B2B podcast resources. What we learned on our own shows.
B2B podcast resources from the shows we produce: guides on guests, SEO and video, comparisons of tools and agencies, and straight answers to the questions we get most.
Free PDFs
- Free kit · PDF · 9 pages
Guest prep kit
The invitation, the guest release, the briefing and 15 interview questions. One PDF to copy from.Get the free PDF - Free white paper · PDF · 17 pages
Give the mic to your prospects
A white paper on inviting your prospects as podcast guests. With the numbers from 62 hotels: 28 became customers.Get the free PDF
Guides
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Podcast SEO. How episodes get found in Google and AI answers.
Why an episode page alone rarely gets found, and what does.
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Podcast guests. How to find, invite and prepare them.
Who to invite, an invitation to copy, and what to send before the recording.
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How to promote a podcast without a marketing team.
Clips, guest kits, the episode page and a newsletter: the week after every episode.
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Video podcast for business. People buy from a face.
Why a B2B show needs faces, the setup we ask for, and what we deliver from one recording.
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Podcast production. From raw file to published.
What happens between the raw file and a published episode, what AI does and what our producer checks.
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Podcast show notes. A template and a real example.
What to write, a template to copy, and a real episode page.
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How to start a YouTube podcast for your business.
The playlist YouTube calls a podcast, and everything around it.
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Remote podcast recording. The setup we ask every guest for.
Separate tracks, headphones, light: the checklist we send every guest.
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Podcast formats for B2B. Interview, roundtable or solo.
Interview, roundtable or solo, with real series as examples and the time each takes.
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Branded podcast. What it is, what it costs, three examples.
What it is, what it costs a month, and three ways B2B companies run one.
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Descript vs Riverside for a business podcast.
What each one records and edits, what it costs, and the part neither does.
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Podcast intro examples from seven B2B series.
Seven real series intros, 6 to 13 seconds each, and a spoken intro to copy.
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How long should a podcast be? 131 episodes measured.
131 episodes of one show, measured: median 38 minutes, and what sets the length.
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Podcast interview questions for B2B guests.
A list to copy, grouped by part of the conversation, and what makes a question work.
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Start a podcast with no audience. In B2B, your guests are the audience.
In B2B your guests are the audience. How a show with no audience grew to 82% of guests sharing.
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Podcast for sales. Invite your prospects as guests.
Invite the prospects who never answer a cold call. What came of it for 62 hotels, and how to follow up without a pitch.
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Compare
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How much does a podcast cost? Software, an agency, or us.
How much does a podcast cost? AI software from $29 plus your hours, agencies $2,100 to $10,000 a month, or $399 at launch, then $699. Checked October 2026.
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Give the Mic vs Riverside AI agents. A Riverside alternative that does the work.
Looking for a Riverside alternative? Riverside AI agents vs Give the Mic: what each one does, what you still do yourself and what it costs. Checked 28 Oct 2026.
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Give the Mic vs DIY AI podcast tools. The software is cheap. Your hours aren't.
Give the Mic vs DIY AI podcast tools like Descript, OpusClip and Castmagic: the software bill, the hours you still spend, and what no tool makes.
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Give the Mic vs B2B podcast agencies. Same craft, a different deal.
Give the Mic vs B2B podcast agencies like Fame, ThePod.fm and Caspian: published prices, what's included, guarantees and where they win. October 2026.
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Give the Mic vs a freelance podcast editor. One edits. One makes the show.
Give the Mic vs a freelance podcast editor: Upwork rates of $200 to $500 an episode, what a freelancer leaves to you, and when one is the better choice.
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Questions
The raw recording. That’s it. Coach, our Coaching Agent, preps you for each guest and gives you feedback after the recording. If you want, Booker finds and invites the guests too.
Within 72 hours of your recording reaching us: the edited episode, the clips, the guest kit and the pages, checked by a producer. If an episode is late, you don’t pay for that month.
No. A good microphone and Riverside or Zoom is enough.
No. The flow is AI, the taste is human: our QA agent checks every cut and caption, and a producer signs off every episode before it goes out.
Yes: the name and format, the cover, the intro and outro, the recording setup, the site and the first guest list. See Start a podcast.
One show is $399 a month at our launch price for the first 10 clients, locked for 12 months; after that it is $699. It covers every agent except Booker. Your episodes are unlimited, on a yearly plan or on a monthly plan with a three-month minimum. Lead engine, where Booker invites and handles up to four guests a month, is $299 a month on top. Starting a show from scratch is $990 once. Your first episode is free, to see first.
YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and your own site.
Let us do one episode for free. Then you know what you get.
Send us your next raw recording. Within 72 hours you get the edited episode, the clips, a kit for your guest and the episode page. Keep it all, even if you never pay us.
Prefer email? hello@givethemic.com