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Podcasting in Professional Services, with John Tyreman ๐ŸŽ™

๐ŸŽ™Is LinkedIn Cringe? + Busting Myths About Podcasting

Published 6 months agoย โ€ขย 1 min read

Hi, Reader.

Welcome to Podcasting in Professional Servicesโ€”the newsletter for business podcasters.

Recently, I helped the team at Hinge Marketing launch their new podcast, Spiraling Up. It was a fun, full-circle moment.

Podcast Example: Spiraling Up

Podcasts in professional service industries can sometimes be a bit dull and dreary. Spiraling Up intends to change that.

In this brand-new podcast, each episode features a Pivotal Story about something noteworthy in the world of marketing and also a dynamic 'gameshow' style conversations with industry experts and marketing leaders.

Recently, I was a guest on Spiraling Up where I played "Marketing Mythbusters" with Austin, Joe, and Mary-Blanche. My goal? To bust up some common objections and unfounded beliefs in the business benefits of podcasting.

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This podcast is very much video-first, but not at the expense of the audio experience. I am quite proud of the final product, and even if you're not thinking about podcasting, tune in to the segment about LinkedIn being cringe.

Enjoy!

Ready to scale your expertise?

Podcasts are viable ways for firms to build trust with buyers, accelerate network growth, and generate endless content...at scale!

I help experts like you launch and grow business podcasts that actually make a business impact.

Here are a few of the services we provide at Red Cedar Marketing:

  • Positioning & strategy
  • New show launch support
  • Voiceovers & advertisement production
  • Short-form content & distribution
  • Securing guest interview appearances

Want to learn more? Reply to this email, or book some time on my calendar.

Cheers,
- John

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Podcasting in Professional Services, with John Tyreman ๐ŸŽ™

A newsletter designed to help business podcasters grow their show.

Every week, you'll get three things: 1) Perspective from successful business podcasters, 2) Research about podcasting, 3) New ideas to help grow your show.

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