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Unlock the secrets of becoming a sought-after expert guest and reaching your ideal clients through established audiences on our podcast.Each week we explore a big idea on how you can use podcast interview marketing to grow your brand and business. Each episode is filled with actionable tips, insights, strategies, best practices, and thought-provoking discussions from industry thought leaders who understand how to optimize how to leverage podcasting as a powerful marketing channel. Our guests are some of the most brilliant minds in the podcasting and marketing industry, who share their journeys, secrets, and hard-won wisdom. Discover what is working right now to maximize your results for every podcast interview.
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- 6 days ago33 min
Reinvention as a Competitive Advantage with Anna Crowe
Anna Crowe built Crow PR into a three-time Inc. 5000 winner, then reinvented it as Crowe Media. Anna explains why reinvention isn't a single announcement; it's an ongoing education campaign with host Tom Schwab. Markets, audiences, and even AI systems need repeated signals to understand who you're becoming. Anna walks through her decision to expand into social media, acquire a smaller agency, and launch a new show, The Real Shift Show. She and Tom dig into founder visibility, earned media, AI and AEO, and why authenticity beats sensationalism for building lasting trust. A grounded look at communicating change without losing your audience along the way. Timestamps From This Episode [02:58] Crow PR's evolution into Crowe Media [08:22] Founder visibility and being the face of your brand [13:27] Storytelling in the age of AI and algorithms [22:09] Why now? The thinking behind a five-year evolution [29:29] Trust, authenticity, and podcasting's growing role Resources From This Episode Crowe-Media.com TheRealShiftShow.podbean.com LinkedIn.com/in/annacrowe25 PodcastInterviewMarketing.com InterviewValet.com
- 1 weeks ago31 min
How to Be a Great Guest: Being Engaging, Conversational, and Real
Being a great podcast guest isn't about sounding polished. It's about sounding present. Kristen Nolan, Senior Client Success Strategist, explains the real difference between performing and connecting. With host Tom Schwab, Kristen breaks down why over-preparing backfires, why "winging it" isn't a strategy, and how filler words can prove you're human in an AI-saturated content world. Plus, the most overlooked but powerful tip Kristen wants all guests to know – treat every conversation like a game film. Because the goal isn't to be a megaphone. It's to become a magnet, someone listeners want to hear more from, not someone selling at them. Timestamps From This Episode 03:31 Over-preparing vs underpreparing: finding middle ground 09:04 Interview analysis: turning feedback into growth 15:54 Becoming a magnet, not a megaphone 27:54 Four questions to ask before your next interview Resources From This Episode InterviewValet.com/Kristen PodcastInterviewMarketing.com
- 2 weeks ago33 min
We're All Selling Preparation H with Tom Schwab
Your prospects don't care about your product, service, or story. They want relief. Interview Valet founder shares the full audio edition of his latest mini book, We're All Selling Preparation H. Tom shares why founder stories fail when they lead instead of support. A clear point of view, built on category design principles, becomes the foundation for standing out. Plus, why becoming a magnet outperforms the megaphone approach. This episode is a practical guide for anyone tired of shouting into the void and ready to become the obvious choice. Timestamps From This Episode: 03:57 The founder story myth 08:30 Start with the problem, not you 20:01 Become a magnet, not a megaphone 28:06 Relief is the product Resources From This Episode: InterviewValet.com/minibook PodcastInterviewMarketing.com
- 3 weeks ago38 min
The Trust Portfolio with Joe Pulizzi
Content is infinite now, making trust scarce. Joe Pulizzi, founder of Content Marketing Institute, joins Tom Schwab to unpack "the trust portfolio": a framework for diversifying your brand's voice instead of relying on one founder or spokesperson. Joe explains why the top podcasts and newsletters come from people, not companies, and how spreading trust across several credible voices protects a business from a single point of failure. He shares how Content Marketing Institute built out voices and why that diversification made the company more sellable. Joe also explains why AI-generated content, built on "most probable" outputs, can't replace real human differentiation. Timestamps From This Episode: [06:31] The trust portfolio concept [12:26] How to choose your trust portfolio voices [21:38] Leading vs. managing a diversified voice strategy [34:02] Why AI can't replicate human differentiation Resources From This Episode: TheTilt.com PodcastInterviewMarketing.com InterviewValet.com
- Aug 19, 202638 min
The Thought Leadership Advantage with Peter Winick
