B2B podcast post production
Podcast to Pipeline: Video Podcast Production for B2B Firms That Already Record
- Pilot episode $1,500, then month-to-month
- First cut in 5 working days or $500 off
- Refund if you wouldn't use it
Emerj · The Trajectory
Emerj · The Trajectory
Reviews
Rated 5.0 by clients.
Sound familiar?
You already record the show. The rest is where it stalls.
“The editing backlog is a real problem.”
“How do I know video drives pipeline, not just views?”
“A podcast editing service gives me a file, not a schedule.”
“Our partners hate being on camera.”
Proof
Real clients. Real episodes. Press play.
Producing The Trajectory for Emerj since 2023. 5 AI-leader interviews shown here.
Emerj · The Trajectory
TuMeke's external video department since 2022.
200+ videos produced for Brightwork. 3 interview episodes shown here.
120K subscribers and $390K of attributed revenue for Riley Coleman.
Riley Coleman
250K views at a 93% view rate for Lele Farley Productions.
70+ videos for Rhythm Monster's online music classes over 2+ years.
Rhythm Monster
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What you get
What your podcast production agency delivers every episode
Full video episode
Cut, levelled and cleaned, with intro and outro. Video and audio versions.
LinkedIn-ready clips
5 captioned vertical clips from the best moments.
Show notes and transcript
Clean text for search and repurposing.
Guest-ready assets
Thumbnails and lower thirds in your brand style.
Published for you
Titled, described and uploaded to YouTube and Spotify.
LinkedIn scheduling
Clips queued across the weeks after release.
Tracked links
So the report shows clicks per clip.
A written style brief
Names, terms and tone, approved before the first cut.
What a finished episode looks like
The full episode
Vertical clips, captioned
Thumbnail A/B
“This is an interview with Dr. Yoshua Bengio, Turing Award Winner and Scientific Director of the Montreal Institute for Learning Algorithms.”
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LinkedIn · scheduled
Every month
A one-page “what worked” report
How it works
How our podcast post-production works, from raw recording to published episode
1
Send a link to your show
2
Approve a one-page style brief
3
Upload your episode
4
Review once, then we publish
5
Read the report, then decide
Pricing
Podcast production pricing: three options, no lock-in
Pipeline-Ready Pilot
$1,500 one episode
- One episode (under 60 min raw), fully produced
- Full video and audio edit, intro/outro, lower thirds
- 5 vertical clips, thumbnails, transcript
- Published to YouTube and Spotify, clips scheduled on LinkedIn
- One-page style brief, approved first
- One revision round. Wouldn't use it? Full refund.
Core
$4,000 / month
- Everything in the Pilot, for each episode
- Dedicated producer who owns your schedule
- First cut in 5 working days or $500 off
- Monthly what-worked report with tracked clip links
- Written, async-first communication
- No minimum term
Custom
Let's talk
How we compare
Increditors vs. podcast agencies vs. subscription editors
Complex topics
Podcast production for VC, PE, consulting, legal and SaaS teams
- Pilot first. One full episode, refunded if you wouldn't use it.
- A one-page style brief. Names and terms to get right, clips you'd never post. You approve it first.
- A written QC standard. Your notes are logged in a shared doc every editor checks before each cut.
Emerj, The Trajectory
TuMeke
Questions
Podcast production questions, answered
How much does it cost to hire a podcast production agency?
What does professional podcast editing cost per episode?
Should we edit in-house or outsource podcast editing?
What does a B2B podcast producer actually do vs. an editor?
How is Increditors different from a full-service podcast agency?
Can you turn our video podcast into LinkedIn clips and shorts?
How long is turnaround per episode?
Do you work with regulated firms such as law, VC, PE and accounting?
Do we need to change how we record?
Do we need to be on camera?
I've never heard of you. What proof is there?
How do I know this drives pipeline, not just views?
Is there a minimum commitment?
Why a paid pilot instead of a free teaser cut?
What happens after the pilot, or if we don't like the first cut?
Where are you based, and how do we communicate?
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