In the Flying Cat Marketing podcast, we record unscripted conversations with leaders in marketing, sales, revenue and hospitality weekly. Find all the episodes below:
Working with a team that is 100% remote requires a different approach when it comes to processes and generating results. Tawni Sattler, performance marketer at Hotjar, gives us tips for managing a remote team.
Building an effective content marketing strategy involves balancing technical SEO elements with creating varied and quality content. Josh Spilker, owner of Growthcontent.io, breaks down the best way to bring all these elements together.
We have a chat with Damian Sheridan, director of The Book Direct Show and SEO consultant, about optimizing content for SEO in the short-term rental industry.
Making mistakes is inevitable. The key is discovering the learning opportunities in each one. Chris Maughn, CEO of I-PRAC talks about how to build a successful business by using mistakes as building blocks.
Don’t throw your marketing budget down the drain investing in the wrong channels. Here’s how to choose the best channels from the beginning.
Mark Simpson, founder of Boostly and host of the Boostly Podcast has had incredible success with his podcast, and in turn, success in his business. He tells us how he used his podcast to drive business growth.
Christophe Salmon, founder of Revyoos, talks to us about how he launched his startup, the biggest challenges and greatest lessons learned in the process. Here are his top strategies.
Increasing traffic to your blog and boosting conversions requires more than publishing content. Carla Chicharro from Lodgify breaks down how to build an effective content marketing strategy that works!
As the short-term rental industry changes, tech companies need to alter their strategy for long-term success. Vacation rental expert Simon Lehmann tells us how.
Jasper Ribbers, short-term rental legend, gives an insiders perspective into the tech needs of short-term rental operators, and what new tech can do to break into the industry.