The Podcast Guest Every Host Wants to Invite Back
// About the talk
Every week, dozens of pitches land in podcast inboxes. Most don't get a response - not because hosts are busy, but because the senders don't understand the rules of the game. A podcast isn't just an interview - it's a permanent digital asset, a network with the most focused audience that exists, and a door that opens to opportunities you can't predict. This talk teaches the rules: how to find the right shows, how to create a trailer that makes the host say yes, and how to become the guest they invite back.
// What your team walks away with
- 01Why a podcast isn't an interview - it's a permanent digital asset that works for you long after the recording
- 02Finding the right podcasts: not the biggest ones - the one where your audience already is
- 03Trailer, not CV: 3 minutes that replace 15 of email back-and-forth - and why it works every time
- 04Building a mini-brand: one small piece of content per week that makes hosts come to you, not the other way around
// Who this talk is for
- 01Founders, managers, and experts who want to build a personal brand outside their organization
- 02Thought leaders who have something to say but don't know how to reach the right audience
- 03Anyone who wants to turn expertise into influence - without becoming an influencer
// Organizations that invited me
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//Organizer questions
What organizers ask before booking
In person or online?
Both. Every talk in the catalog is available in person or online.
Can the talk be in English?
Yes. The talks are available in Hebrew and English. (I spoke in English at PyCon UK 2025, for example.)
Is the talk tailored to our team?
Yes. Every talk gets tailored. Your industry, your challenges, your language. I don't do generic. That's the whole point.
What happens after we reach out?
Tell me about the audience and date, and you'll get a personal reply within 48 hours. (If it's not a fit, I'll say so.)
Want to bring this talk to your team?
30 minutes. No pitch. Just a conversation about what your team needs - and how this talk fits.