B2B On Air

B2B on Air is the show for B2B podcast hosts who care more about pipeline than downloads.Hosted by Joseph Lewin, who has launched 45 podcasts and helped hosts close over $17M through their shows, this is where strategy meets execution for people actually running B2B shows.Every episode is under 10 minutes. No vanity metrics. Just practical frameworks, real stories, and sharp takes on what's working in B2B podcasting right now.Episodes cover launching a show, booking the right guests, converting conversations into pipeline, growing your audience, and staying current on what's happening across the B2B podcasting world.If you host a B2B podcast, or you're thinking about starting one, this show was built for you.

B2B On Air is a business podcast hosted by Joseph Lewin, with 108 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Joseph Lewin hosts B2B On Air, a business show with 108 episodes published.

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  Episode #104

  Your favorite podcaster is a FRAUD!

  Aug 21, 20266 min

  The episode Joseph Lewin talks about the concepts of authenticity and entertainment in podcasting, highlighting the role of the podcaster as an entertainer and the importance of serving the audience. Takeaways Authenticity in podcasting involves being an entertainer and serving the audience. The role of the podcaster is to entertain and connect with the audience, focusing on communication and storytelling. Chapters 00:00 The Authenticity Paradox 02:40 The Role of the Podcaster 04:11 Entertaining the Audience 05:09 Crafting the Persona

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  Episode #103

  STEAL THIS to land your next job

  Aug 19, 20266 min

  Starting a podcast can lead to better job opportunities and higher pay. Building relationships through podcasting can open doors to new career opportunities and significant career growth. Podcasting has been a game-changer in the host's career trajectory, leading to higher-paying jobs and leadership positions. Takeaways Podcasting can lead to better job opportunities Building relationships through podcasting can open doors to new career opportunities

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  Episode #102

  What does it take to start a podcast?

  Aug 18, 20267 min

  To start a podcast, you need an idea, basic equipment, and a platform for publishing. The idea should be something you can talk about regularly or something your guests would want to talk about. Basic equipment includes a condenser mic and an off-board camera. The platform involves recording, publishing, show art, about section, and a trailer episode. Takeaways Idea Equipment Platform Chapters 00:00 Idea 01:00 Equipment 04:19 Platform

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  Episode #101

  SECRET: Why I started this show (And how it will help you)

  Aug 17, 20268 min

  The Joseph Lewin shares the secret behind running the podcast, which is to practice speaking in front of a camera without a script and to communicate ideas clearly and effectively. He emphasizes the value of practicing and getting better at communicating ideas, both in business content and everyday life. Takeaways Practice is key to improving communication skills. Effective communication is valuable in business and everyday life. Chapters 00:00 The Secret Behind the Podcast 03:25 The Value of Practice 04:53 Improving Communication Skills 05:48 The Goal of Effective Communication

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  Episode #100

  What's working right now for B2B interview podcasts?

  Aug 14, 20265 min

  The conversation covers the optimal length for podcast episodes and the effective interview format for B2B podcasts. It emphasizes the importance of keeping episodes under 20 minutes and asking targeted questions to elicit actionable insights from guests. Takeaways Keep podcast episodes under 20 minutes Ask targeted questions for actionable insights

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