Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
Justin Pot is a freelance journalist who helps people get more out of technology.
If you've ever searched online for a specific tech problem you've read Justin's work, because he's been doing it for a long time. Since 2009, he has written tutorials and essays about technology for outlets including WIRED, The Atlantic, PCMag, Popular Science, How-to Geek, and The Wall Street Journal. For Lifehacker, he mostly writes about software, with a particular focus on open source programs and indie apps.
Justin has a bachelor's degree in Communications and International Relations. He once worked in marketing for a software company and hated it, but it did teach him a lot about why software tends to get worse over time in large companies. He lives in Oregon with his cat (and his wife). He enjoys brewing beer, exploring nature, and spending time with friends. You can follow Justin on Mastodon and Bluesky, or sign up for his newsletter, Connectivity.
Emily Long is a freelance writer based in Salt Lake City.
After graduating from Duke University, she spent several years reporting on the federal workforce for Government Executive, a publication of Atlantic Media Company, in Washington, D.C. She has nearly a decade of experience as a freelancer covering tech (including issues related to security, privacy, and streaming) as well as personal finance and travel.
In addition to Lifehacker, her work has been featured on Wirecutter, Tom’s Guide, and ZDNET. Emily has also worked as a travel guide around the U.S. and as a content editor. She has a masters in social work and is a licensed therapist in Utah.
Lauren is the founder of Tink Media and writes two podcast newsletters, Podcast the Newsletter and Podcast Marketing Magic. Her podcast discovery podcast is called Feed the Queue.
Lauren has been writing for print and digital publications for more than 20 years, working and freelancing for outlets like Parenting magazine, Jezebel, Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and more. While working in book publishing, she picked up a podcast addiction and started a now defunct podcast called Podcast Podcast (it was about podcasts), and a still extant newsletter called Podcast the Newsletter.
Her podcast obsession led her to transition to the audio industry, where she worked on growth for the podcast Masters of Scale before founding her own company, Tink Media, which specializes in podcast growth and discovery. Lauren has taught podcast marketing and PR at SXSW, Podcast Movement, Podfest, The Podcast Show in London, and at Harvard, UCLA, The New School, Columbia, Emerson, and more. She is a judge for The Webbys, The Ambies, The International Women's Podcast Awards, and The Signal Awards.
Lauren lived in New York City for 19 years before moving to West Philadelphia, where she now lives with her cat, husband, and daughter (not in that order).
