What Is Transistor.fm
Transistor.fm is a podcast hosting. When someone listens to a podcast through apps such as Apple, Google, etc., the files stream from a central platform, much like websites. Transistor is place to publish these files and to get basic including analytics about their downloads.
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On this episode
- What Is Transistor.fm
- What Was the Inspiration for Pursuing Podcast Hosting
- What Are Key Advantages of Learning From Other People
- What Are Some Recommendations for Finding a Market That Is Healthy for One's Business
- What Are Key Marketing Strategies for New Businesses to Understand and Invest in
- What Are Some Strategies for Making Gains in SEO
- What Are the Key Ingredients of Starting a Business
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- What Are Key Advantages of Learning From Other People
- What Are Some Recommendations for Finding a Market That Is Healthy for One's Business
- What Are Key Marketing Strategies for New Businesses to Understand and Invest in
- What Is Jon Buda's Podcast Platform Transistor.fm?
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