Learn how to smartly handle podcast episode numbers when your title starts with a number, so your RSS feed, website, and podcast apps stay clear and optimized.
Teleprompters aren’t only for newscaster and politicians! They can be great for podcasting—even if you podcast in only audio!
Following up from my previous episode about using numbering your podcast episode, here are 5 times and places to NOT use episode numbers.
No matter where you are in your podcasting journey, it’s possible to make one of these podcasting mistakes at any point!
Do you have any unfinished episodes? Maybe you already recorded them but just haven’t gotten around to editing them. Or maybe you started writing the
None of these upgrades are explicitly podcasting tools or yet more AI, but they do benefit several parts of your podcast workflow.
There are plenty of great podcast-hosting providers, but some of them are committing podcasting sins that could make it harder for you to use them, or impair your podcast’s performance.
In a world that can’t correctly define a podcast anymore, there’s a new obsession over and pressure to publish video. But if you are able to publish both audio and video, which should actually be your priority?
Podcast chapters allow your audience to get extra context, take action, and jump to spots in your episodes. So are chapters right for your podcast?
There are no “show clocks,” scheduled ad breaks, or rigid time slots for podcasts. So should you care about publishing episodes of different lengths?
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