Jason Hartman claims half of all podcast download numbers are faked
Jason Hartman · "I Don't Know How Much I Made in 2015, It's Too Compliated" with Jason Hartman of JasonHartman.com EP 243 · Apr 20, 2016 · at 17:34
Real estate investor and podcaster Jason Hartman argues against focusing on raw download metrics during an interview with Nathan Latka.
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“Most podcasters are worried about their downloads and their downloads are, half of them are fake because they're Twitter bombing their downloads.”
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