Mindstream

Mindstream is really a Valuable company based on providing information about AI.
We are working with them and handling all of design and video work.

Head of Video and Design

LinkedIn

I am Working with Creators on LinkedIn and Now Expanding it.

Senior Video Editor

Instagram

Also Working with Instagram Professional Creators and with many Podcasts Owners.

On a mission to make Top Videos for 100 Entrepreneurs!

I am on a Mission to Transform Video Presence of 100 CEOs / Founders / Brands and Businesses.

5 Completed, 95 to go!

You can be the next one!

We will make a unique style for your videos that matches your Brand!

We have Already worked with big Accounts like!

Adam Biddlecombe
Nausheen I Chen.
Alex Pachan

and so much coming more!

Join us on our Mission!

DM "Transform" to get Started!

The #1 reason your podcast still feels basic?

It’s not your mic.
Not your camera.
Not your studio.

It’s the edit.

You’re leaking brand trust with every poorly cut clip and awkward pause.

Here’s what we found after working with 10+ business podcasts:

→ No branded intro = No identity
→ Captions aren’t aligned = Feels DIY
→ Random clips = No strategy
→ Long silences = Lost attention

Premium doesn’t mean expensive.

It means intentional.

Every second of your podcast should look like it belongs to your brand.

Here’s our 4-part checklist:
✔️ Branded intro (logo + music + timing)
✔️ Clean, readable captions in your colors
✔️ Zero dead space — every second counts
✔️ Only strong, strategic moments make the cut

When the edit feels like your brand,
your audience treats you differently.

And it works, even without a fancy studio.

📌 Fix your edit. Your podcast will thank you.

Noman Akram 

Helping brands turn podcasts into high-converting content that fuels brand growth.

Day 1: Clueless.
Day 150: Confident.

In between?
Miss. Try. Rebuild. Miss again.

Over the last 6 months:
→ We’ve crafted over 900+ minutes of podcast content
→ Created more than 350+ assets for founders and studios
→ Our Work Reached millions of people across Social Platforms
→ Iterated on strategy, editing systems, and growth engines 

But let me be honest:
It didn’t feel like progress every day.

This golf video shows what real growth looks like.

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Grow your Podcast - https://lnkd.in/d9HNFWsM

Saying No doesn’t shrink your business.

Sometimes, it’s what makes it thrive.

Every service provider hits this moment:

Where you realise that not every client is your client.

Not because they are bad.

But because they want something you don’t do. 

They want fast when you care about depth.
They want volume when you’re focused on meaning.

They want done-for-them, when you build done-with-intention.

I’ve learned to listen for those signals early.

Because filtering your audience doesn’t repel opportunity it reveals it.

It brings the right people closer:

The ones who respect your process.

Who value your craft.

Who make the work feel energizing, not draining.

When both sides are aligned:

Message, Mindset, mission, work?
It flows.

If it doesn’t, it’s a red flag, not a rite of passage.

So yes, we filter.
And no, we don’t regret it.

Not every client is a fit.
And that’s not a loss.

It’s leadership.

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A few weeks ago, I sat on a pitch meeting with a podcast host.

Both the founder and his content lead had a vision.

“Let’s create something the audience will love, something super shareable”

“Sure, but what does the brand need from this?” I asked.

He blinked and said something about visibility.

“Okay, but what kind of visibility? Are we trying to build trust? Drive leads? Or establish authority in a niche?”

That’s when it clicked.

They were building for the consumer.
Not the customer.

Here’s the difference:
The consumer is the one who binge-watches the show.
The customer is the one who pays for the show to exist.

Most people chase trends and storytelling, and they get attention. But forget the business behind the mic.

Or they do the opposite. Turn the podcast into a branded lecture with no soul and no audience retention.

The result: A podcast no one listens to and no company wants to keep funding.

Smart content teams avoid this by asking two questions before hitting record:
1/ What does the brand need from this show?
2/ What would make someone want to listen?