What if your next podcast interview became more than content? Peter Winick, host of the Thought Leadership Leverage podcast and co-author of The Thought Leadership Handbook, says it can be the start of a real intellectual property asset. With host Tom Schwab, Peter unpacks how conversations compound into brand equity. The surprising origin story of turning 725 podcast episodes into a book using AI as a research assistant, breaks down his hobby-practice-business framework for evaluating thought leadership, and explains why every expert has a "duty to speak." They also cover the five Thought Leader avatars and how to shape a core idea that's short, generous, and distinctive. Timestamps From This Episode [04:32] The 725 podcast episodes that became the book [11:03] The framework: thought leadership as hobby, practice, or business [18:34] Crafting a short, generous, distinctive core idea [27:27] Five thought leader avatars, from CEO to legend Resources From This Episode ThoughtLeadershipHandbook.com LinkedIn.com/in/peterwinick PodcastInterivewMarketing.com InterviewValet.com
- Aug 12, 202630 min
Business Superfans to Revenue Reactor AI: Frederick D's Content Playbook
Frederick Dudek - "Frederick D," host of the Business Superfans Advantage podcast - joins Tom Schwab to tackle a bigger problem than podcast discoverability. The real challenge is discovering the right idea inside a podcast. After 215+ guest interviews, Frederick built Revenue Reactor AI. The platform runs on his custom AI mentor "Metis." It diagnoses where businesses are leaking revenue using his "seven Rs" framework: reach, recognition, retention, reputation, reviews, referrals, and revenue. The two dig into SEO/GEO/AEO-optimized show notes and why AI now weighs "share of voice and sentiment" over self-promotion. Plus, how real business superfans, not just customers, build unbuyable authority and drive referrals. Timestamps From This Episode [03:43] The SEO/GEO/AEO optimized show notes strategy [06:06] Revenue Reactor AI platform and Superfans framework explained [15:17] Helping solopreneurs [23:30] AI sentiment and clone bots Resources From This Episode FrederickDudek.chat RevenueReactor.ai PodcastInterviewMarketing.com InterviewValet.com
- Aug 5, 202629 min
From Soloist to Choir: How to Scale Trust in the Age of AI with Tom Schwab
Interview Valet founder Tom Schwab draws on a Navy engineering principle: "one is none". Arguing that the single founder voice that built your business is now the very thing capping its growth. As AI increasingly recommends people over brands, a business represented by a single voice can capture only one share of trust. Tom walks through why a "choir" of trusted voices outperforms a soloist, with real examples from Scott Galloway, Dave Ramsey, and BiggerPockets. Plus the exact six-step system Interview Valet used to build its own. Timestamps From This Episode [03:34] The soloist's trap and its hidden fragility [06:37] AI recommends people, not brands [09:46] Why a choir outperforms a soloist [21:21] The six-step system built by Interview Valet Resources From This Episode Download the mini book - InterviewValet.com/minibook Get the mini book on Amazon Kindle – From Soloist to Choir PodcastInterviewMarketing.com InterviewValet.com
- Jul 29, 202630 min
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a Podcast Guest
Even the most accomplished experts - founders, authors, CEOs - often feel a flicker of "who am I to talk about this?" before a podcast interview. Tom Schwab sits down with Kristen Nolan, senior client account manager at Interview Valet, to address imposter syndrome in podcast guesting. Kristen explains why nervous guests often outperform overconfident ones, how shifting from ego to empathy transforms an interview, and the prep-document strategy she uses to help clients show up with clarity instead of a script. You don't have to be fearless to be a great guest, just intentional. Timestamps From This Episode: [03:23] Nervous guests vs ego-driven guests [06:05] Reframing the real issue [12:52] Replace scripts with prep documents [20:16] How to handle questions you can't answer live Resources From This Episode InterviewValet.com/Kristen PodcastInterviewMarketing.com
About The Podcast Interview Marketing Show
Unlock the secrets of becoming a sought-after expert guest and reaching your ideal clients through established audiences on our podcast.Each week we explore a big idea on how you can use podcast interview marketing to grow your brand and business. Each episode is filled with actionable tips, insights, strategies, best practices, and thought-provoking discussions from industry thought leaders who understand how to optimize how to leverage podcasting as a powerful marketing channel. Our guests are some of the most brilliant minds in the podcasting and marketing industry, who share their journeys, secrets, and hard-won wisdom. Discover what is working right now to maximize your results for every podcast interview.
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