490+ Episodes. Weekly, Without Fail.

The Challenge

Michael Zipursky built Consulting Success into the leading education company for independent consultants, and the podcast is its front door: 490+ episodes of interviews with consultants who've built real practices. A show like that lives or dies on cadence — the audience expects it weekly, and every guest expects a professional experience from booking to publish day.

For the Consulting Success team, production couldn't be the bottleneck — or the thing that ate the team's week. They needed a partner who could own the entire back end: edit every interview to a consistent standard, draft the show notes, keep the feed and distribution plumbing healthy, and make every guest's episode something they're proud to share with their own network.

The Solution

Podigy runs the show's full production line, with the same dedicated editor on every episode.

• ✓ Every interview edited to the show's house standard — same editor, every week
• ✓ Show notes drafted for every episode, ready for the team's review
• ✓ Feed, hosting, and YouTube distribution plumbing monitored and maintained
• ✓ A guest experience polished enough that guests write in to say so
• ✓ Direct line to the team — questions answered same-day, not same-sprint

The Guest Is the Audience

On an interview show for consultants, every guest is also a potential client, referrer, and amplifier. Podigy treats each episode as that guest's showcase — which is why guests forward thank-you notes after their episodes go live.

Cadence Is the Product

Nearly 500 episodes don't happen with a production process that has good weeks and bad weeks. A dedicated editor and a fixed weekly pipeline mean the show's reliability is structural, not heroic.

Boring Things, Done Well

Feed health, hosting, YouTube settings, distribution checks — the invisible plumbing that breaks most shows quietly. Podigy watches it so the Consulting Success team never has to think about it.