So how do you measure podcast success? In order to know what to measure, make sure your podcast has clear goals first.

Why do you care about podcast analytics and data? You care because you want your podcast to be successful. You want evidence that your show is reaching and being enjoyed by an audience.

Chances are that, at some point in your career, you’re going to need to interview people.

Throughout my career, I’ve interviewed a lot of people and there’s a lot that I’ve picked up along the way

I’m currently prepping for an interview with Kristen LaFrance - she works in customer retention and is the author of a great article I’ve shared, Churn Buster Retention Bites: January 2020.

Chances are you’ll need to interview someone at some point in your career, especially in marketing.

Apple Podcast has recently updated some of the requirements for their podcasts and their submissions, specifically on things like the artwork.

Today’s tip comes from Kristen LaFrance’s Churn Buster Retention Bites (January 2020) article.

Are you utilizing every opportunity you get to learn from the people you’re serving?

The other day I mentioned an article about how big companies spy on your emails. Today, I want to give you a potential solution to this.

As marketers, we have to conduct interviews. It could be for a podcast, customer or product research - whatever it may be, I’ve picked up some tips along the way.