Before launching SMACtalk, Brian Fanzo and I spent more than 1 Year studying Podcasting Industry. We set out to see who did it well, who told the best stories and who inspired people to listen over and over again in a highly competitive corner of the internet.
With so many options it was hard to narrow it down, but in the spirit of our launch, we dug deep and we found the 16 podcasts that made the biggest mark on what we are doing with SMACtalk, and we didn’t for a moment think we could go without giving due credit. It is for this very reason that we wanted to present you with these 16 amazing worthwhile listens. And while not every one of these may be your flavor, we feel it is safe to say they do one heck of a job for the audience they serve.
So check out our slideshare and join the conversation. Which of these are on your list? What Podcasts did we miss?
Oh, and if you get a chance…check out SMACtalk. We would love to have you as a listener!
Daniel Newman is the co-founder of V3*Broadsuite and is an experienced C-level executive, serving as a strategy consultant for small and mid-sized businesses. He’s also an insight/analyst partner to four Fortune 50 enterprises and previously served as the co-founder and CEO of EC3, a hosted IT and communications services provider. Prior to that, he served as the CEO of United Visual, Inc. in Chicago Illinois.
He is a widely published writer who contributes weekly to Forbes, Entrepreneur, Huffington Post and industry publications such as Commercial Integrator, Sound & Communication and Corporate Tech Decisions. He’s also author of three best-selling business books including The New Rules of Customer Engagement, The Millennial CEO, and just recently Evolve: Marketing (^as we know it) is Doomed.
Daniel has established a reputation as a leading thinker in topics such as Social, Big Data, Cloud and Mobile. He has been named to many top influencer lists in all of these areas, including recognition by the Huffington Post as one of the 100 business and leadership accounts to follow on Twitter. He is also an adjunct professor of management at North Central College.
