ADMD - Essays

How to Follow the ADMD Podcast

Instructions for Substack, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and RSS.

Mariya Delano

Jul 13, 2023 — 2 min read

What Podcast?

In case you’ve missed my previous email, I’ve launched a podcast version of ADMD.

The episodes here will be the same as the public essays on the written version of the ADMD newsletter, but I will be narrating them in my own voice. I hope this lets more people enjoy my ideas, especially if anyone prefers listening to long-form content over reading it!

The first episode is already out and you can find it here:

Substack

Just press the button below and you’ll get emails updating you whenever I publish a new written or podcast episode of this newsletter!

Subscribe now

Note: you don’t need to subscribe to a separate email list for the podcast. It’s the same email list as the main ADMD newsletter.

Spotify

Use this link to find ADMD on Spotify:

Apple Podcasts

Use this link to find ADMD on Apple Podcasts:

RSS

Open the first podcast episode in Substack.
Press on the button labeled “Listen on” under the episode name and description:

A screenshot from Substack showing this podcast episode with the button "Listen on" circled in red.

Select to copy your private RSS feed link from the dropdown menu:

A screenshot of the dropdown from Substack with a red arrow pointing to the button labeled "copy link"

Enjoy!

Self-Promotional Aside

Hi friends, I’m co-hosting a webinar next week.

If you’re curious to learn about earning attention and distribution for your content without having to depend on the whims of any particular social media platform or its algorithms… then you might like what I have to say.

Join me and two of my marketing friends on Thursday, July 20 at 1:00 PM — 2:00 PM EDT for a free webinar that’s all about finding content distribution opportunities by building strategic relationships with others.

Screenshots of quotes like "not a match for now", "continue efforts internally', "just not the right time".

I can’t take this anymore.

If you are doing sales, you should never show how much you care about an opportunity. If you tell the other party how badly you want a deal, they will think you’re desperate. When they think you’re too needy, you’ll lose any chance of hearing a “yes”.

A photo of a gray cat cutely sleeping on a woman's arm as she types on an awesome rainbow keyboard.

Guest Post #3: How vulnerable marketing builds trust

Can I let you in on something? I feel like I’m behind. I feel like I tripped going up the side of Mount Everest and I’ve hit every branch on the way down to the bottom.

Photo of three copies of Geraldine DeRuiter's book "If You Can't Take The Heat", two hardcover and one on Kindle.

Platform Responsibility: In Defense of Geraldine DeRuiter

Geraldine DeRuiter's new book "If You Can't Take the Heat" is brilliant. But The New York Times chose to publish a review attacking her instead. Here's why that wasn't okay.

A photo of me (Mariya Delano) looking to the side with both my hands in front of my face gesturing at a graphic. Caption: "Th

Mental Health, Being a CMO, Fan-Driven Marketing - a Video Issue

Some updates on what you can expect, and some videos I've made that you might like!