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Roast my podcast trailer and landing page

Hi fellow Indie Hackers!

So I spent probably too much time on getting my podcast, website, etc. together, but it's finally in a state to be shared. I'm still waiting on the approval from Apple before it's a "real" podcast but would love some feedback in the meantime...

https://www.createlatitude.com/podcast

Any thoughts on both the landing page and the trailer are helpful. I'm less concerned about the visual design, but more interested in what parts of the copy stand out (in a good way or a bad way).

I'm struggling right now with how to define the audience. It's basically 'anyone that is trying to make a living doing creative things on the internet', but that doesn't have much of a ring to it. This includes designers, developers, authors, and indie hackers. It's definitely a challenge to try to talk to all those people though. Any ideas how I could frame who it's for?

on November 26, 2019
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    I thought the trailer sounded very professional and the sound quality was excellent. You have a voice I could listen to.

    The various definitions of "latitude" seemed to go on a little long for me and I was expecting the podcast blurb maybe 10 to 20 seconds earlier.

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      Thanks Iain! Yeah, I wanted to give as many guests as possible a spot on the trailer, but agree if it was closer to the 1:30 mark it would get to the point more effectively.