What you walk away with
You came here to find out what being a guest on a SaaS podcast is worth. You get a recorded conversation, and then you get the things that outlast it: a
finished article written for your own website, quote images, short clips, and a private page holding
all of it. Most podcast appearances give you an audio file and a thank-you. This one is built to put
something on your domain.
Here is the whole list, so you can decide before you book.
- An article written for your site. Not a transcript dump — an edited,
readable version of the conversation, usually around 4,000 words, with your own links in it. It
arrives as a document you can paste straight into your CMS. - A guest portal. Everything from your episode on one page: the article, the
images, the clips, the episode links. Yours to keep. - Quote cards. Brand-designed images pulled from the things you actually said.
- Short vertical clips cut for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
- A newsletter feature. 2,095 subscribers at a 37.8% average open rate.
That is a real number from the dashboard rather than a rounded-up one, and the open rate matters
more than the list size. - Links from the network. Show notes, the episode page, and relevant posts across
the other Unscripted sites point back at you.
The one thing I ask
Publish the article on your own website after your episode goes live.
That is the entire deal. I write it, you publish it under your name on your domain. It is worth
being blunt about why: a guest appearance that lives only on my site is a nice afternoon. The same
conversation published on your site becomes a page you own, that ranks for your name, that I can
point traffic and links at. One of those keeps working for you. The other does not.
If you would rather not publish anything, that is a fine answer — it just means this
particular trade is not for you, and I would rather you know that now than after we record.
Who this show is for
- Founders — bootstrapped, funded, or somewhere awkwardly in between
- Product, growth and marketing leads who own a number
- Solo builders shipping something real
- People who have sold, wound down or pivoted a product and will say what happened
MRR is not the entry fee. The episodes that land are the ones where somebody explains a decision they got wrong and what it cost.
What recording is actually like
Forty-five minutes to an hour, on Riverside, video and audio. No pre-approved questions and no
script — I have recorded 271 of these and the good ones always come from following a
real answer somewhere I did not plan to go. You do not need talking points. You need to have done the
thing we are talking about.
You will get the raw recording too, if you want it.
Book it
Pick a time that works. Once you book you are in — I handle the editing, the show notes, the
clips and the article.
Also in the network: Unscripted SEO, Unscripted Small Business and Unscripted Green & Non-Profits.