Become a Voice of Brilliance
Podcast production and publishing made simple
Become a Voice of Brilliance with done-for-you podcast production, published for a year.
Become a Voice of Brilliance
with done-for-you podcast production, published for a year.
Our podcast production service handles everything, from planning to publishing, so you can focus on your voice, not the tech. We:
- Take care of all the setup, tech, editing, and publishing
- Host a conversation to position you as an expert
- Tailor the podcast to align with your brand, audience and budget
If you would like to discuss the details, book a free introductory call.
Anthony Perl
Anthony Perl
Anthony Perl began his career with a degree in broadcast journalism, launching into Sydney radio at 2UE during its heyday. There, he built the station’s largest audience and helped create a top-rating show from almost nothing. His communication skills later led him into both corporate and not-for-profit sectors, before his entrepreneurial drive sparked the creation of CommTogether.
Over time, Anthony was asked to host podcasts for others. But when he launched the Biz Bites Podcast in 2023, those enquiries increased. It became clear: people didn’t just need help with the technical side of podcast production, they needed guidance on how to position themselves as experts, and a way to get published without the overwhelm.
Anthony says he wants to change the world. “The best way to do that is by highlighting people who make difference and through great conversations make a real impact one person at a time.”
That belief led to the creation of Podcasts Done For You, a full-service podcast production company built to make people a Voice of Brilliance on their own show.
Why podcasting is right for you
Why podcasting is right for you
Let’s start by saying that if you are not an expert in your field, in other words, you don’t have a breadth of knowledge and relatable stories to share; then a podcast is not right for you. If your business is built around transactional sales or low-ticket products, podcasting can be a harder path. It’s a space best suited to thought leaders, advisors, coaches, or business owners who want to build connection, trust, and impact.
If you’re chasing a quick ROI with instant sales spikes, podcasting probably won’t deliver that. Instead, it’s about building long-term relationships with your audience and positioning yourself as the expert they seek out.
Podcasting suits particularly professional services based business leaders (owners and CEOs) who want to make a difference, share information and stories and change mindsets. You want to build your brand (whether personal or business) so you are seen as a Voice of Brilliance.
Ultimately, it is about positioning yourself as someone helping change the world
Avoid why podcasts often fail
Avoid why podcasts often fail
The first thing most people focus on when starting a podcast is the tech: which microphone to use, what software to record with, whether to go to a studio, how to edit, publish, and get music or voiceovers for intros.
But the truth is, those things aren’t what cause podcasts to fail.
What people don’t focus enough on is the actual recording itself.
- How do you manage to make yourself an expert on your own show?
- What do you talk about?
- How do you engage your audience?
It can be daunting, but it does not need to be.
You don’t have to waste hours that turn into days learning what and how to use various equipment and software.
The reality is, trying to master podcast production on your own takes time away from your real strength, your insight and expertise.
Everything technical can be handled for you, even the flow of conversation, so you can show up as the expert on your show, and become a Voice of Brilliance.
You are thinking about having a podcast because you believe more people should know the great value you bring through your insights, knowledge and experiences. That should be the sole focus for you, and let someone else take care of all the rest.
Book a free introductory call if you want to make podcasting work for you, without the overwhelm.
Become a Voice of Brilliance
Become a Voice of Brilliance
Production
Done-for-you podcast production. From equipment setup to recording, editing, and post-production.
Credibility
Position yourself as a trusted expert and thought leader with every episode.
Publishing
So it goes live on multiple platforms, and you have shorts to run on social media
Want to be recognised as a ‘Thought Leader’ in your field?
Arrange a time to discuss how our done-for-you podcast production can help you become a Voice of Brilliance.
Some of our catalogue of podcasts
Some of our catalogue of podcasts
My podcasts
My podcasts
What makes podcasts successful is building relationships with your audience. I would love to build a relationship with you so your podcast will see you realise the success you deserve.
Our FAQs
Our FAQs
Podcasts allow you to stand out from the crowd (very few current and consistently produced podcasts) and build credibility. If you want to build your business or your personal brand, it is a fantastic medium. Podcasts also give you easy-to-produce content for social media, newsletters, emails, and websites and provide value in educating even your existing clients. If you want to be seen as a Thought Leader, a podcast is a must. If you are a business owner in the professional services or management consultant space (from technology to financial to coaching, HR and business leadership) or in the medical or complementary medicine space, then a podcast is worth considering. Book a meeting, and let’s talk it through.
No. The best estimates are there are less than 250,000 active business podcasts worldwide. There are more than 500 million podcast listeners each month. At the same time, there are 1.1 billion websites. If you want to stand out, podcasts are an excellent avenue for people to get to know you efficiently.
Yes, we can facilitate all these options.
By sharing your insights, expertise, and stories, you can build an audience beyond those in your inner circle, like your existing team. The more consistently you share the real you by speaking directly to your audience, the more people value and seek you out.
There are plenty of people who go it alone. There is much to learn and much to maintain. Most people run out of puff quickly. You must also remember that you are doing a podcast to build your credibility rather than becoming a tech expert, being an interviewer, editing and publishing. You can do many things in business yourself, but you know an expert who is passionate about that area is always a better use of your time and money; they bring better results. Focus on what you do best; just be the expert in the area or your passion.
To be a Thought Leader, you must reach beyond your inner circle. You need to give your ‘thoughts’ to a broader audience consistently. There is no better way than having a conversation on your podcast so people listen and absorb your insights. People do business with people who can demonstrate they are relatable and assist with their challenges.
By allowing a broader audience to understand more of your value proposition and why you stand out, you attract more ideal people towards you and your business. You can use your podcast in many ways beyond simply publishing it. You are educating even your existing audience and making something easily sharable with their networks. It can open doors otherwise closed to you, creating new opportunities. Talk to us about your business and the techniques that will best suit you. Together, we can build a podcast to engage and attract more people so your business grows.
It depends on what you are trying to achieve. A podcast is about building a longer-term relationship with people, whether those you already know or new people. Downloads are not a measure of success. For a more detailed response, check our free e-book guide, “5 Secrets
People Don’t Tell You About Becoming A Successful Podcaster”.
No. While it is nice if you have access, it is an overspend, returning little value. Even those who watch a podcast are not expecting a TV studio. The majority only listen, and you can achieve great sound from your home or office. When you have guests on the show, many will be unable to come to your local studio anyway, so you have more flexibility in recording online.
No. The majority of people listen to podcasts while they are doing other things. Even those who watch a podcast on YouTube do so for very little time before moving to view something else while continuing to listen. Video is useful for creating shorter clips for use on social media. Video is more expensive to edit. While it is great if you can afford the investment, it is not critical.
Remember you are starting a podcast to be seen as an expert in your area. The role of a co-host is to make sure you are seen as the expert at all times. They worry about the timing, production notes, quality of the record and keeping the conversation moving.
A professional co-host is an expert in leading a conversation making you, a guest, feel comfortable. Many podcasters make the mistake of ‘interviewing’ someone with pre-thought-out questions and not listening to what is being said. When you are leading a conversation, that
should be your primary role. If you want to be seen as a go-to person and not just a supporter of the guest, you need a professional co-host to keep things balanced.
The answer is no unless it is professionally produced and/or you have an excellent open relationship with the person. Too often, these podcasts fall over because one person is dominating. Even if you want to have two of you as the regular experts on a podcast, consider
the additional value of a professional co-host to keep things balanced. It’s a formula used successfully in radio for many years.
Yes. The great thing about working online is that the world is open. We have clients in the UK, Europe, USA, Asia and Australia. Book a time or email us using the details in the footer; let’s discuss making a podcast happen for you, wherever you are in the world.
