We’re excited to connect with like-minded B2B marketers who love all things content marketing and hope to see you at some of the sessions above.
Be sure to connect with Donna Robinson, Debbie Friez, or me online or at the event.The very first podcast production job I had was way (way…) back in 2005. The sailing magazine I worked for wanted to publish their monthly newsletter in audio format so it was easier for their audience to “read” while at sea. At that time, podcasting was an emerging content format, yet it had already amassed an impressive 6 million listeners in its first year.
Fast forward to today, and that market has grown to an kazakhstan telegram data estimated 183 million in the United States alone, with industries everywhere (B2B included!) recognizing its potential to engage and inform audiences. From niche topics to news to deep-dive industry reporting, podcasts are now essential in building thought leadership for your brand.
But while getting a podcast up and running is easier than ever, producing one that captivates your audience and consistently delivers value? That’s where you can easily run aground. In this post, I’ll dive into the common pitfalls in B2B podcast production and share best practices to help you elevate your podcast strategy.
For those just starting out or looking to refine their approach, be sure to check out our previous article, The What, Why, and How of Better B2B Podcasts, for foundational insights.
Podcast production is the process of creating and distributing audio content specifically tailored to your audience. In B2B content marketing, podcasts are a powerful tool for establishing thought leadership, nurturing client relationships, and driving deeper engagement with key stakeholders.
While B2C podcasts often aim to entertain and captivate broad audiences, B2B podcasts tend to target niche audiences and focus on industry-specific challenges and solutions. But don’t be mistaken – creativity and storytelling play just as vital a role here.