[…] with your own web-hosting account (such as BlueHost, WPEngine, or WiredTree), you could use a third-party hosted solution. Some of the most popular are SquareSpace, Blogger, WordPress.com, Tumblr, LibSyn, SoundCloud, PodOMatic, PodBean, and Blubrry. What if your CMS doesn’t support podcasting? You may have a large site already locked into a particular CMS and […]
[…] all-in-one solution (website, media hosting, RSS feed) and use promo code “noodle” for a free month. If you really must start out with free stuff, then use Tumblr or Blogger to host your website, Archive.org to host your files, and run your RSS feed through FeedBurner. Try to at least have your own domain, […]
[…] to leave Soundcloud and you published your podcast with their RSS feed, you can’t keep your current subscribers. This problem happens with many other platforms, like Podbean, Tumblr, Blogspot, and more. There are only three ways to keep your audience from being held hostage by these providers. Use FeedBurner or another third-party feed service. Run […]
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