Work with us

One conversation. A month of marketing.

We plan, record and edit your podcast, then turn every episode into clips, posts and articles that keep working for weeks. You bring the expertise. We do the rest.

What you get

What one episode can become

Most businesses record something good and post it once. We plan every episode so it feeds your marketing for a month.

1

full episode, edited and published to Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube

5–10

short, captioned clips for LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts

3+

written pieces from the transcript: LinkedIn posts, an article and a newsletter

4

weeks of planned posts, so the episode keeps working long after launch day

What’s included depends on your package. Everything above is available, and we’ll recommend the mix that suits your goals.

How it works

Five steps, and very little of your time

  1. Planning callWe agree what the podcast is for (awareness, trust, leads or a launch), who it’s for and who to invite.
  2. We prepareWe draft the episode outline and questions, brief your guests and sort the logistics.
  3. RecordAt our London studio, at your office or remotely. You just turn up and talk.
  4. We produceEditing, sound, show notes, clips and written posts, sent to you to approve.
  5. Launch and four weeks of contentThe episode goes live everywhere, with clips and posts scheduled across the month.

Your time per episode

About 3 hours

  • 30 minutes on the planning call
  • Up to 90 minutes recording
  • About an hour reviewing the edit, clips and posts

Everything else is on us.

Our work

Podcasts that do a job for the business

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Cybersecurity · Founder series

Arco Cyber

A founder podcast series that put the team, the product and the company story in front of the right people on LinkedIn, in the run-up to the company being acquired. Most of it was recorded in a room at the founder’s house.

Result: a visible, human founder story on LinkedIn while the company was preparing for acquisition.

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Video games · Publishing

Video game publishers

We have marketing experience in the video games industry, so we know how launches, communities and release schedules work. A podcast gives publishers a home for developer interviews, behind-the-scenes stories and launch build-up, with every episode cut into clips for your channels.

Ideal for: launch campaigns, developer diaries, community updates and studio culture.

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Tech · Ongoing season

The Dokkcast for Udokk

An ongoing podcast season for Udokk, filmed and recorded at our London studio and on location at their office, and published on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube.

Result: 14 episodes and counting, each published with its own episode page and social clips.

Prices

Start small, then scale up

Best first step

Pilot episode

from £750

One episode to test the waters before committing to a series.

  • Planning call
  • Recording session of up to 90 minutes
  • Audio and video edit
  • Show notes
  • Three social clips
Talk to Peter about a pilot

Monthly packages

Tailored

A set number of episodes each month, with the clips and campaign assets to match your plans.

  • Regular episodes
  • Clips and written posts every month
  • Ongoing, consistent support
Plan a monthly package

Already have a podcast or webinar? Our clip packs start from £195 per episode. All prices are guidelines, and we’re happy to be flexible. See all services and prices.

Questions

The things people ask before they start

Anything else, ask Peter on the call.

We’re busy. How much of our time will this take?

Very little. You join a planning call, turn up to record and approve the edit. We handle the preparation, production, clips and posts. See the time breakdown above.

What if we run out of things to say?

Most podcasts stall around episode three because nobody planned beyond the first few ideas. We plan each episode around a goal, keep a running list of topics and help you line up guests, such as partners, customers and experts from your own network, so the show keeps going.

How will we know it’s working?

We agree a few simple measures at the start, such as listens, clip views and clicks to a landing page or booking form, and check them as the episodes go out. We’d recommend giving a podcast at least six months before judging it.

We don’t have a studio. Where do we record?

At our Great Portland Street Studio in London, at your office or venue with our mobile kit, or remotely with guests joining from a browser link. Many good episodes are recorded in an ordinary meeting room.

Who would we even invite?

Usually more people than you think: partners, customers, suppliers, people in your industry you admire, and your own team. We help you build the guest list in the planning call.

Is a podcast really worth it for a business our size?

If it’s just an episode posted once, probably not. Planned properly, one recording gives you a month of clips, posts and articles, so you’re paying for a content engine rather than a single piece. That’s the difference we focus on.

Peter, MBMS Podcast Studio

Your next step

Talk to Peter

Peter looks after new clients at MBMS Podcast Studio. He’ll help you work out what a podcast could do for your business, which format suits you and how to get the most from every episode.

Send Peter a message and he’ll come back to you with a format and a clear price. No pressure, and no jargon.

Prefer to talk? Book a call.