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Welcome to The Beat the Scroll Podcast™. This is your one-stop location for all things content creation. Following this podcast will ensure you have everything you need to become a successful content creator, producing EPIC content whilst marketing it successfully, to #BeatTheScroll 😉 Topics ranging from video production, editing, digital marketing, podcast management and much, much more! Plus hear from guests at the very top of the business and creative worlds! Tune in each week for mega, stokey and fire content!!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Beat the Scroll helps marketers and creators treat platform content as practical audience building and business building work.
Beat the Scroll - The Content Marketing Podcast treats content marketing as operator work on the Business & Finance beat. The sampled episodes move through LinkedIn growth, TikTok use, advertising, franchise thinking, and editing without drifting into abstract brand theory.
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A grounded look at how TV ideas survive long enough to get made.
The episode tracks how TV ideas move toward a commission, with Ramy El-Bergamy treating the process as a mix of borrowed instincts, family habits, and the influence of what people actually watch.
A loose TikTok-and-AI conversation that stays lively even when it wanders.
Beat the Scroll keeps its focus on TikTok growth and the ways AI could change the platform. It is at its best when it gets into celebrity voice trends, the possibility of AI accounts, and the sense that more and more content may be automated, even if a human touch still stays in…
A sharp look at how brands balance recognizability, adaptation, and the pressure to stay current.
This episode keeps coming back to a simple pressure point: what happens when a brand trims away the ornament and asks color, shape, and restraint to do the heavy lifting.
A social-first look at how brand voice and audience fit shape first impressions.
The episode treats brand identity as something many people meet first while scrolling Instagram or TikTok, so its strongest moments stay grounded in social-first presentation.
A loose, grounded conversation about personal brand, authenticity, and showing up online.
The segment treats personal branding as everyday work, not a polished slogan. It ties together entrepreneurs, business leaders, employees, students, and job seekers, then settles into a loose conversation about what a person stands for and how they sound online.
A blunt reminder that TikTok reach matters most when it leads to something owned.
This episode frames TikTok as a business channel rather than a content gimmick, with Phil Teasdale making the point that the platform is built to keep people inside it.
A grounded look at editing as craft, with practical notes on color, sound, and patience.
The episode stays on the simple question of how to get into editing for TV, film, and content creation: the work matters, and the effort has to show even before anyone pays. Chloe Clover and Simon Patek keep it practical, treating editing as craft rather than theory.
A TikTok discussion that lands on why a clear point of view keeps people coming back.
Beat the Scroll looks at a simple TikTok question: why do some accounts stick in people’s heads? The hosts come back to a format built on pop culture questions, strong opinions, and a clear reason to follow.
Simon Owens interviews founders about the revenue mechanics behind their media businesses.
Colin and Samir break down creator-economy news, from OpenAI's TBPN deal to AI podcasts.
AI-era marketing tactics from operators testing what works next.
Mark DeGrasse interviews agency and marketing operators on the frameworks behind their case studies.
Cory Cotten-Potter interviews B2B sales and marketing founders on AI's reshaping of pipeline generation.
Kristina Halvorson interviews content strategists about how the work actually gets done.
Chloe Clover opens Beat the Scroll with Tom and Caitlin talking about TikTok growth, and Caitlin says the first move is to use the app, scroll for hours, and find what is popular.
Chloe Clover, Dean, and Tom promise that a listener can reach 1,000 LinkedIn followers by following their advice, then separate the conversation into business pages and personal brands.
Beat the Scroll features Tasleem Ahmad Fateh, called the “Robin Hood of LinkedIn,” and he explains how he studies viral content by analyzing posts, comments, and format choices.
Rami El-Bergamy traces a TV career that started with a chance encounter at Waterloo Station, two weeks of work experience on The Paul O’Grady Show, and a run through roles from runner to commissioner.
Chloe Clover opens with Anton from AdSmart.
Chloe Clover, Charlotte, and Dean finish their five-rule personal-brand discussion by focusing on engaging with other people's content and posting consistently.
Beat the Scroll opens in its familiar office noise, with the hosts joking about how often they quote Star Wars.
Ramy talks about where ideas come from and how he notices them in ordinary places.
AI pushes TikTok into strange territory fast.
Chloe jumps back in with Tom and Liam after the recording got split in two.
Hosts Tom and Liam, with 20+ years digital/brand experience, deconstruct brand image and its evolution in social-first media landscape.
Beat the Scroll podcast with hosts Charlotte (Clover, CEO Wanda Films) and Dane discuss personal branding with focus on five rules.
Chloe Clover kicks things off with a friendly, loose welcome and sits down with Phil Teasdale for a chat about TikTok and content marketing.
Chloe Clover opens the show with real energy.