In this episode, Salim Omar, CPA interviews Spencer Carpenter, Spencer is the founder of Outlier Audio. He discusses why professionals like CPAs should pay attention to podcasting and even consider starting their own show or appearing on others. He shares his decade-long experience in the music industry, such as talent management and representation, event and festival organizing, and record label head. He shares how his mother’s business was destroyed due to her having to take care of her husband for eight years and her journey into a niche helping people set up businesses for retirement. He highlights the benefits of podcast interviews for business and for creating an authoritative brand. Another value-bomb episode so make sure you tune till the end!
[00:01 - 01:08] Opening Segment
[01:09 – 13:48] Best Practices For Starting Your Own Podcast Show
[01:34 – 18:35] The Benefits Of Podcasting For CPAs
[18:36 - 21:43] Closing Segment
Connect with Spencer Carpenter on his:
Instagram: @spencercarpenter
LinkedIn: Spencer Carpenter
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Tweetable Quotes
“You don't have to be the leading expert in your field to be able to provide value to the average person.” - Spencer Carpenter
"You got to realize what you're good at and stick to that end." - Spencer Carpenter
"Podcasting is a great way to differentiate a business because it's really the authority that comes from being an interviewer and interviewing different guests. So, just that role in itself creates that the positioning of authority, which I think is really, really good." – Salim Omar, CPA