Two groups are worth knowing: everyone who plays shows filed under Business, close to ten million Americans a week, and high- and mid-level executives at firms of more than 500 people, who listen more than others. Hold your own customers up against both. Narrated by a synthetic version of Lam Hoang's own voice.

The written version, with every source and a place to send us your questions: https://workhacker.com/blog/who-listens-to-business-podcasts

Earlier episode named:

How do you position a podcast for your business? https://workhacker.com/blog/position-a-podcast-for-your-business

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Tell your listeners before they find out: one line as the episode opens, the detail and your sources in the notes, the line again on every clip and trailer, and the platform's AI setting switched on, with the strictest rule where you publish as your floor. Narrated by a synthetic version of Lam Hoang's own voice.

The written version, with every source, a free download that shows what each platform asks you to disclose about AI, and a place to send us your questions: https://workhacker.com/blog/ai-disclosure-podcast

Earlier episode named:

Should your podcast use an AI voice? https://workhacker.com/blog/podcast-ai-voice

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Keep your subject and choose what sets your podcast apart inside it: buyers you can name, or on a crowded subject your approach, then write the position in four parts and hold every episode to it. Narrated by a synthetic version of Lam Hoang's own voice.

The written version, with every source and a place to send us your questions: https://workhacker.com/blog/position-a-podcast-for-your-business

Earlier episodes named:

How long should a podcast episode be? https://workhacker.com/blog/how-long-should-a-podcast-episode-be How do you start a podcast for your business? https://workhacker.com/blog/how-to-start-a-podcast-for-your-business How do you get a new podcast found? https://workhacker.com/blog/get-new-podcast-found

Produced by WorkHacker.