Great podcasts don’t choose between consumer and customer.
They serve both.

That’s what makes them binge-worthy and bottom-line-worthy.

I’ve shown up to over 5+ marketing events this year…

But none shifted my perspective on branding quite like this one.

Yesterday, I attended “Shape and Promote your Brand”, by Andrew Dobbie and Gregor Hollerin, and it left me thinking deeply about what brand means.

Here’s what stuck the most:

→ Brand is a belief system
It’s not about looking good, it’s about standing for something.
The strongest brands reflect values people want to be part of.

→ Story is the spark
Your story isn’t just what you tell; it’s how you make people feel.
It’s what carries your belief into the world.

→ Creativity is the unlock
A clear message told in a fresh, human way builds trust faster than any funnel.
The real value isn’t just in the room.

It’s what you take back & apply.

And this meetup was a reminder for me to keep building from the inside out.
To root my content, brand, and message in belief, not just strategy.

More thoughts soon. 

For now: back to building!

Most of our best clients didn’t come from ads or cold outreach.
 
They came from referrals.

People who experienced our work and said to their friends:
“You should talk to them”

What led to that trust?
It’s simple, really.

→ We treat our clients’ business like our own.
→ We obsess over quality.
→ We communicate clearly and often.
→ We don’t disappear after the invoice is paid.
→ And we don’t cut corners even when no one’s looking.

That’s the thing about service businesses:

People won’t refer you just because you deliver.

They refer you when they feel safe putting their name next to yours.

Because in a world full of freelancers and agencies, trust is the real differentiator.

And trust is earned:
Project by project, call by call, deadline by deadline.

If you are in the game for the long haul, make sure to nail two elements:

1 → Do excellent work.
2 → Be the kind of partner you would want to hire.

Your reputation itself is your marketing.

P.S. - You like Dean Village behind me?
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Thinking of growing your podcast - https://lnkd.in/d9HNFWsM

Two years ago, I was editing everything.

Shorts, VSLs, talking heads, you name it.

But podcasts pulled me in,
Because that’s where real insights live.

Where people think out loud and drop the script.

That’s why I niched down.

Not because I had to, but because I wanted to.

There’s a different kind of joy when you:
Don’t just create clips & create change.

Create content that teaches, earns trust, and builds a real connection.

Now I help coaches, marketing consultants, and founders turn their podcast content into assets that grow audience and business.

I also support studios and production houses that want to offer more than edits, who want to offer impact.

Somewhere along the way, I spotted a loop in the market: 

So many great conversations… lost in mediocre edits.

Fixing that became my thing.

I’m having fun with it.

I’m learning through it.

And, it’s the most rewarding work I’ve done.

Because when you care about the message, the medium becomes your craft.

And showing up daily?

Feels like second nature.
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I’m Noman, and if you’re someone building a podcast that deserves clarity, not just clips. I’d love to help. - https://lnkd.in/d9HNFWsM

Nothing goes right the first time.
Especially when you’re dragging 33 kg suitcases across a 9-hour bus ride with a start-up idea in your head.

To celebrate one year of The Braw Tech Podcast 🎙️, we at Podcutz gifted something special:

A brand new trailer for their anniversary episode featuring Janani Prabhakaran, founder of Unbaggaged.

From bombing her first pitch in front of 300 people, to launching two weeks before COVID, to now expanding in London, her story is raw, real, and full of lessons.

At Podcutz, this is the kind of content we live to produce.

We help founders and standout hosts pull the most powerful moments from their podcasts and turn them into content that hooks and holds attention.

Cliffhangers, storytelling, and sharp edits- these are the tools we use to help every voice hit deeper.

Because your audience doesn’t need more noise.
They need stories they can feel.

Big shoutout to Amy for creating a show that celebrates Scottish founders with heart, grit, and humour.

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DM, if you are ready to turn your episodes into content that turns heads.
Would love to help you craft your own standout moment!

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