● Filed · Bepop (agency partner) — entrepreneur's podcast · case file 3.13
Nine episodes, curated, booked and shipped
Headed a nine-episode podcast end to end for an entrepreneur, delivered white-label through Bepop, another agency.
Overview
Headed a nine-episode podcast end to end for an entrepreneur, delivered white-label through Bepop, another agency.
My role
Project lead & content curation
Timeline
9 episodes
Filed
● Impact overview
- 9Episodes produced and published
- Joint CommissionerTraffic Police, Bengaluru — booked
- White-labelDelivered through a partner agency
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Situation
An entrepreneur wanted a podcast. The work came to us through Bepop, another agency, and was delivered under their name — they have since shut down. The client is not named here for the same reason: white-label work belongs to whoever put their badge on it.
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Action
I headed the project: what the show was about, which episodes were worth making, who was worth having on it, the outreach to get them there, and the run through to each episode being published. Nine episodes.
The guest list included the Joint Commissioner of Traffic Police, Bengaluru. Booking a serving senior police officer onto an entrepreneur's podcast is not a content problem — it is an access and credibility problem, and it is the part of this entry I would point at.
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