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Posting random clips from your podcast isn’t a content strategy. Most podcasters think repurposing means chopping up random moments and hitting post. That’s why their clips flop. Because the secret isn’t just in cutting clips. It’s in knowing what to cut. At Podcutz, we don’t just trim your episodes—we curate them. We find the moments that: → Hook your audience in seconds → Provide insane value → Make viewers want to watch the full episode → So instead of random edits that go nowhere… → You get content that converts. We only have a few slots left this month → podcutz.co.uk

These two questions can change every sales conversation you have. 1. What budget have you thought about for solving [specific problem]? → This isn’t about pushing cost. It's about understanding their priorities. 2. Can you commit [X hours per week] right now? → Time is often their hidden hesitation. This question brings clarity. Here’s what happens:  They stop making excuses.  They start realising what they truly want. You’re helping them move past doubt. Want deeper connections with your audience?   Start asking better questions. By exploring topics like this lately—especially on podcasts—I’ve realised:  Great conversations are about uncover­ing what really matters. What’s one question you rely on for better sales or deeper connections?

You are doing everything to grow your podcast: - Recording great episodes - Sharing valuable insights - Showing up consistently But no matter how hard you try, the audience isn’t growing. The problem isn’t the content. It’s the small but critical mistakes that are holding you back. Maybe your posting schedule is all over the place Or your marketing isn’t reaching the right people Maybe the audio quality isn’t where it should be A podcast without audience interaction fades into the noise. And if you’re not tracking your performance, you are missing opportunities to improve. But the good news is that you can fix these roadblocks with simple steps: - Batch record multiple episodes in 1 go - Automate repetitive tasks like scheduling  - Outsource post-production to professionals - Invest in quality recording that reduces rework - Create a system for guest management to keep it organised Stop letting podcasting take over your schedule. Let us handle the editing and post-production so you can focus on creating amazing content. DM us to learn how we can help.

2 years ago, I was just a freelancer. 1 man. 1 laptop. Delivering project after project. I loved my craft, but I knew this wasn’t it. I had a bigger vision. Not just to serve clients but to build something that lasted. A company that created opportunities. A team that thrived. So, at the end of 2024, I made the leap. I teamed up with a fellow agency owner and brought Podcutz to life. But here’s what they don’t tell you about scaling: It’s not just more work. It’s becoming a leader. It meant letting go of “I’ll do it all myself” and building systems that scale. Systems to ensure consistency and speed. Systems to monitor projects seamlessly. Systems to keep clients coming back. And with growth came fear:  What if I made the wrong decision? What if it all collapsed? Instead of letting fears control my actions, I trust Allah. And I controlled what I could: My work, my attitude, and my ability to lead. Today, I’m leading a mission-driven company that helps clients succeed and take good care of the team. The biggest lesson? Leadership isn’t about power. It’s about service. As a leader, you’ll bear a lot. But you must carry yourself with integrity, kindness and a strong vision. Because success isn’t just about growth. It’s about building something that truly matters. __________________________________________________ Do you have a podcast that’s not growing? - Talk with us - podcutz.co.uk

A few years ago, blogging was the way to build a personal brand. Then came LinkedIn posts, Twitter threads, and newsletters. But now, the biggest untapped opportunity is podcasting. Yet most founders hesitate. → Isn’t it too much work? → Who’s going to listen to me? → What if I run out of things to say? What they don’t realise is that as your podcast grows, so does your brand. Unlike other mediums, a podcast doesn’t just attract an audience it builds trust. Listeners hear your voice, your tone, and your passion. They spend time with your ideas without distractions And the best part? It’s easier to monetise and market than a blog or video series. The podcast space isn’t saturated yet. Your competition probably isn’t even thinking about it. But in a few years, the ones who started early will own the conversation in their industry. So, what’s stopping you? If you’ve considered launching a podcast but don’t know where to start, let’s talk. I help founders turn their expertise into powerful personal brands one episode at a time. - podcutz.co.uk

Most people on LinkedIn know him as the AI guy. To me, he’s a friend and a mentor. 15 months ago, I started following Adam Biddlecombe on LinkedIn. I saw one of his videos. And pinged him for a collaboration. We also had a meet-up in Edinburgh. 1 year later, we are still collaborating on content. Adam & I don’t share the conventional “client” & service provider” relationship. Because over the last few months, he: - Helped me with my business sales - Got me connected with amazing people - Improved my business strategy by correcting my mistakes Last week I again had a chance to meet him in person in England. We played pool. Ate Lebanese food. Shared business insights. A random work collaboration turned into friendship. And that’s the best part about LinkedIn: Amazing people who give away for free. Connections turn into lifelong relationships. Working with brilliant minds sharing the same purpose. You are only one connection away from building your dream life. Show up online. Build in public. Network more. P.S: Have you ever met an online connection in real life?