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From Concept to Conversion: How to Launch a Branded Podcast That Generates Real Revenue

Roger Nairn

Roger Nairn

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From Concept to Conversion: How to Launch a Branded Podcast That Generates Real Revenue

Most branded podcasts don't fail in the recording booth. They fail before anyone hits record — because the team skipped the strategic work that makes a show worth listening to in the first place.

According to Nielsen, podcasts are 4.4x more effective at brand recall than display ads. That's a compelling number. But it only materializes when content is planned with precision, not assembled in a hurry because someone in a Q3 planning meeting said

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Roger Nairn

Roger Nairn is the Co-Founder and CEO of JAR Podcast Solutions. He works with CMOs and marketing leaders to turn podcasts into business tools that support trust, engagement, and pipeline. With a background in advertising and brand strategy, Roger focuses on connecting long-form content to measurable outcomes. He’s helped launch 75+ branded podcasts across finance, tech, healthcare, and education, and is known for pushing past vanity metrics to what actually moves the business.

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