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A free show. A paying audience.
Social Media Marketing Podcast turns expert interviews into practical lessons for small-business marketers. Behind the microphone sits a business built on knowing who will listen - and who will buy.
Zintro finds the people your dashboard cannot
A stalled software integration, a missing error message, and 18 engineers explain the appeal of Zintro: research gets useful when the right people enter the room.
Big Think put experts on your screen. Now it wants a place on your desk.
The interview publisher has built a business around making expertise accessible. Its next chapter pairs workplace learning with a surprisingly old-fashioned product: a print magazine.
DiligenceSquared
DiligenceSquared is a New York AI company that automates commercial due diligence for investors. Its AI agents run expert interviews with customers, competitors, and market specialists, then synthesize the findings into interactive reports where every claim links back to a source transcript. Founded by two ex-Blackstone and ex-BCG private equity operators plus a former Google engineer, it delivers consulting-grade market research for a fraction of the $500K-$1M that firms like McKinsey, Bain, and BCG typically charge.
Maven Research
Maven Research runs a microconsulting platform - an expert network that connects decision-makers with vetted industry professionals for on-demand phone consultations, expert interviews, surveys and B2B research panels. Founded in 2008 by Wyatt Nordstrom and Mark Platosh, Maven uses machine-learning-assisted matching plus human curation to source specialists for market research, investment due diligence and product decisions, pitching answers that arrive faster and cheaper than traditional consulting. The company also licenses OpenITM, a white-label internal talent marketplace that lets large organizations build private expert communities.