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One of the main reasons people start listening to podcasts is to feel connected to a community.

So can we find a way to help build

that community while promoting ourselves as guests? Hi, I'm Daniel Fon. In the next few minutes,

I'll show you a way to stand out as a guest. That will mean better conversations, more bookings,

and more exposure. It's called quoting earlier episodes. A big day has arrived and your pod match dashboard shows a new match.

To call that recording a success will focus on being able to quote earlier episodes in a smart way.

But first, my quotes.

What's a fun, memorable and can move the conversation forward?

That's why Coast enjoy good quotes from Lincoln, Shakespeare, or beyonds. However,

there is one type of quote that sounds like music to the ears of hosts, quotes from their own show.

Just imagine the guest's thing. And that reminds me of a great conversation he had on your show

with an outstanding guest, James Rowan.

Here's what James said. You may not be looking for the promised land, but you might find it

anyway, hand to hand, across the nation, living in America. And somewhere on the way,

you might find out who you are. But in order to be able to play such quotes, first we must discover why host appreciate

this approach and then what's the best way to do it. So here's what happens when you're quoting

or highlighting earlier episodes. Instantly, you build rapport with hosts. What could be more fulfilling

to the host than highlighting the work like you just did?

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