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Hey there, dear podcaster!

This episode of our show is all about how to customize the design of your podcast website, including how to adjust the navigation of your Podsite and add images to a gallery. Make your podcast website stand out with custom branding tailored to your show.

There’s lots of instructions and visuals to guide you, so we did a writeup on our website: apodcastwebsite.com

Here are links to our articles about:

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Hey there, dear podcaster! This episode of our show is all about how to make a great podcast website.

We’ll help you craft an amazing logline and host bio, and show you how to collect and showcase listener testimonials. We’ll also share what goes into making a snazzy video trailer and how to help listeners hear your show on the go.

We’ve gathered a bunch of examples, so we encourage you to visit our website apodcastwebsite.com to see them. And we linked to everything we talked about right here in the show notes, too!

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Hey there, dear podcaster! This episode of our show is the third of a three part series about why you should have a podcast website. It’s all about marketing simplicity: your own podcast website is a one-stop shop for people to find your show on the internet. Your custom domain name is short, sweet, easy to say and easy to remember.

Since a podcast website more than speaks for itself, the important parts of this episode are actually over on our podcast website, apodcastwebsite.com. (See? Simple.)

Here's a link to the article we mentioned: Here's a direct link to the article: Your podcast website is an opportunity for audience growth

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Hey there, dear podcaster! This episode of our show is the second of a three part series about why YOU should have a podcast website. We’re talking about findability in this episode: how new listeners discover your show... and it’s not how you’d think! A podcast website helps you immensely with growing your audience.

Since we know that web search is a gateway for audience growth, we wrote an in-depth article on our website, apodcastwebsite.com. Here's a direct link to the article: Your podcast website is an opportunity for audience growth

(If you landed on this episode because of a Google search, sweet!)

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Hey there, dear podcaster! This episode of our show is the first of a three part series about why you should have a podcast website.

This one’s all about ownership: with a podcast website, you have control over how your podcast looks and you also can manage your relationship with your listeners, too.

Since we care a lot about how our podcast looks to you, we shared everything we think about ownership over on our website, apodcastwebsite.com and here's a direct link to the article: Your podcast website is an opportunity for audience growth

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Hey there, dear podcaster! We’re Team RadioPublic, and here in the studio today we have four of our podcast relations folks:

Together, we build tools to help you grow and succeed. One of those tools is a Podsite, a website builder designed just for you and your needs.

We created Podsites after talking to thousands of podcast creators and we know they need to be super easy to use, so you can spend more time making your podcast and less time on your website.

We think about podcasts and podcast websites all the time, and we have a very opinionated position on what their job is and how they should work. We believe that podcast websites drive podcast discoverability, plain and simple. How does that work?

Well, we went super in-depth in an article on our podcast website: Increase your podcast’s discoverability with a Podsite™

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Z: Now that I have a website for my podcast, I’m feeling a lot more confident in linking to it, not only directly by sending a link to my podcast to people I know, but on all my social media accounts, I have an official dot com that’s mine that I can control and that I’m proud of and that gives me a lot of confidence.

Janice: Now that I have a great website for my podcast, I’m so much happier promoting it. I was never a big fan of telling people to go to iTunes, so this works out really well for me and I get to show it off to friends. I found myself showing if off without even realizing it, and it makes it really easy to share specific episodes.

Joshua: Be as confident as Z and as happy as Janice with a podcast website of your own. Both Apricot Jams and The Traveling Introvert have seen positive changes with their Podsites too!

Z: RadioPublic has created an awesome, super easy to use backend that I can update all the content with, and anything there’s something I can’t edit, all I have to do is email them and they work with me on adding that functionality, and that’s honestly priceless.

Janice: One of the things I do enjoy about having a website for my podcast is that I always had the option of signing up for my newsletter but no one ever did, however as soon as I added it to my Podsite, two people signed up. This is great!

Joshua: Janice, Z, and other podcasters have already seen the benefits of having a podcast website for their podcasts. Want your own custom podcast website for your show? Get your own over on our website: apodcastwebsite.com

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