Podcasts I want to recommend

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Finally, of course, it’s not enough to just make the podcast and leave it on the platform. The watchword is (as almost always) “ share ”: social networks, blogs, newsletters, communicate the existence of your podcast to all your acquaintances, customers, leads. So, the advice is to create something you can be proud of, where you can show your level of knowledge of a topic or talk directly with experts and leading figures in the sector; create something you will want to show and share with the world, experiment and, possibly, have fun.


Podcasts I want to recommend to you In the US, this culture australia phone number list has been widespread for some time now and there are podcasts that are so well made that they have become models of the genre. This is why I have selected unparalleled podcasts – in concept and production – in English and some totally made in Italy, to give you the right inspiration and make it easier for those who are not yet very familiar with listening to the English language.


I would like to start with a perhaps unexpected choice, that is, the one created by Wired, entitled Wired Play , devoted to the research of events, characters, trends and pop-culture facts, capable of offering an original and cool look at the market, understood in a broad sense. If you want to have a clear vision and a spicy insight into the world of marketing, I cannot help but mention the podcasts of three sacred monsters of Italian marketing: I'm talking about Alessio Beltrami, Raffale Gaito and Marco Monty Montemagno .