for your situation. I may earn a small commission for some of these as I participate in their affiliate program. This costs you nothing and supports the show.Got Feedback On This Episode?I'd love to hear what you thought about this episode. If you have a minute or two, it's less than five questions and works great on your phone or computer. Share Your ThoughtsPlatforms Discussed:Donation Only (No RSS Tools)PaypalBuy Me a CoffeeFanlistKofiPremium Content ToolsSupercastPatreonMemberfulHello AudioCaptivateBuzzsproutAll of these platforms have their own strengths. If I just wanted to accept money, I'd use Buy Me a Coffee. If I wanted to sell premium content, I would use Supercast (although Captivate and Buzzsprout are very attractive if you are using them for hosting). Supercast has a super easy onboarding for new listeners with a two-click install, and their percentage is in alignment with others (if not less). Keep In Mind:A show with WOW content will likely get around 3% of its audience to engage.New podcasters should focus on building great content and their audience instead of monetizing, which can lead to disappointment. There are MANY other ways to make money with your podcast besides advertising and asking for support. See my book Profit From Your Podcast.Full details at schoolofpodcasting.com/947Because of PodcastCongrats to James Cridlan of Podnews who was asked to come on BBC News and discuss the new deal with Kelsie brothers podcast. Check out how this happened in his article.Jen Bryney of Congressional Dish got to cover both the Republican and Democratic party events via her connections with C-Span. Jenn your video from outside the DNC was touching. Keep up the great work.Join the School of Podcasting Community Risk-FreeAre you looking to start your own podcast but don't kno