“Some of the guests that I brought on, I email them once every six months… after five years they responded and we set it up.”

The Deal Junky Podcast · He Quit Corporate, Sold A Startup & Built A Top 10 Podcast: Here’s What He Learned | Scott Clary

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Email past podcast guests once every six months to stay on their radar, leading to re-engagement years later

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