Last week, I talked about the importance of having a dedicated website for your podcast. In this week's episode I dive into the platform I've been using for several years, PodPage.

I thought I'd enlist the help of Dave Jackson, Head of Podcasting at PodPage to help me explain from an expert perspective the benefits of using Podpage as your podcast website.

So if your audience have to go "find" your podcast which is scattered all over the internet, this episode is for you.

Takeaways:

• PodPage is designed for podcasters who want an easy-to-use website.
• Having a dedicated website improves SEO and discoverability.
• PodPage integrates with various tools like email marketing and booking systems.
• User feedback is crucial for developing new features in PodPage.
• The platform allows for easy guest management and sponsorship integration.
• PodPage is built for people who don't want to learn coding.
• The website can automatically update with new podcast episodes.
• PodPage offers a 14-day trial for new users.
• The platform is user-friendly for all ages, including older generations.
• PodPage focuses on creating beautiful websites tailored for podcasters.

Use this link to try Podpage today or click here: https://www.podcubator.com/podpage-podcast-website

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This week's episode discusses the necessity of having a dedicated website for your podcast. Inspired by a recent PodMatch survey, I highlight the alarming rate of broken links and the importance of a central hub for podcasts.

I also cover the benefits of owning a podcast website, including email collection, SEO optimization, and brand uniformity. Additionally, I give a brief review of different platforms for creating podcast websites, weighing their pros and cons, and providing actionable steps for improving your podcast's online presence.

Key Takeaways

• If your podcast links are broken, it negatively impacts audience reach.
• A dedicated website is essential for every podcast.
• Your podcast website serves as a central hub for your audience.
• Email collection is critical to build connection with your audience.
• SEO optimization can enhance podcast discoverability.
• A uniform brand image is vital for attracting sponsors.
• PodPage offers a user-friendly platform for podcasters.
• Host-provided sites are limited but useful for beginners.
• Regularly audit your links to avoid dead ends.
• A branded website fosters trust and audience loyalty.

Tools Mentioned

• PodMatch survey
• WordPress (self-hosted and free)
• Podpage
• Buzzsprout
• Captivate FM
• Namecheap
• GoDaddy
• SiteGround
• ConvertKit
• WooCommerce
• Microsoft Clarity

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Learn The Secrets To Selling Online: https://www.podcubator.com/selling-online-challenge
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Disclosure: This podcast is NOT sponsored. Some links are affiliate links. If you buy a product using one of the links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost.

In this episode I discuss seven big mistakes beginner podcasters make, drawing from my own experiences.

No matter where you are in your podcasting journey I'm sure at least one of these points will resonate with you.

Podfade is real! But if you remain vigilant, you will build a podcast that your listeners love.

Key Takeaways

• Don't jump into podcasting without a plan.
• Define your ideal podcast avatar.
• Focus on your audience, not just downloads.
• Avoid comparing yourself to successful podcasters.
• Treat your podcast as a business.
• Promote your show and own your audience.
• Build an email list for better audience connection.
• Enjoy the podcasting journey and remember your why.
• Engage with other podcasters for support.
• Your unique perspective is your strength.

Don't podcast alone. Ask me anything by booking a call here: https://www.podcubator.com/schedule/ask-me-anything

Download my free "Your First Email" checklist here: https://www.podcubator.com/your-first-email-list

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👉Helpful Resources:

Start Your Podcast Quick Start Guide: https://www.podcubator.com/start-your-podcast-now-free-guide
Join my Substack: https://bit.ly/3DJAbko
Learn The Secrets To Selling Online: https://www.podcubator.com/selling-online-challenge
Shop Podcast Microphones: https://amzn.to/3Rvz4c7
Podcast hosted by Buzzsprout
Disclosure: This podcast is NOT sponsored. Some links are affiliate links. If you buy a product using one of the links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost.