Hosted by Philip Griffiths
The latest tech news, advice, and tools are aimed at a specific audience, which includes computer repair shops, Managed Service Providers (MSPs), vendors, and distributors.
147 episodes · publishes fortnightly · latest 2026-06-29 · ~65 min/episode
Rank
#6053
Substance
30.0
/ 100
Breakdown
Scored 2026-07
Updated monthly
Across the index
#6053 of 6186
Substance
Top 98%
outscores 2% of the index
Tech Talk ranks #6053 on The B2B Podcast Index with a substance score of 30.0 out of 100, scored across 1 recent episode. It scores highest on specificity & evidence and guest caliber. Real concrete details exist - £25/£75 evening tickets, 10am opening, 110+ brands, named venue (Magna, Rotherham), named sponsors - but every specific is purely event logistics with no relevance to business strategy, market data, or decision-making evidence.
Averaged across 1 recently scored episode, with cited evidence.
The entire episode is pre-event logistics for a regional UK tech trade show - queuing systems, QR codes, parking, buffet menus, raffle rules - with zero transferable business insight for any B2B operator. No novel claims, no frameworks, and no actionable intelligence beyond attending TechMax.
“So we're going to go through all the common questions, what people generally ask us and talk about on the show”
“make sure you bring either a paper or digital version of the QR code that we emailed out to you”
There is no original thinking whatsoever; the episode is a structured FAQ walkthrough of event housekeeping with zero contrarian, first-principles, or novel business arguments. Every exchange is a logistical reminder or instruction.
“let's go through the questions and preset ones we've got again if you've got any as we go through”
“The basics to this one is it is a trade only event”
There are no guests at all - just the two event organizers (Phil and Jenny) discussing logistics for their own trade show. Neither presents practitioner expertise relevant to B2B operators beyond running a regional exhibition.
“I'm Jenny and this is Phil. And, well, we are tech for tech.”
“Jenny will be manning the reception most of the time”
Real concrete details exist - £25/£75 evening tickets, 10am opening, 110+ brands, named venue (Magna, Rotherham), named sponsors - but every specific is purely event logistics with no relevance to business strategy, market data, or decision-making evidence.
“There are over 110, but as I said before, a lot of these bra. Some brands, um, like, uh, the distributors will bring extra brands”
“the evening meal sponsor. So your food and the evening is on Valkyri”
The show is two co-hosts reading from a pre-written FAQ list while fielding live-chat questions about event logistics; there are no guests, no intellectual probing, no follow-up challenges, and no substantive debate at any point.
“let's go through the questions and preset ones we've got again if you've got any as we go through”
“Right. Uh, okay, so let's go through the questions and preset ones”
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