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PodCraft | How to Podcast & Craft a Fantastic Show
How to Grow your Audience & Create Great Products through Surveys | Rob & Kennedy from Responsesuite
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The Podcast Host
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Season 12
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Episode 2
In this episode I'm talking to Kennedy and Rob Temple from Responsesuite. Their speciality is using surveys to get your know your audience, and particularly to in using them to create great products or services that suit exactly what your listeners need.
So, if you've been looking to grow your listeners, and start using your podcast to sell a product or a service, this episode is right up your street.
You'll learn how Rob and Kennedy think about listener avatars, how that helps you create better content and grow awareness around your show, how that then leads to great products and services, and how surveys can be used throughout this to get the real detail that makes a difference.