Tom Schwab
On today's episode, Seth speaks to Tom Schwab, Founder & Chief Evangelist Officer at Interview Valet to talk about podcasting and why it should play an important part in your marketing strategy.
On the show you’ll learn:
Why podcast interviews convert 25 times better than blogs
How podcasts can help to build trust
How to find and get booked on the podcasts that matter to your business
How to be an ideal guest & predictably turn listeners into leads
Why you should have a landing page for your podcast show
Plus, Tom provides his top tip/key takeaway.
If you’d like to connect with Tom you can find him on Twitter (link below) and on LinkedIn (Link Below). You can also find everything he spoke about on the show including his ultimate podcast guest interview checklist here.
Marketing at it's heart is starting a conversation with someone who could be an ideal customer.
If you can't make it through the noise, how will you drive traffic and leads?
The answer is not to add to the noise to be heard, but to speak directly to your dream customers. There is no easier or effective way than being featured on targeted podcast interviews they already listen to.
Interview Valet makes it easy for the podcast host and the guest. We take care of everything but the speaking. A white glove concierge level service, you get on the big podcasts and turn listeners into leads with a proven marketing system.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TMSchwab
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasmschwab/
Contact Tom at:
Tom @InterviewValet.com
Text: 269-217-6690
https://interviewvalet.com/talkwithtom/
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