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Podcasting Advice for Beginners & Shows Ready to Scale


The Rule of Thirds: Why Professional Framing is the Foundation of B2B Video
Silly photo or not, you can see how the centering of my face fits pefectly in here both horizontally and vertically. When recording a B2B podcast, most hosts primarily focus intensely on the audio chain: the microphone, the preamp, and the room acoustics. While high-quality sound is the baseline, the visual presentation often dictates the perceived authority of the brand. Video has become a dominant distribution engine with over 70% of podcast enjoyers tuning into YouTube fo

Robb Conlon
May 173 min read


Master Your On-Camera Presence: How to Host a High-Caliber Video Podcast
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,”

Robb Conlon
May 43 min read


Stop Reheating the Meatloaf: Strategic Content That Speaks to Your Audience
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

Robb Conlon
Apr 203 min read
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