In this episode of the Podcasters Podcast, Ash and Kane re-record a review episode of the veterinary podcast "Chat with the Chatfields." They discuss the positive aspects of the podcast, such as the rapport between the hosts, the consistent episode length, and the inclusion of sponsors. They also provide constructive feedback on areas for improvement, including the need for clearer branding and naming consistency, better audio quality and balance, more detailed show notes, and the use of chapters on YouTube. Despite the critiques, Ash & Kane commend Jen & Jason's podcast for its impressive growth and success in the podcasting world.KEY TAKEAWAYS

The podcast, "Chat with the Chatfields," is a veterinary podcast hosted by Jennifer and Jason.
The hosts have a good rapport and provide educational content that is entertaining.
The podcast has a consistent episode length, which is important for listener engagement.
The podcast has a good number of subscribers and positive reviews, indicating its popularity and quality.
There are areas for improvement, such as improving audio quality, balancing the voices of the hosts, and creating more detailed show notes with useful resources.

BEST MOMENTS
"They've got so much further than most people. They have got a ton of episodes there. That's awesome. I've said this stat recently before 90% of podcasts stop within three episodes and 90% of those finish or stop by episode 20. So purely by podcasting for six months, you are in the top 1% of people that have ever done it. And that is something to be applauded and well done."
"I think educational content where people are entertained at the same time, 100% is going to land better."
"Views are like very good, like subs, 1900 and that's just on the YouTube. So that's really good. Top 3% in the world, you know, and they had 45, five-star ratings on the podcast. So there is clearly, and their comments and their reviews are really positive and it's mostly about the two hosts and how they are."
"Their episodes are all a similar length, right? Which is something people take for granted sometimes. No one wants to listen to a podcast where one time it's 20 minutes long, the next it's an hour and 50, right? If it's different types of content within the podcast, fair enough, like interviews, solo or discussion episodes, but there's all seems to be a pretty consistent length. Their episodes, which is good."
"The niche of their content is really good. We always say to people, the more niche, the better. So that's probably helped them in getting sponsors and getting really good feedback and views, etc."
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Chats with the Chatfields: https://youtube.com/@ChatfieldShow
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Kane Baron & Ashley Morris run the UK's first and largest Podcast Agency, Progressive Media.
They specialise in planning, launching, and Growing Podcasts that Generate Leads, Revenue and Business opportunities as well as helping Experts and Entrepreneurs improve Credibility and Positioning within their niche to Scale their Personal Brand and Business.
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