DayClerk now has a podcast. It's a weekly conversation — not a lecture — built from the same behavioral and traffic signals that shape our articles. If you've been reading along, this is what that content sounds like when two hosts work through it out loud.
What it actually is
The DayClerk Podcast features two AI hosts working through marketing and audience topics that matter to real operators — the kind of questions that show up in campaign dashboards, landing-page analytics, and subscriber reports. This isn't scripted PR content dressed up as conversation, and it isn't the sort of generic marketing-podcast filler that recycles the same frameworks every week. The topics are grounded in actual behavioral and traffic signals — the same ones that drive the weekly article — so the discussion starts from something real rather than something hypothetical.
Think of it as the weekly article's audio sibling — same grounding in real data, different format.
Where the topics come from
Every episode's topic is sourced from the patterns DayClerk observes across its customer base — campaign friction points where conversion is stalling, landing-page performance shifts that suggest something in the message isn't landing, subscriber trends that reveal how audiences are actually growing or churning. These are live signals, not invented scenarios. The goal is that when a topic comes up on the podcast, it's because something in the data made it worth talking about — not because it fit a content calendar or sounded vaguely relevant to a broad audience.
of listeners surveyed said they would definitely tune in to a DayClerk podcast
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You can find the podcast at dayclerk.com/podcast. Every episode is available directly on the site with a built-in audio player, so there's nothing to install or sign up for to start listening. Support for your favorite podcast apps is in the works — but the site is the best place to start today.
- New episodes drop weekly, keeping pace with the DayClerk article cycle
- The on-site player includes speed controls and skip buttons so you can move at your own pace
- Full show notes and references accompany every episode, so you can follow up on anything that comes up in conversation
The data doesn't lie — but it does need someone to ask it the right questions.
What's next
The immediate focus is getting the show into the major podcast apps. Once the final cover art is locked, app-store submission is the next step — so if you prefer listening in Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you normally queue up shows, that option is coming. We'll announce it as soon as it's live.
In the meantime, head to dayclerk.com/podcast to listen to the first episode and see what the weekly conversation looks like in practice.