Forward Launch

I design your podcast to fit your schedule — not the other way around.
Most busy founders and teams prefer recording episodes in seasons. It works the same way as a television season - a limited number of episodes are published in a defined time frame. You can even create a one season podcast and decide later whether to add a new season.
You record a season’s worth of episodes at your own pace, then release them gradually over time. This gives you consistency without weekly pressure.
Your publishing cadence is also completely flexible:
Start weekly or bi-weekly to build momentum

Shift to once-a-month after your audience grows

Announce the change and listeners adapt easily

For example, one client switched from weekly to monthly publishing at the end of a season and saw almost no subscriber drop-off. It gave him breathing room to recharge and record the next wave of episodes without stress.
Whether you want a seasonal format, a monthly cadence, or something flexible that adapts to your busy season — your podcast can stay consistent without adding pressure to your workload.

Full Podcast Strategy and Launch System — starting at $8,000

This package gives you every asset, script, system, workflow, and strategic framework you need to launch a professional, client-attracting podcast. It is a complete done-with-you launch foundation designed to remove the guesswork and ensure your podcast supports your business goals from day one.

One-Time Strategy Session — $500

If you only want help defining the concept, positioning, and direction of your podcast, you can book a single strategy session. If you later decide to move forward with a full project, this session fee can be applied as a credit.

Ongoing Podcast Strategy and Growth Support — starting at $1,000 per month

Ongoing support is a separate, customizable marketing engagement that helps you grow your podcast and use it strategically to support your business after launch.
This is not a one-size-fits-all package. We will discuss your goals on a call and create a custom plan that may include audience growth strategy, content repurposing, relationship-building workflows, guest outreach strategy, or other marketing initiatives that amplify the impact of your podcast.

Because this support varies based on your business, I explain exactly what this looks like during a consultation so you know what is included and what your custom plan would involve.

Free Consultation

If you are unsure whether a podcast project is right for you, I offer a free consultation where we talk through your goals, your industry, your audience, and whether a strategic podcast would be a strong fit for your business.

Great! I can refine or reposition your current show so it attracts the right listeners — your ideal clients.
I can help you:
Strengthen your show concept & positioning

Improve your interview flow and structure

Rewrite your show description & messaging

Refresh your CTAs so episodes support business goals

Upgrade your guest workflow

Make your podcast easier to run long-term

You’ll walk away with a sharper, more strategic show — not just “more content.”

Book a free consultation with me and we can discuss custom pricing depending on what you already have.

Many founders worry about this, but once your podcast is set up correctly, finding guests becomes much easier than expected.

Why guest sourcing is often simpler than people think

Once you have a few episodes published and a clear niche, guests often begin reaching out to you. There is far more demand to be a podcast guest than there is supply of high-quality niche shows. This means you will usually see strong guest interest after your first few episodes, especially if your topic is well defined.

I also show you how to use guest-matching platforms such as:

Qwoted.com

Matchmaker.fm

PodMatch

Several other tools and directories

These platforms make it simple to find aligned and high-quality guests even if you are just beginning.

You can also start with people you already know

Many founders book their earliest guests through:

their existing network

simple LinkedIn outreach

partners and collaborators

Podcasting opens doors that ordinary outreach often cannot. When I launched my own show, I booked well-known guests long before I had an audience simply because the invitation to be interviewed is compelling.

A realistic note about different industries

Some industries have an abundance of people who want to be interviewed. Others are more niche and require a more intentional outreach strategy. Before any paid consultation or project begins, I will tell you honestly if I believe your industry will be easy or difficult to source guests from. If interview guests may be challenging, we will plan for an episode format that fits your goals and capacity.

Why a hybrid format usually works best

For most founders, the most effective podcast strategy is a hybrid of interview and solo episodes.
Interview episodes help you build relationships and expand your network. Solo episodes allow you to share your expertise quickly and directly, and they are often faster to produce. A thoughtful combination of both gives you the strongest balance of authority, consistency, and business impact.

How I make this easy for you

Instead of spending months figuring this out alone, you receive complete systems built for you. This includes:

Guest criteria

Outreach templates

A scheduling workflow that runs automatically

Interview questions

A pre-interview checklist

Recording instructions

I do not personally book guests or edit episodes. I build the structure so your team or the editor I recommend can run the podcast smoothly.

Your job becomes simple

Show up, have great conversations, and publish.

