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For business-book authors

Business book marketing that builds your pipeline

For founders, executives and consultants, a business book is rarely about royalties. Business book marketing should put your thinking in front of the clients, employers and event organisers who will act on it. Podcasts do that better than almost any other channel.
  • Pay per confirmed interview
  • You approve every show
  • No long contracts

The short answer

Why are podcasts the best business book marketing channel?

Business podcasts are where your buyers already learn: managers on their commute, founders between meetings, HR leaders on a walk. A 40-minute conversation lets them hear how you think, which is exactly what a prospective client or employer wants to know.

One good interview can sell books, start a sales conversation and lead to a speaking invitation. We plan every tour with those outcomes in mind, not just downloads.

Launch Tour board
Live · Sample

40

Researched

26

Pitched

7

Confirmed

3

Aired

Leadership show · weekly

Audience: HR & people leaders

PitchedMar 4

Founder interview show

Audience: Seed–Series A founders

RepliedFeb 18

Management podcast

Audience: First-time managers

ConfirmedMar 11

Careers & work show

Audience: Mid-career professionals

RecordedMar 19

“One interview. A reader, a client, a stage.

What we do

What we do for business authors

  1. Shows your buyers listen to

    Industry, leadership and functional podcasts matched to your ideal client, not just general business shows.

  2. Pitches built on your expertise

    Angles drawn from your book and your work, so hosts see a useful expert, not a book promo.

  3. Speaking-friendly positioning

    Talking points that double as keynote topics, so interviews feed your speaking pipeline.

  4. Clear calls to action

    A simple next step for listeners: the book, a free resource, or your consulting page.

  5. Interview prep

    A one-page brief before every recording so you're sharp and on message.

  6. Fits a busy calendar

    We batch interviews into the slots you give us and handle every invite.

40

shows researched for a typical tour

12 wks

before launch we start pitching

6 wks

after launch we keep going

1

prep brief before every recording

Included

Typical business book topics we book

  • 01Leadership and management
  • 02Entrepreneurship and startups
  • 03Sales and marketing
  • 04Careers and the future of work
  • 05Finance and investing
  • 06Productivity and decision-making
  • 07Technology and AI in business
  • 08Culture, HR and people operations

Inside the interview

This is what you're booking

Unhurried, on-topic conversations with hosts whose listeners already care about your subject.

Recording · Sample

Host

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Still deciding?

A free 20-minute call. We'll tell you honestly whether podcasts fit your book.

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01How should I market a business book?

Start with the outcome you want (clients, speaking, authority or sales), then pick channels your target readers trust. For most business authors that means podcasts, bylined articles in industry publications, a newsletter and speaking, timed around launch.

02Can you work with my company's PR team?

Yes. We focus on podcasts and coordinate with your PR or marketing team so messages and timing line up.

03Do you book executives who aren't publishing a book?

Our service is built around books, but if you have a book coming within the next year we can start building your podcast presence now.

Your turn at the mic

Turn your business book into conversations that matter

Book a call and tell us who you want to reach. We'll show you the kinds of shows they listen to.

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