The problem with podcasts
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Nick Quah shared this in his recent newsletter), commenting about podcasts: [I have] this feeling that everybody’s drilling for oil in the same spot because some other guy found oil there already. Nick thinks podcasters have two options:

• Build something that does the same thing for the same audience, but do it better. If this is the case, he says, “you better bring it.”
• Or, “identify and pursue a pocket of pent-up demand that has yet to be unleashed.”

Note: apologies about Justin's audio in this episode! We'll fix that for next time.

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• Why many products struggle, and only a few succeed)
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