You need surprisingly little to start a professional, strategic podcast.
Here’s the full list:
1. A basic microphone ($30–$50).
That’s all you need for clean, professional sound.
I recorded 80+ episodes with a $35 mic and generated more than $10,000 in revenue directly from my show.
Microphones matter far less than people think — after a basic level of clarity, the differences become almost meaningless to listeners.
2. A webcam or laptop camera.
Whatever you already have is fine.
3. Calendly Premium ($10/month).
This is essential for smooth guest scheduling and workflows.
4. A podcast host (Buzzsprout, $12–$24/month).
This is where episodes live once you’re ready to publish.
Optional:
Professional cover art

I provide a clean placeholder cover image for free, which you could use indefinitely, or you could easily switch it out later if you have an in-house graphic designer. Or, you could use a freelancer to design one (Fiverr designers typically charge $50–$150).

Truthfully, beginners over-focus on microphones, cover art, and tech.

The real results come from strategy, structure, messaging, and smart positioning — not equipment.

Great question — and it’s important to understand the difference between podcast production and a strategic podcast launch.

I do not record episodes, publish episodes, or handle ongoing editing.
What I do is build the entire strategic foundation and launch system so you can record confidently and produce your podcast smoothly, with or without a team.

Here’s what’s included in your podcast launch:

✔ A Complete Strategic Structure for Your Podcast

You’ll know:

what your podcast is about

who it serves

why it exists

how it supports your business goals

This includes your show concept, episode flow, guest criteria, CTAs, positioning, and more.

✔ Done-for-you documents and scripts

You’ll get:

a script to read when recording

interview questions

a pre-interview checklist

a guest kit

outreach templates

a recording and scheduling workflow

Everything is designed to help you launch smoothly without guesswork.

✔ Guidance on guest sourcing

You are responsible for recording episodes and reaching out to guests.
But you won’t do it blindly.

I tell you:

exactly where to find relevant guests in your industry

how easy or difficult guest sourcing will be before we start

which guest-matching platforms to use

how to leverage your network

how to position your show so guests say yes

Some industries have an abundance of eager guests.
Others are more niche and require a different approach.
We discuss all of this in the free consultation so you know what to expect.

✔ Options beyond interview-style podcasts

Not every podcast needs guests.

We’ll explore:

solo episodes (faster to produce, excellent for authority building)

interview episodes (great for networking + relationships)

hybrid formats (often the best for business outcomes)

On your strategy call, I’ll help you choose the episode style that aligns best with your goals and capacity.

✔ Your responsibility becomes simple

Once your system is built, your role is to:
record → have meaningful conversations → hit publish.

Everything else is handled through the strategy, scripts, and workflows I create for you.

✔ 100% Money-Back Guarantee on the Strategy Call

If after the strategy call you don’t want to move forward — or you feel it wasn’t valuable — you’ll receive a full refund. No risk, no pressure.

I don't do editing or publishing myself, but I can connect you with editors who:

Edit episodes

Mix audio

Upload to your hosting platform

Handle show notes

Publish on schedule

You choose the editor that fits your budget and style.

Yes.
Most of my clients are very busy leaders, not audio engineers.
I handle:
All strategy

All positioning

All scripts

All systems

All workflows

All tech setup

All templates

Your team follows a simple, clear system.
You focus on high-impact conversations — not tech.

Yes — that’s the entire goal.
Your podcast will be designed to:
Position you as the trusted expert

Get you in the room with decision makers

Help your ideal clients get to know you

Build authority in your industry

Strengthen relationships

Create partnership opportunities

Support your sales pipeline organically

This is not a “hobby podcast.”
It’s a strategic business asset built for visibility, authority, and revenue results.

No — neither of these are required to launch a successful podcast.
From everything I’ve learned through launching my own podcast, working with founders, attending podcast conferences, taking courses from top podcasters, and studying industry best practices, intro music has little or no impact on whether your podcast attracts clients or listeners.
It’s simply not a lever that moves results.
If you want music later, you can add a royalty-free track or hire someone on Fiverr or Upwork for a simple custom intro — but it’s optional, and not something that’s necessary to invest in.
Cover art matters only in one specific way:
It needs to be clear, simple, and easy to read on a small screen.
That’s it.
The title of your show matters far more than the artwork — it’s what helps your ideal audience immediately recognize that the podcast is for them. I provide a clean, professional placeholder cover you can launch with, and we can refine the title so it’s compelling and aligned with your niche.
In short:
Focus on clarity, messaging, and value. Not music tracks or over-designed artwork. Those pieces have little or no discernible affect on ROI or audience enthusiasm. The important thing is your content.