Making the most of the drive to work
- Arnold Shields
- Sep 15, 2010
- 2 min read
Updated: Jun 18
If you spend time driving each day, turn that commute into a mobile masterclass in digital marketing. I’ve been listening to podcasts from WebMasterRadio.fm, a platform offering more than 40 different radio shows dedicated to internet marketing, SEO, social media, and entrepreneurship.
One standout is The Joel Comm Show — hosted by New York Times bestselling author Joel Comm. Each week, Joel interviews leading experts across the digital landscape, offering actionable advice on web development, social media growth, personal development, and marketing strategy.
Some recent high-impact guests include:
Jim Kukral, author of Attention! This Book Will Make You Money – on using attention-grabbing marketing to boost revenue.
Dan Janal, renowned speaker on using media publicity effectively.
Cameron Johnson, entrepreneur and former BBC host of Beat the Boss.
Brian Solis, author of Engage – on building and measuring brand success in the digital age.
Bob Burg, co-author of The Go-Giver – sharing timeless business lessons like the Five Laws of Stratospheric Success.
Carrie Wilkerson, The Barefoot Executive – empowering work-from-home professionals.
Frank Rumbauskas, on ditching cold calls and converting traffic more strategically.
Matt Clark from TweetPages.com, offering practical insights into optimising your social media profiles.
If you're looking to stay current and motivated, this podcast is a smart and efficient way to stay ahead in the digital marketing world, no screen time required.
You can download all the episodes for free at
These podcasts are entertaining and a great way to make use of some unproductive time driving to work.
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