Jacob Shymanski

It's like it's a big-budget movie, only it's an audiobook.

And personally, I love seeing that sort of stuff, that people are taking it seriously, that Audible is giving creators and an IP all these resources to create this audio-only program, which just happens to be accessible for us.

There were ads during the NFL playoffs.

Yeah, not the Super Bowl.

And not to mention that Audible has been bombarding just so many digital platforms as well.

The banners on tons of websites and stuff.

It's unavoidable.

I don't know if people have been a little bit annoyed, but I love seeing an audiobook get this much attention from a big producer like Audible.

It shows that audiobooks are to be taken seriously and worth investing in, which I like because we like audiobooks.

rams thank you so much for joining me um maybe we should do another one after this series is over do a little retrospective what do you think

All right.

Thanks for coming.

That's that.

Cheers.

That was Ramya Amuthan.

She's one of my co-workers here at AMI, former host of the show before I stole it from her.

That's all the time you have for this edition of Audiobook Cafe.

Remember that these audiobooks are exclusive to Audible.

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