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Podcast Host Booking Brings Guided Episode Planning to MarketScale Studio

MarketScale Studio now allows teams to book a podcast host directly within the platform and use Podcast Coach to plan episodes around their business expertise and audience interests. The feature combines host selection, guided episode planning with AI-driven coaching, and brand alignment to turn team knowledge into on-brand expert-led content.

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Key takeaways

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Book a podcast host in MarketScale and develop an episode plan with AI-driven Podcast Coach that leverages Brand Brain and visibility data

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Podcast Coach helps shape episode angles, questions, and takeaways without requiring a finished brief, using audience insights and brand guidelines

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Podcast Host joins MarketScale's existing on-site video production worldwide and Dallas Studios sessions within the same booking experience

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Your team has expertise worth sharing. Turning that expertise into a focused, engaging podcast starts with the right host and a thoughtful plan.

MarketScale Studio now lets teams book a podcast host directly in MarketScale. Choose from available hosts, select a session type, and prepare the conversation with Podcast Coach, which uses your Brand Brain and AI visibility data to shape an episode around your business and audience.

MarketScale already supports on-site video production worldwide and sessions at the MarketScale Studios in Dallas. Podcast Host adds another way to create expert-led content within the same booking experience.

Find a host for your conversation

Start in Bookings and choose Podcast Host. Explore available hosts, review each session option, and find a time that works for your team. Whether you want to discuss an industry trend, share an executive perspective, or explore a customer story, this is the starting point for building a conversation around your expertise.

Develop the idea with Podcast Coach

You do not need a finished brief to get started. Bring a topic to Podcast Coach or ask for episode ideas. Share who will be joining, who you want to reach, and what you want the audience to take away.

For example, a B2B marketing team might explore how AI can turn expert interviews into useful content while preserving the speaker’s perspective. That starting point gives the coach a direction to develop into an episode plan.

Ground the episode in your business

A useful podcast should reflect your brand and address questions that matter to your audience. Podcast Coach uses your Brand Brain and AI visibility data to help create a data-driven, on-brand episode layout aligned with your compliance guidelines.

The result is a plan you can review and refine, with an episode angle, questions, and takeaways to guide the conversation. That context helps connect the topic to your brand voice, audience interests, and content goals.

Refine the plan before requesting your session

Review the proposed direction and ask for changes. You might tighten the focus, make the discussion more educational, or adjust the questions to better suit your guest. Review the plan for accuracy, brand fit, and applicable compliance requirements before moving forward.

When the plan feels right, request the session. Your selected time is held while the host confirms.

See Podcast Host Booking in action

Watch the guided tour below, then start planning your next conversation in MarketScale Studio.

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