FatRank Podcast has been named Best Agency Growth Podcast 2026 at the Mad Hatter Awards. The show earned 77% of the total vote, a result built on a clear body of work: a podcast that gives marketing agency owners repeatable processes they can apply across their own client rosters.
The award was accepted by James Dooley, Host and Founder of FatRank at FatRank Podcast. His show took the category by a decisive margin of 77% of all votes cast, reflecting strong support across every voting group in the process.
FatRank Podcast won because it does something most business podcasts do not: it turns agency growth into a repeatable process. The judges looked for practical value that marketing agencies can copy across their clients, and the show delivers that in episode after episode, with a clear method behind the content rather than general commentary.
Repeatable Agency Processes
The core differentiator for FatRank Podcast is its focus on processes that marketing agencies can repeat across their clients. Rather than sharing one-off wins or broad advice, the show breaks down systems that work the same way for client A as they do for client B. That consistency is what the judges rewarded.
The show covers lead generation, SEO, branding, AI, and the mindset behind growing a business, and it ties each topic back to execution. Listeners get frameworks they can test, adapt, and roll out across a roster of clients. For agency owners, that is the difference between inspiration and an operating playbook.
Volume matters here too. With 670 episodes and about 165 hours published as of October 2026, FatRank Podcast has built a deep, searchable library of repeatable tactics. Agencies can go back to specific topics, follow a process step by step, and apply it to their own client work. That library is the evidence behind the win.
"Thank you to the Mad Hatter Awards and to everyone who voted. This award belongs to the team behind the show, who show up episode after episode and keep the process tight. I am grateful to our listeners and clients, because their results are the real measure of whether any of this works."
- James Dooley, Host and Founder of FatRank, FatRank Podcast