Interviews can be available not only as audio or video contributions, but interviews are also a cool thing in blogs. You can have high-quality content relatively quickly that you can also use elsewhere (content repurposing) .
Transcription tools help you if you actually conduct the interview live with your interviewer and record it for your podcast and/or indonesia telegram screening YouTube channel. Of course, the transcripts have to be edited and that can be a lot of work.
You can also consider simply sending your interviewee a series of questions (five or 10) and having him or her answer them in writing.
If you are well connected, you can also consider conducting a series of interviews on your topic.
Important for any type of interview: Think about questions that your target customers are also keen to ask. And choose your interview partners carefully. For example, I once conducted a written interview on a topic that I knew my readers would be very interested in in the relatively near future, but that I had no expertise in. That was the topic of GDPR and its impact on online business. Perhaps you also have a topic that is important for your target customers, but that you cannot cover yourself.
Another advantage of interviews is that you can reach new prospects because your interviewee shares the interview with his or her own audience.
Contribution for an interview: I don't currently have an interview on my blog. But you probably know the format from other media.