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Pomodo - the StartUp Journey Pomodo
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This is the story of how Pomodo was founded. We follow Dylan Pugh's journey as he tries to take an idea during lockdown of 2020 into what he hopes will be a successful sports & lifestyle podcast network. It's a warts and all account of what it's really like to start a business - charting the emotional highs and lows, the difficult decisions, the awkward conversations and the raw reality that this is the biggest decision of his life... And the best thing about this - we have no idea how this is going to end!
So follow us on this wild journey into the unknown - we will be releasing new episodes charting our progress each week. Please like, follow, subscribe, comment, rate, review, tell your nan etc... we really appreciate your support.
And Pomodo has a few other podcasts that you can listen to too - the first one is Couples Quarantine by James Haskell and Chloe Madeley, so please give that a listen.
Thank you for listening to Pomodo and for supporting us on this journey.
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Ep10: On to Plan B!
The first episode in a while talks about the abandonment of what was Plan A, with Plan B now firmly in place! We also discus some key learnings from the first 6 months and some observations on the rapidly-changing podcast landscape.
Follow us @PomodoPodcasts to keep up with our progress and please leave us lots of lovely comments! Leaving us a rating and review on Apple podcasts really helps too!
Listen to The Ultimate Top 10's of Sport here: https://podfollow.com/top10s
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Ep11: A New Venture!
In this episode, we talk about the launch of a new venture that I am leading in the Sports Podcast Awards - and what this means for Pomodo as a company. I also take some time to reflect on my journey so far and re-evaluate on things like my life vision and creating my own legacy.
Follow us @PomodoPodcasts to keep up with our progress and send us an email to hello@pomodo.co.uk if you have any comments or questions
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Ep1: The Initial Idea
It's May 2020, the middle of the worst pandemic of a generation, and Dylan Pugh has an amazing and very secure job at Spotify. But he tells us about his idea to start a new sports podcast company. He covers off what the idea is, why he is even thinking this and what he plans to do next to see if this idea of his has any legs...
Please follow us @PomodoPodcasts to hear the latest from the podcast platform for today's sports stars.
Our first podcast is CouplesQuarantine by James Haskell and Chloe Madeley. Check it out on all podcast platforms and send your comments and questions in to @CouplesQuarantinePod
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Ep2: Speedy Progress
With some amazing progress over the last few weeks, Dylan comes to the realisation that this idea of his is a real THING - and this could happen a lot sooner than he anticipated. Recent conversations and the current lockdown have also led to him changing his business model a bit too.
Follow us @PomodoPodcasts or send your comments to hello@pomodo.co.uk
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Ep3: Making The Leap
The time has come for Dylan to resign from his job at Spotify. In this episode, we hear about his struggles mentally to juggle the preparation of a new business with holding down a regular job. There is no turning back now..
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Ep4: The First Roadblock
Now that Dylan has resigned from Spotify, the clock is ticking to get his new company up and running. But a trademark infringement threatens to derail all the momentum. How will he bounce-back from the first real roadblock they have faced?
Follow us @PomodoPodcasts and please leave us lots of lovely comments!
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