We explained the benefits of creating a business podcast; this blog tackles what goes into creating a podcast.
Hosting a podcast isn’t easy – in addition to equipment (another blog for another time), it requires practice, smart planning, knowledge about your intended audience, and a strong sense of self.
After you’ve chosen your podcast’s topic and direction (which could also be its own blog), consider these six things as you plan each episode.
Recently I had the pleasure of speaking with Phil Singleton on our podcast, Marketing Monster Mashup (the official podcast of Leading Results). Phil shared what inspired him to work with small businesses on their search engine optimization (SEO) growth strategies.
Last month I talked about the Leading Results podcast, Marketing Monster Mashup, and our guest Darling Jimenez.
As a refresher, the podcast’s name is inspired by our content monster and company mascot Roco. He loves to devour content, so we added a podcast to his nutritional intake. I’m Matt, and I host the whole crazy affair.
We are a digital marketing agency focusing on strategy and data driven tactics.
