Podcasting Advice for Beginners & Shows Ready to Scale

Despite me being from Wisconsin, there is only water in there... Even the most seasoned veterans in B2B podcasting occasionally find themselves a victim of technical nuances of being on camera. I recently found myself in the hot seat with our Q/A team after a recording session where I was, quite literally, a bit too thirsty for the job. The feedback was simple: I was drinking water every single time I stopped speaking. While staying hydrated is essential for “thirsty work,”

Transitioning from a behind-the-scenes executor to a leader responsible for strategic content is one of the most challenging leaps in a professional career. On a recent episode of B2B Business Class , host Robb Conlon spoke with Erin Fields , Marketing Director at Ologie , about her journey of professional leveling up. Erin recently moved from an individual contributor role in higher education admissions and podcast production to a leadership position at a top agency in

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