Podcasting Advice for Beginners & Shows Ready to Scale

Reaching the 100-episode milestone in a B2B podcast is a massive achievement.  It signifies consistency, authority, and a library of expertise that most brands never manage to build.  But as any seasoned creator knows, a show that has been “in the water” for two or three years can start to show some wear. The music feels dated, the intro is a bit too long, and the recording workflow might be clunky. When your show reaches this stage, you don’t need to tear it down or ride off

When it comes to digital marketing in 2026, many small to mid-sized business leaders find themselves overwhelmed by the tumult of dying SEO tactics and disruptive AI tools.  Most owners are still optimizing for a version of search that prioritizes clicks, yet they are increasingly finding themselves in a “zero-click” search environment . On a recent episode of B2B Business Class , host Robb Conlon  spoke with Patty Dominguez , Founder of More Leverage Solutions , about cuttin

A lot of B2B brands treat their podcast launch strategy like a movie premiere.  They spend months in clandestine production, then drop three episodes on a Tuesday and wait for the world to notice… only to hear crickets . A 24-hour drop without a slow burn strategy relies on luck. Your audience is scrolling through “New & Noteworthy” looking for solutions. To get them to listen, you have to build the stage before you step onto it. Here is the 8-week project management countdow