In Forget Viral, Think Tribal, Mark makes the case for a different approach: stop trying to reach everyone and start building something real with the people who actually matter to your business. A loyal audience of 100 people who trust you, return every fortnight, and recommend you to colleagues is worth more than 100,000 views that evaporated before the credits rolled.
Drawing on two decades of experience and real examples from the podcasters he works with at Podcast Studio Glasgow, Mark covers why the niche is your foundation not your ceiling, how consistency builds the kind of trust that shortens sales cycles, what clips are actually for, and what success genuinely looks like when you stop comparing yourself to shows with ten times your budget and a full production team behind them.
This is a book for business owners who want their podcast to do something useful — not for people chasing numbers that don't mean anything.
