
technologyMay 15, 202229:02pending
Exploring a Real-Time Case Study with Fatima Zaidi of Quill
About this episode
Today on the show, Bryan Barletta speaks with Fatima Zaidi, founder and CEO of Quill inc., a full-service podcast agency that makes it easy for brands and publishers to create, launch and grow successful podcasts. Quill is launching a hosting service, Co-Host. After years of trying to work with existing hosting solutions, Quill found that their clients desired different and more complex KPIs, so, they decided to build a solution that could track them. Listen for:
- How and why Quill decided to build a new hosting platform in this seemingly saturated space
- How Quill has built a tech team after running a production company for a few years
- P.s. they’re still looking for a developer
- A discussion on the hype around VC and angel funding
- Why we should celebrate bootstrapped companies
- A playbook on real-time beta testers
- Hosted by Bryan Barletta
- Hosted by Arielle Nissenblatt
- Audio engineering and transcriptions by Ian Powell
- Executive produced by Evo Terra of Simpler Media
- Special thanks to James Cridland of Podnews
- Sounds Profitable Theme written by Tim Cameron
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