Great but I wish they would define the business acronyms at first mention in every episode while they’re using it because this is a podcast for learning so you shouldn’t be assuming that everybody knows that an MQL is a marketing qualified lead.

I love listening to Daniel & his guests on the Marketing Millennials. I’m a flower farmer and I’m always looking for new ways to reach my customers, have a genuine voice in my marketing and stand out from the industry noise. I gain insight & thoughtful questions that lead me to individualizing my tactics. Daniel’s approach makes marketing feel fun and like something anyone can do. I do sometimes need to google terminology as I don’t have a marketing background, but that’s a small gripe and it generally leads to better understanding and a deeper gain in my own work. Thank you!

Daniel knows what he’s talking But a lot of times the audio is just not the best especially when I listen on AirPods. I would recommend to improve that and it’s a fantastic show.

Really impressed by all the amazing guests, the new bathroom breaks with Jay (he does have great hair), and the knowledge Daniel has. I learn something every podcast.

Incredible guests that actually share things I don’t hear on any other shows! Keep up the great work!

Great tips and thank you for the bonus. I didn’t know about the new 4U.

Daniel has a great show here. I’ve worked in marketing for less than a year and have found the episodes inspiring and applicable to many parts of my job. It’s nice to get fresh, actionable tips and tricks that go beyond just the basics. The way he keeps up with trends is sure to be valuable for new and old marketers.

As someone who works in sales but sells to marketers, this podcast is so helpful for learning about how the modern marketer is approaching their work and the struggles that they might be facing.

Insightful, entertaining, and informative conversations about a wide range of marketing topics. I learn from every episode and enjoy myself in the process. Knowledgeable host and guests, but doesn’t take itself too seriously. The Marketing Millennials is engaging and the banter is fun to hear!

Daniel needs to work on his hosting skills. He asks basic questions and then restates what his guest said as if it was his own idea, even if it flips what he was saying 5 minutes before. I’m also a millennial, and I gave this podcast a solid 2 months hoping it would grow on me, but the monotone and “like” every other word is not something I’m willing to suffer through. Spend your time on the CMO podcast or Campaign Chemistry instead.