Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each episode take?
Each episode is no longer than 30 mins (after editing). For the purposes of recording, please reserve 45 – 60 minutes.
What topics and questions are covered?
Topics and questions are prepared by our team in advance. Questions are formulated based on the guest profile, their company and any other preferences discussed upfront.
How do you record?
We schedule each recording via Zoom based on agreed upon date/time.
Who is the Host / Interviewer?
We have a team of experts in certain fields. You can see “About Us” section to get an idea. Host / Interviewer is assigned based on the Guest profile/industry/subject matter expertise.
Can I review the recording before it is published?
Each edited recording is made available to the guest 3 – 4 days after the recording. Once approved, only then it is published.
Who is your audience?
Please visit our “About Us” page which describes our audience profile.
Where do you promote each episode?
Each episode is published on Google Podcasts, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. We promote each episode on our YouTube Channel and on LinkedIn. We send each episode with our weekly email campaign which has 30K+ subscribers.
Tips for Best Quality Recording.
- Record in a quiet space that does not have a lot of echo, background noise, or even white noise. Avoid spaces with office chatter, traffic, barking dogs, and air conditioners.
- When joining Zoom, a phone headset or EarPods will be sufficient. A “real” microphone is preferred, though not required. Avoid using a speaker.
- Have a glass of water nearby. You will be doing most of the talking.
- Avoid lengthy responses. Focus on getting straight to the point and provide supporting examples or a case study. The best episodes are no longer than 30 minutes long (remember: it is hard for anyone to listen to a single person speak for more than that).
- Engage in a conversation with your Host, rather than just jumping straight to answering the question. It should flow naturally. Use fillers such as “this is a great question and I provide an example from personal experience” etc.
