Make every podcast guest appearance count
Hosts, producers and clients check you before they reply, and what they find is scattered across other people's shows. MeMyself.fyi puts every appearance on one record on your own domain, so Google and AI describe you the way you would.
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Your appearances are the proof, and nobody is keeping them
An episode is a dated, third party page that names you and vouches for you. Spread across a dozen shows, with a dozen different bios, those pages do far less than they should.
Your name
Every show describes you differently
Each host writes a bio from whatever they found, so your title, your company and the spelling of your name vary from show to show. Search then has several versions of you to choose from.
Your links
The links point everywhere but to you
Show notes link to your company site, a profile or nothing at all. None of them gives Google one page that says who you are and ties the appearances together.
Your history
Appearances vanish in a week
The episode drops, you share it, and a few weeks later nobody can find a list of where you have been heard. The work was real and the record is missing.
What your record does for you
One page you own, built so a host, Google and an AI assistant all reach the same answer.
A host's easiest yes
Hosts check who they are about to book. A page with your topics, your intro and your recent appearances answers every question they have before they ask it.
Every appearance on the record
Each episode is logged with the show, the date and the topic, and links to the episode itself, so the list grows with every show you do.
AI tells your story your way
When someone asks Google or an assistant about you, the answer draws on a record that is consistent and sourced, and that credits you.
One link for show notes
Give every host the same address to put in the notes, one that confirms who you are and is not a company page or a feed.
Thirty days, three steps, one interview
The first step does most of the work, and it is the one you will enjoy.
The interview
A recorded conversation, published as a real podcast episode. It becomes your first appearance on your own record, and the questions are built to draw out what is not online about you yet.
Your record, confirmed
We turn the interview, your bio and your links into a fact set you approve line by line, add your past appearances, and make every profile you own agree with it.
Live, with a before and after
Your site is live on your own domain with a media kit, and you can see how AI assistants described you on day one next to how they describe you now.
A record gets you booked, it does not book you
The Foundation makes you easy to say yes to and easy to find, but it does not pitch shows for you. Authority, by application, adds podcast guest opportunities, interviews and PR on top of Evolve. And a knowledge panel is a result Google decides, so we build what it is made from and never promise it. The Claim your Google Knowledge Panel course, included with every plan, shows you how to claim one when it appears.
Plans
One Foundation to build the record, then Evolve to keep adding appearances, or take the files and run it yourself.
Foundation
Build the record.
- A recorded interview, published as an episode
- Your record, with your past appearances, every fact confirmed by you
- A site on your own domain with a media kit
- A consistency pass across your profiles
- Wikidata where you qualify, and one press release
- The Claim your Google Knowledge Panel course
Evolve
We keep adding every appearance.
- Every new appearance, article and role added, up to four updates a month
- Hosting, uptime monitoring and a quarterly checkup
- A monthly report and knowledge panel check
- A quarterly review of what AI says about you
$149 a month, or $1,490 a year.
Own it
Run it yourself.
- Your complete site files, including the structured data
- Live on our hosting until you move it or 30 days after launch, whichever comes first
- The Claim your Google Knowledge Panel course
See every plan, including Authority, which is by application.
Before you ask
How do I get on podcasts?
Hosts check who they are about to book, so give them something clear to find: a topic you can speak on, a short intro, the shows you have already done and one page that confirms who you are. A record on your own domain is that page. It makes you easy to say yes to, but it does not pitch shows for you.
Will this get me booked on shows?
Not on its own. The Foundation builds your record and a media kit, and does not pitch shows. Authority, by application, adds podcast guest opportunities, interviews and PR on top of the monthly plan.
Do I need a podcast of my own?
No. If you get interviewed, your appearances are the evidence, and the record collects them in one place.
Will being a guest get me a Google knowledge panel?
Nobody can promise that. Google builds the entity when enough independent sources agree about who you are, and appearances are one of those sources. We build the record and teach you how to claim a panel if one appears.
Which appearances go on my record?
Any published episode with a page that names you. Each one is logged with the show, the date and the topic, and you confirm every entry before it goes live.
How is this different from a link in bio page or a media kit?
Those live on someone else's platform and are written for a person. Your record lives on your own domain and carries the structured data Google and AI read, so each appearance is a fact tied to you, not just another link.
Find out what Google and AI say about you
Book a call and we will run your name through the assistants with you, then repeat the check at day 90 once your record is live.