AnthroDish’s biggest search strength is its outsized visibility for “food access inequalities” on Apple, supported by strong secondary rankings around food-focused discovery intent like “food lovers los angeles” and “dining in your city.” The clearest missed opportunity is expanding into broader category-style terms—especially “food culture podcast” and “foodie podcast”—to capture listeners searching for lifestyle and history-adjacent food programming rather than location or concept-specific phrases.
Keywords the show is winning
Search terms this show already ranks for today.
- food access inequalities#1Apple
- fun science myths#2Apple
- food lovers los angeles#2Apple
- restaurant development#4Apple
- dining in your city#4Apple
- breaking diet culture myths#4Apple
Keywords the show should own
Listeners are searching these, and the show is a strong match, but it is nowhere to be found.
- food culture podcastnot ranking
- food history podcastnot ranking
- archaeology podcastnot ranking
- food and culture conversationsnot ranking
- food culture conversationsnot ranking
- foodie podcastnot ranking
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