Customer Showcase

Get inspired by some of our most creative customers,
and allow us to toot their horns a bit while we're at it—toot toot!
  1. How to Tell an Audio Story While It's Unfolding—5 Tips From Buffer

    New to narrative podcasting? Learn how to tell an audio story while it's unfolding with 5 tips from Buffer.

  2. Creating Deeper Connections with "Demo-litions" and Wistia Channels

    To help their audience become better salespeople, Sales Hacker produced a video series and showcased it using a Wistia Channel.

  3. 5 Lessons You Can Learn from Death Wish Coffee's Podcast, "Fueled By Death Cast"

    Learn how a coffee company's podcast has made a memorable impression on their audience and how you can too!

  4. How Red Hat Created a Shorty-Nominated Podcast About Open Source Technology

    Learn how Red Hat makes the topic of open source technology interesting with their narrative-style podcast "Command Line Heroes."

  5. How ThriveHive Launched their First-Ever Video Series "Locals"

    Looking for a little video marketing inspiration? Learn how ThriveHive launched their first-ever video series, "Locals."

  6. How Salesforce Made “The Story of Sales," a Documentary All About Selling

    Learn how Salesforce tackled a feature-length documentary that explores the history, evolution, and future of sales.

  7. How Buffer Broke the Rules with "Breaking Brand"—A Narrative Business Podcast

    Choosing an angle for a podcast can be daunting. See how Buffer ventured into new territory with Breaking Brand.

  8. How ProfitWell Built and Launched a Media Network with 7 Binge-Worthy Shows

    See how this SaaS company is cutting through the noise and differentiating themselves with a slate of binge-worthy shows.

  9. How Privy Launched a Podcast for $53 an Episode

    For Dave Gerhardt, CMO at Privy, launching a podcast was not only affordable—it barely cost him anything.

  10. Why "Saturday Night Live's" First-Ever Remote Episode Was Such a Success

    Here are our main takeaways after watching SNL's very first remote episode. Spoiler alert: creativity is born out of constraints.