Podcode blog posts

So you've slaved over your first episode. You're really proud of it. And you're ready for the world to hear it. How on earth do you get it out there?

If you prep and plan your episodes in advance, you'll cut your editing time down dramatically.

Make time for your content, don't make your content fit a timeframe.

Mics, headphones, boom arms, sound baffling? Let's simplify it, and cover the tech and technique you need to record your first piece of audio.

If you're starting a new podcast, a trailer is your opportunity to make the case for why people should listen and how they can subscribe, when you're ready to launch.

When starting a podcast, you have to be clear on what you’re making, who it’s for, and how it benefits listeners. It all starts with your Listener Story.

A few years ago, everyone had a blog. Now it feels like everyone has a podcast. Is it too late to start yours? The good news is: no. Here's some reasons why.

Using tools like Trello, Zapier and Calendly to automate the process of booking guests for a podcast

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Use your website to showcase an episode of your podcast that might not be your latest, but could be more welcoming to new listeners

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Apple have abandoned the word “Subscribe” in their Podcasts app, in favour of “follow”. But the changes are more wide-reaching than simple language.

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