Iron Age Marketing

Conversations with coaches, creatives and business owners just like you who discovered their secret weapon to garnering visibility and authority.

Iron Age Marketing is a business podcast hosted by NIcky P, with 57 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.

NIcky P hosts Iron Age Marketing, a business show with 57 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  Stop Niching Down and Start Being a Person | Iron Age Marketing 006

  Mar 9, 202632 minS2

  Fair warning: I recorded this episode half-dead with a throat full of lozenges. Luke said it felt like I was about to break into Freddie Mercury. He's not wrong. The show must go on.   Luke Tatum is my business partner, longtime friend, and co-host over at Between the Lies - a financial podcast for people who are tired of every headline being the end of the world. He runs Perfect Spiral Capital, wrote a book called Between the Lies: How to Reclaim Your Future from the Banks and Wall Street (subtitle courtesy of yours truly, he admits), and has been i...

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  Episode #5

  The Dopamine Hit of Deep Conversations: Stephanie Bloom on Podcasting with Purpose | Iron Age Marketing 005

  Feb 10, 202622 minS2

  Welcome to Episode 005.   Stephanie Bloom runs Walk With Me Conversations - a podcast that's absolutely not about small talk. She's going into season three with about 130 guests under her belt, and she just published a book today. (Literally today, as we're recording this.)   Here's what makes Stephanie's story different: She grew up downwind of a nuclear munitions plant that didn't dispose of waste properly. Streams, creeks, playgrounds, flower beds - all contaminated. Families succumbing to illness. Brain tumors. Sudden death. She lost nearly three dozen people in her life to suicide.   That's not a light origin story for a business pod...

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  Episode #4

  Eight Years of Podcasting: What an Architect Learned About Building Authority | Iron Age Marketing 004

  Jan 26, 202629 minS2

  Welcome to Episode 004.   Lance Cayko has been podcasting longer than almost anyone I know in the business space. Almost nine years now with Inside the Firm. That's not a typo.   He's an architect with F9 Productions out in Denver-Boulder, running a vertically integrated empire: architecture company, contracting company, real estate development. His wife's a realtor. It's like everyone in the ecosystem gets paid for every part of the building process.   But here's what makes Lance's story hit different: He grew up in a town of 500 people in Northwest North Dakota. First person in his entire family to graduate with a bac...

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  Episode #3

  From 5% Acceptance Rate to Waiting List: Dave Gulas on Building Trust Through Podcasting | Iron Age Marketing 003

  Jan 19, 202617 minS2

  Welcome to Episode 003   Dave Gulas runs a logistics company. Third-party fulfillment, warehousing, transportation - the kind of business you'd never guess could use a podcast.   That's exactly why I wanted to talk to him.   Dave's the president and co-founder of EZDC 3PL. When he started his founder journey, the biggest help came from conversations with other entrepreneurs going through the same thing. So he thought: what if those conversations were public? The audience benefits, the guest gets exposure, and it creates evergreen content.   From idea to first published episode? Less than 30 days. No equipment. No background. Just started. Two years late...

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  Episode #2

  Why Most Podcasters Quit (And How Susie St. Angelo Made It to Year Two): Iron Age Marketing Season 2 Episode 002

  Jan 12, 202626 minS2

  Welcome to Episode 002 of the reboot.   Last week I had my competitor on. This week? One of my actual clients.   Susie St. Angelo runs SOS for Your Life - a health and wellness podcast that's been going strong for over a year now. She's a recovering banker turned health coach, and six years ago when her daughter-in-law and niece suggested she start a podcast, she was terrified.   Now she's knocking out episodes quarterly, building relationships that matter, and doing it all without ever watching her own content. (Neither do I, for the record. Ain't nobody got time for that.)   Here's what...

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