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Hi, I’m Kobi. I’ve created podcasts that’ve generated $500,000 in revenue, launched feature films, and beaten major broadcasters like Sky and Channel 4.

I help founders and leaders turn podcasts into high-leverage, authority-building content that drives revenue without the burnout.

Here’s what I know about you:

• You don’t want more noise. You want leverage.
• You’re tired of content that takes time, delivers nothing back and leaves you burnt out.
• You know your voice should be building your business, not just filling a content calendar.
• You’ve seen how the right channels can build trust, deepen relationships and drive demand and revenue.
• You’ve been thinking about launching a podcast. Or maybe you’ve started one, but it’s not doing what you hoped.

I use the Content Catalyst™ framework to help founders turn podcasts into revenue-driving content machines.

It works by:
• 📢 Building visibility, trust and demand
• 🎯 Positioning you as the expert your market trusts
• ♻️ Turning long-form conversations into weeks of content that compounds
• 🤝 Connecting you directly with your most valuable audience, your ideal clients

This isn’t theory. It’s tested, proven and paid for.

• 10+ years in marketing, built on a foundation in engineering and a love for growth strategy
• Speaker at Podcast Growth Summit, London Podcast Show and more. I teach growth, not just talk about it
• Built shows for brands like P&G, Spotify and Simple Politics, earning top podcast awards over Sky News and Channel 4
• Grew leads by 1,900% at Natcap Research, cut Amazon’s acquisition costs by 50% and helped scale Proxymity to Series B
• Podcasts I’ve created have generated over £500,000 in revenue, launched feature films and outperformed national broadcasters

GET IN TOUCH
If you’re ready to turn your voice into revenue, let’s talk.
DM me to explore how Content Catalyst™ could work for your business.

For speaking or media inquiries, email me at kobi@kobestarr.io


📢 Things I post about: Podcasts & Podcasting, Growth Strategy, Content Marketing, B2B Marketing, SEO, PPC, Brand Building, Founder-Led Content & Leadership

Kobi Omenaka

Most people quit just before the moment that would've changed everything.

Einstein's teacher said he was "too stupid to learn."
↳ But now his name is a shorthand for "Genius"

Michael Jordan got cut from his high school basketball team.
↳ He became the greatest basketball player of all time

Walt Disney was fired from a newspaper for "lacking imagination."
↳ He created the most magical entertainment empire in history

Steve Jobs was kicked out of his own company.
↳ He came back and built the most valuable company in the world

Oprah was told she was "unfit for television."
↳ She became the most influential woman in media

The Beatles were rejected by Decca Records because "guitar groups are on their way out."
↳ They became the best-selling music artists in history

Every single one of them had a moment where the world said "no."

The difference? They didn't let that "no" become their full stop.

Early looks like rejection.
Early feels like embarrassment.
Early feels like "maybe this isn't for me."

But early is often just the price of doing something new.

If you've never failed:

↳ You've never risked being seen
↳ You've never stretched
↳ You've never built

The gap between where you are and where they are isn't talent.

It's persistence through the part where everyone else quits.

Failure isn't the opposite of success.

It's usually the receipt.

Which one of these legends would you have missed most if they took that "no" as the final answer?

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Podcast & Content Marketing for Leaders & Founders | Podcast-powered content to grow your business and brand without burnout | Head of Growth | Digital Marketing Consultant

One candle lighting another.

Neither flame gets smaller.

That's the thing about helping others succeed, you don't lose out if they win!

We've all seen it. 

People hoarding knowledge like it's a limited resource. Guarding their connections. Keeping their "secrets" close.

The people I admire most are the ones passing the torch. 

Introducing people. 
Sharing what they've learned. 
Celebrating wins that aren't their own.

There's enough success to go around.

When you help someone else shine, you're not dimming your own flame. You're lighting up the whole room.

As we head into the weekend, just a reminder: your generosity doesn't weaken you. It multiplies what's possible.

Keep shining. Keep sharing.

Happy Friday.

Kx

7 WEIRD marketing tactics that beat every ‘smart’ strategy out there.
None of these came from a textbook.

But they’ve driven more growth than most polished funnels and agency playbooks I’ve seen.

Here they are ranked from weird-but-brilliant to “why does this even work?” 👇

1. Study your competitors’ angry customers
↳ Those rants are your product roadmap.
↳ A founder I worked with rebuilt their onboarding after spotting repeated complaints about a rival’s confusing setup.
↳ Retention jumped 34% overnight.

2. Schedule time for terrible ideas
↳ Block 1 hour meeting each week labelled “Bad Ideas Only.”
↳ Ask things like: “What would get us fired?” “What would freak out our investors?”
↳ One client turned this chaos into a campaign with 423% ROI.

3. Explain your product to someone who’ll never buy
↳ Pitch it to your nan, your neighbour, or a kid.
↳ If they don’t get it, your copy’s broken.
↳ A SaaS team simplified their messaging and boosted conversions by 26%.

4. Deep-dive into your users’ lives
↳ Don’t just survey your ICP.
↳ Quietly track 3 real customers online each week.
↳ One founder did this and realised their actual audience was totally different from who they were targeting.

