Why Podcasts Lose Listeners (How to Stop Breaking the ‘Quiet Agreement’)
Most podcasts don’t lose listeners because the content is bad — they lose them because trust gets broken quietly. Every time someone presses play, they’re making a small agreement with you. And most podcasts break it without even realising. In this episode, I unpack the idea of the “quiet agreement” — and why most if…
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