A podcast puts your voice and expertise straight into the ear of the people you most want to reach. One conversation becomes a month of clips and posts, and the people it draws in already know you before they ever speak to sales.
Making it well, month after month, is the hard part. That's what I do: filmed, edited, cut up for social and published, end to end, by one person.
If you're not proud to publish it, you don't pay for it.
Any episode, any month. If it stays unpublished, we reshoot or that episode isn't invoiced. The only exception is money already spent on your behalf, such as studio hire or other production costs. No argument, no notice period.
If it's not working after three months, we stop. No lock-in beyond the term, we part as friends, and the show is yours to keep or take elsewhere.
Recorded via an online studio, ensuring the very best quality possible.
Multi-camera, professionally lit, at your place or a studio.
Less than a part-time hire, and less than most agency retainers. Focused entirely on your results.
One episode a month is a good place to start. If you want to publish more often, fortnightly and weekly options are available and work out cheaper per episode.
The best shows are the consistent ones. Start now and you'll have a back catalogue by the new year, while everyone else is still planning theirs.
Elliot understood the vision immediately and made the whole process feel incredibly easy and well managed. Responsive, flexible, and every detail reflected what I was trying to achieve. The finished film was polished, professional and exactly what I'd hoped for.
Emily Jenkinson — Marketing Manager, Core to Cloud
No pitch. Just a conversation about
what you want the show to do for you.
I take on a small number of new shows each quarter, so each one gets my full attention. If you're thinking about it, it's worth getting a conversation in the diary early.
A proper launch phase: naming, positioning, running order, the segments within an episode, and who you want in the room. The thinking that makes a show feel considered from episode one.
Bespoke cover art, animated titles, lower thirds and templates for thumbnails and clips. The layer that makes the whole show look considered, professional, and sleek.
Written for your show and yours alone, rather than a stock library track that other shows could use.
A shorter episode that does something different, good for capitalising on audience attention.
The conversation turned into a blog post or newsletter, ready to publish.
A session with playback on interview technique, pacing and getting the best out of a guest.
A consultation or home studio kit to make your remote setup look and sound as good as it possibly can.
Not just a clip but a short piece that builds excitement for the full episode.
Put the show in front of exactly the right people you want watching it.