Why every podcaster needs a clipping team (and how I'm building mine)
Most podcasters spend hours recording great conversations — then post the full episode and hope for the best.
The problem? Nobody's scrolling through a 90-minute episode on their For You page.
The clips are where the growth happens. A single 30-second moment from a conversation can pull more views than the full episode ever will. I've seen it happen over and over.
So instead of trying to clip everything myself (impossible), I'm building a team. Real editors who know how to find the moment, cut it tight, add captions, and post it where it matters — TikTok, X, YouTube Shorts, Reels.
If you're a short-form editor looking to build your portfolio and get paid for clips that perform, this is for you. Join the Laurence Whyte Podcast clipping campaign — it's free to join, and you get paid based on how your clips do.
The best clippers understand pacing, know what hooks people in, and can turn a conversation into content that stops the scroll. If that's you, let's work.
