Your podcast RSS feed is invisible. You never see it, you don't need to fix it, and it works so well that most podcasters forget it exists. Until it doesn't. Here's what breaks, how to know, and exactly how to fix it.
Pasting a transcript under a headline isn't a blog post — it's a wall of text nobody finishes reading, and it barely helps your search rankings. Here's how to actually turn one episode into something worth publishing on its own. Why bother You already did the hard part — the research, the conversation, the insight. A blog post built from that episode gets you a second piece of indexable content for the cost of writing, [...]
This post contains an affiliate link. If you sign up through it, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you — we only recommend tools we'd use ourselves. Getting your show on Spotify or on any platform/directory is an important step so your show can get to your intended audience. And like what I said in my previous post why you need to submit your podcast to Spotify the sheer number [...]
Podcast hosting service pricing has always had one annoying wrinkle: it's usually based on file size. You upload episodes, watch a storage meter creep up, and eventually have to think about megabytes instead of your show. Blubrry just changed that. Its plans are now built around monthly publishing time — how many hours of audio or video you put out each month — instead of storage limits. It's a small shift on paper. But it [...]
Your podcast could be great and still invisible. Here's why submitting it on Spotify isn't optional anymore — and the one distribution mistake that trips up almost every new podcaster.
A show notes template built around what listeners scan for and what Google can actually index — not just a paragraph nobody reads.
New 2026 data shows Canadian podcast reach hit a record 46%, video listening surged, and YouTube overtook Spotify. Here's what it means for creators.
If you're already making video content, turning a YouTube video to podcast is one of the highest-leverage moves available — you're not creating new content, you're distributing content you already made to an audience that prefers audio. Here's how to actually do it well, not just technically. One important note before anything else: only do this with your own content. Converting someone else's YouTube video into a podcast without permission is copyright infringement, not a [...]
Weekly, biweekly, or daily — how to pick a publishing frequency you can actually sustain past episode twenty, not just episode one.
Everything you actually need to start a podcast — mic, headphones, boom arm, software — and what to skip until you actually need it.