5. Copy your competitors’ “mistakes”
↳ That terrible-looking popup or CTA timing? Steal it.
↳ What looks dumb might be strategic.
↳ We copied a rival’s “bad” UX flow, and our conversions tripled.

6. Take a metrics vacation
↳ One week, no dashboards. Just calls.
↳ Data can’t tell you everything. People can.
↳ A “failing” feature was actually loved, just used differently than intended.

7. Run a ‘complain about us’ contest
↳ Invite customers to roast you publicly.
↳ Reward the funniest, weirdest complaint.
↳ One brand did this and sparked organic buzz for weeks.

These all sound mad.
That’s why they work.

The best marketing doesn’t feel smart.
It feels uncomfortable. Curious. Even a bit chaotic.

Yes or no. Would your team try any of these?

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WEIRD marketing hacks

Your career isn't stalling.

It's just building roots.

Chinese bamboo shows nothing for 5 years. Just a tiny shoot. While other plants grow steadily, bamboo seems stuck.

Then in 6 weeks, it shoots up. BOOM!

What changed? Nothing. And everything.

Those 5 years weren't wasted. Underground, a badass root system was spreading. Building the foundation for explosive growth that would come later.

Your career works the same way:

• The network you're quietly building
• The failures teaching you resilience
• The skills you're learning in a "boring" role
• The patience you're developing through setbacks

None of it feels like progress. But it's all roots.

The breakthrough doesn't happen despite the waiting period. It happens because of it.

If you're in your "5 years" right now, grinding without visible results, keep going. Your roots are spreading deeper than you know.

The growth is coming. And when it does, it'll be unstoppable. Unless you're eaten by a giant panda.

Yes or no. Are you still building roots right now?

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The $200,000 Stanford AI degree just became worth a lot less. Not because the education isn't world-class:

Because Stanford just dropped their entire AI curriculum on YouTube.

For free.

The same courses that cost $200,000+ are now available to anyone with an internet connection.

And honestly? This changes everything.

The barrier to learning AI wasn't your ability.
It was access.

Most people can't drop everything for a 4 year degree.
Can't afford the tuition.
Can't relocate to California.

Stanford just removed all of that.

These aren't watered-down versions either.
They're the exact same lectures their students learn from:
↳ CS230: Deep Learning
https://lnkd.in/ecdKGAx2

↳ CS329H: Machine Learning from Human Preferences
https://lnkd.in/eJcbms4u

↳ CS25: Transformers
https://lnkd.in/eFgTiSfz

↳ CS231N: Deep Learning for Computer Vision
https://lnkd.in/eRhHFrdU

↳ CME295: LLM Evaluation
https://lnkd.in/eJ4UEsCc

↳ CS336: Language Modeling from Scratch
https://lnkd.in/e-BcPH4B

The knowledge that's shaping modern AI.
The frameworks being used at the biggest companies.
The thinking behind the tools you're already using.

All sitting there. Free.

So what's stopping you now?

It's not money.
It's not location.
It's not connections.

It's whether you'll actually press play.

The AI skills gap is closing.
But only for the people who take advantage of this.

Which course are you starting with?

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Would anyone be interested in being my companion?

I'm asking for a friend...👀


#Dadjokes

"Should we start a B2B podcast?"
Run the numbers first.
Then decide.

I've produced 100+ B2B podcasts.

Most teams green-light shows based on gut feel.
Then panic 6 months in when downloads don't justify the spend.

The smart ones run a simple calculation before recording episode 1.

Here's what they figure out:

Every single episode you record creates:
↳ 5-8 LinkedIn posts
↳ 3-4 blog articles
↳ 12+ video clips
↳ Newsletter content for weeks
↳ Direct access to potential clients (if you interview guests)

You're not just starting a podcast.
You're building a content engine that happens to produce audio.

I built a free calculator to show you if the maths works for you

Before you book a studio or buy equipment, it tells you:
✅ True production cost vs content output value
✅ Potential pipeline from guest relationships
✅ Repurposing ROI across all channels
✅ Your projected ROI multiplier

One team ran the numbers.
Realised they'd get 7.2x return even with modest downloads.

They launched. It's now their top-performing channel.

Takes 60 seconds. Zero friction. No email required.

🔗 Link in the first comment to check it out for yourself

♻️ Repost or share this if you know a team considering starting a podcast

Oops here is the link!

https://lnkd.in/ewW6fsWx

You want to grow your personal brand. 
You don't want to become a content burnout. 
You definitely don't have time to start a podcast. 

There's a shortcut: be a guest on other people's podcasts. 

We're running a guesting service that handles everything. 
Outreach. Screening. Prep. Logistics. 

You just show up!

5 founders took advantage of the intro price and booked this week. 
BUT - The price is going up in 7 days. 

Full breakdown in the newsletter 👇

ICYMI. We shared this last week and 5 founders have already booked calls. Last week, setup was £250. This week, it's £300. In 7 days, it's going up to

Open article: You Missed One Price Bump. Don't Miss Another. by Kobi Omenaka • 2 min read

You Missed One Price Bump. Don't Miss Another.

Have you ever stopped to think… Soy milk is just regular milk…

…introducing itself in Spanish…👀




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