Parenting & Family Podcast Network Grows Listeners with The Dad Experience

Mar 7, 2018

A new parenting and family oriented podcast network has been launched, offering growth opportunists for podcasts. Called Parents On Demand, it includes podcasts like The Dad Experience, for dads and grandparents, and is open to new podcasts joining.

San Diego, United States - March 7, 2018 /NewsNetwork/ —

The Parents On Demand Network, which collects high quality parenting podcasts on a range of subjects and offers listeners high quality content and information, announces its partnership with The Dad Experience, a place where all dads can com together to share, listen, and laugh.

With a focus on families and parents, the podcast network was founded by Sunny Gault, who is the creator of several podcasts for new and expecting parents. For podcasters, the network is great place to grow their audience, earn advertising revenue and learn more about how to improve their shows.

More information can be found at https://parentsondemand.com.

The Dad Experience is breaking new ground in the podcast arena by creating a place where dads can share their stories. In the parenting world, there is a lot of great information out there for parents, but not a lot of firsthand real-life experiences from dads.

Adam Busuttil is the co-host and producer of The Dad Experience. He says being part of the podcast network is an important step for his show. “I wanted to find other likeminded individuals passionate about parenting and helping each other along the way through podcasting. The Parents on Demand Network has been such an important part of our growth, learning, and understanding. The network is important not only from a podcasting and promotion end, but also also because of the other great podcasts and content. Parents On Demand is open and encourages collaboration from podcast in all shapes, sizes, and topics.”

The Parents On Demand Network relies on a team of experienced advisors to influence important decisions, encourage growth, and preserve the network. It aims to offer valuable content on a regular basis for families all around the world. The shows on the network cover all types of topics from pregnancy to preschool and beyond. Parents can access all this great content through their website and through their network apps, available on Apple and Android.

Anyone podcasters interested in joining the Parents On Demand Network can find out more at https://parentsondemand.com/join-our-podcast-network.

More information on The Dad Experience can be found at https://parentsondemand.com/show/the-dad-experience.

Contact Info:
Name: Sunny Gault
Email: [email protected]
Organization: The Parents On Demand Network
Address: 9845 Erma Rd., San Diego, California 92131, United States

For more information, please visit https://parentsondemand.com

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