Many marketing podcasts accept guests, and the ones in this list publish a guest form or a pitch route on their own site. They cover B2B marketing, SEO, ecommerce, healthcare marketing and sales. What they have in common is that hosts want a practitioner with one tactic or result to explain, not an agency pitch.
For each show you get what it covers, who fits, and a link to the show's own guest or contact page. Pages change, so check the route before you send anything.
Which marketing podcasts accept guests?
Quick view first, then a note on each.
| Show | Focus | Route on the show's site |
|---|---|---|
| Marketing B2B Technology | B2B tech marketing, martech | Guest page with email |
| Marketing Speak | Digital marketing, SEO | Contact form |
| No Hacks | AI and the web, SEO | Contact form |
| The Ecommerce Toolbox | Ecommerce, AI in retail | Guest application form |
| Healthcare Success Podcast | Healthcare marketing | Apply to be a guest page |
| Sales Strategy and Enablement Podcast | Sales and marketing leadership | Apply to be a Guest form |
| Superhuman Selling | Sales and performance | Guest application |
| Tech Sales with Carter | Tech sales careers | Contact form |
Marketing B2B Technology
Produced by the B2B agency Napier, the show features senior B2B marketers and marketing technology vendors. It fits marketing leaders at tech companies and martech founders with a clear lesson. The guest page gives an email for anyone who wants to be featured.
Marketing Speak
Stephan Spencer hosts this marketing podcast, with interviews on digital marketing and search. It fits search, content and growth marketers with a method they can teach. The contact page invites you to use the form if you would like to appear on the show.
No Hacks
Slobodan Manic's weekly show looks at how AI is changing the web, with occasional guests from SEO and web development. It fits practitioners in search, site performance and conversion. The contact page asks if you are interested in being a guest.
The Ecommerce Toolbox
Noibu's show, hosted by Kailin Noivo, is for ecommerce directors, VPs and founders. The guest application asks for senior practitioners who led a concrete initiative, such as a replatform, a scaling problem or an AI rollout. The page says the show has no sponsors and that guests earn their spot.
Healthcare Success Podcast
Stewart Gandolf, CEO of Healthcare Success, covers healthcare marketing, innovation and the business side of care. It fits health system marketers, private equity backed operators and healthcare founders. The guest page asks for insights on what is working and what is changing.
Sales Strategy and Enablement Podcast
Andy Paul hosts this Revenue.io show on the skills and tools behind sales performance. The show page says it likes talking to sales and marketing leaders from every industry, and links an Apply to be a Guest form.
Superhuman Selling
Sales strategist Elyse Archer covers sales, the psychology of performance, and leadership, with a new episode each week. It fits sellers and leaders who can talk about the mental side of selling, not just scripts. The podcast page has a short guest application.
Tech Sales with Carter
Carter Armendarez interviews startup founders and top sales performers about tech sales. It fits account executives, sales leaders and founders who sold early deals themselves. The about page says if you want to come on the show, reach out.
How do you get on a marketing podcast?
The same steps work for almost every show here:
- Shortlist by audience. Who listens matters more than how big the show is. A martech founder belongs on Marketing B2B Technology before a general business show.
- Listen to two recent episodes. Note the guest type, the depth and the tone.
- Pick one tactic or story. One campaign, one channel test, one sales motion that worked or failed.
- Use the show's route. If it has a form, use the form. Do not email around it.
- Follow up once. If a week or two goes by, send one short note. Our guide on how to follow up after a podcast pitch has wording.
What makes a good marketing podcast guest?
Marketing hosts can spot a disguised sales pitch fast. The guests who get booked tend to do three things:
- Share numbers they can back up. A test result, a before and after, a budget shift. Only share what you can show.
- Teach a method. Listeners want something they can try next week.
- Credit the work. Agencies and consultants do better telling a client story, with permission, than listing services.
What should a marketing podcast pitch include?
Keep it under 150 words:
- Working title. "What happened when we cut paid search by half for a quarter" tells the host the episode.
- Two or three talking points. Concrete, in plain words.
- Why you. Your role and what you ran.
- Proof. A case study, a talk or a detailed post.
- A nod to the show. One recent episode and how your topic connects.
Copy a starting point from our podcast guest pitch template, then rewrite it for each show.
Where can you find more marketing podcasts that take guests?
Look at the shows your peers and competitors have been on, and check their sites for a guest page like the ones above. You can also make a guest profile on Prends from the be a podcast guest page and browse podcasts by topic and language. It is free.
If a show asks you to pay for the spot, read do podcasts pay guests first. Paid spots exist, and they come with disclosure rules.
Pick two shows from the table that match your work, listen to one episode of each this week, and send each a pitch with one working title.