“I Thought You'd Like to Know” shows its biggest search strength in spiritually framed, healing-oriented queries—especially “holy sex principles”—backed by strong visibility for adjacent topics like storytelling dialogue and overcoming porn compulsivity. Its clearest missed opportunity is branching into broader audience-facing discovery terms around social commentary and culture/popo-culture programming (e.g., “social commentary show” and “pop culture show”), which it currently does not rank for.
Keywords the show is winning
Search terms this show already ranks for today.
- holy sex principles#2Apple
- storytelling dialogue#6Apple
- spiritual psychological support#6Apple
- economic enslavement#6Apple
- religious healing support#7Apple
- overcoming porn compulsivity#9Apple
Keywords the show should own
Listeners are searching these, and the show is a strong match, but it is nowhere to be found.
- social commentary shownot ranking
- society culture podcastnot ranking
- we society podcastnot ranking
- unique talk shownot ranking
- pop culture shownot ranking
- social commentary showsnot ranking
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