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Podcast Summit 2025 — Keynote Highlights with Attorney Amy Oraefo

Published about 1 month ago • 1 min read

From the Stage in ATL: How to Protect Your Podcast & Monetize It
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Building a podcast that’s legally sound, scalable, and ready to monetize.

This year’s Podcast Summit 2025 in Atlanta was an incredible gathering of over 1,500 creators who came together to learn, collaborate, and grow. I was honored to take the stage for my fireside chat, “Protect Your Brand,” where I shared a blueprint for podcasters to build platforms that are not only creative but also legally protected and profitable.

Here are the key takeaways from my talk:

  • Own your IP early. Secure your podcast name, logo, and online presence before you scale.
  • Use clear agreements. Guest releases, producer contracts, and collaborator agreements can prevent disputes down the road.
  • Avoid risky content. Always make sure music, clips, and images are licensed for use across platforms.
  • Plan for monetization. If you want to run ads, host live shows, or build memberships, set up the right legal and financial frameworks now.

I emphasized this on stage and I’ll say it again here: legal clarity is the foundation of growth. Without it, scaling your podcast or monetizing effectively can be risky.
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Ready to Put This Into Action?

I’m extending my Summit insights into a hands-on program: the Monetize Your Mic Challenge.

In this challenge, I walk you step-by-step through protecting your brand, scaling your platform, and setting up monetization streams that last.
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Your Voice Deserves Protection. Your Podcast Deserves Profit.

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The creators who win in this space are the ones who protect their ideas early and build with intention. Don’t let your hard work get lost to legal missteps or missed opportunities.

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Now is the time to take control of your brand and set up your podcast for long-term success.

Secure your spot in the Monetize Your Mic Challenge and start turning your creativity into a business that lasts.
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Always in your corner,

Amy Oraefo, Esq.​
Founder, Creative Passport
​www.creativepassport.co​

1100 Peachtree St NE Unit 200, Atlanta, GA 30309
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