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229 Dave Zohrob - An Analytical Approach to Podcasting

31st July 2020 • Podcast Junkies - Conversations with Fascinating Podcasters • Harry Duran

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05:37 – Harry welcomes to the podcast, Dave Zohrob who speaks his background and roots, the impact of Covid-19 and how Dave got involved in podcasting

17:40 – Harry and Dave discuss podcast analytics and Dave shares the genesis story of his company, Chartable

27:43 – Data and insights that Dave has gleaned through his work with Chartable

33:43 – Dave speaks to the decision to raise funds from outside investors

42:37 – Best practices for business owners looking to expand their branded podcasts

49:12 – The first piece of tech that Dave recalls from his early life

54:03 – What is something that Dave has changed his mind about recently and what is the most misunderstood thing about Dave

55:44 – Harry thanks Dave for joining the show, and let’s listeners know where they can follow him

TWEETABLES

“It was like a rabbit hole. Once I started going in I was like, ‘Man, this is such a deep and complex market. There’s so much creativity, so much crazy history and the tech that underlies it is weirdly open in a way that’s unusual.’ So, there’s so many things that are fascinating about podcasting.” (15:24)

“The compounding effect of building your audience – of adding subscribers – is an amazing thing.” (29:30)

“Raising from outside investors is really hard and it puts a ton of pressure on you. And to willingly choose that takes a certain mindset, either ignorance or acceptance of those challenges that you’re placing on yourself.” (34:17)

“We’re really trying to do good work here. We’re not trying to do anything weird. We’re not trying to scam people. We’re not trying to collect data that we shouldn’t be or anything like that. We’re trying to help podcasters.” (40:40)

“It really does resonate with some part of me. It just feels like something I should be doing and something I enjoy doing. And so it’s fun to be able to mix that creative side with that technical side. As much as I like behind the mic, I’m generally better behind the computer keyboard.” (50:59)