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PowerPress and Community Podcast: Most Popular Apple Podcast Categories and The Importance of a Podcast Site
Podcast listeners enjoy a variety of content categories, and someone was able to track the most popular ones in Apple for a year. The data and trends were not surprising, but itâs how a podcaster uses that data for their own show that matters. The guest this week was, John Wilkerson, of the show The Wired Homeschool. He noted the importance of including additional content on your website, besides your podcast. This way, podcasters are increasing their search engine optimization and getting a higher number of potential listeners and downloads. NPR shared some wisdom on starting a roundtable podcast. An unfamiliar format for many, there are some dos and donâts podcasters can learn now before they make them.
If youâd like to be a guest on the show, or recommend someone, please reach out and let MacKenzie know why you think it would be a good fit.
Fan of PowerPress? Leave us a review (https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/powerpress/reviews/).
Show notes:
Tracking Appleâs Top 200 (https://blog.pacific-content.com/i-tracked-apples-top-200-podcasts-for-an-entire-year-here-s-what-i-found-c4e450266a1e): Learn the trends of the most popular podcasts in Apple, graphs included.
The Wired Homeschool (https://thewiredhomeschool.com/): Tech, Tools, & Tips for Homeschooling a Digital Generation.
Roundtable Podcasting Best Practices (https://www.npr.org/sections/monkeysee/2018/02/02/582105045/its-all-in-your-head-the-one-way-intimacy-of-podcast-listening): Getting the most out of this format, for the listener.
Email MacKenzie (mailto:[email protected]): Questions or comments about the show.
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Podcast listeners enjoy a variety of content categories, and someone was able to track the most popular ones in Apple for a year. The data and trends were not surprising, but itâs how a podcaster uses that data for their own show that matters. The guest this week was, John Wilkerson, of the show The Wired Homeschool. He noted the importance of including additional content on your website, besides your podcast. This way, podcasters are increasing their search engine optimization and getting a higher number of potential listeners and downloads. NPR shared some wisdom on starting a roundtable podcast. An unfamiliar format for many, there are some dos and donâts podcasters can learn now before they make them.
If youâd like to be a guest on the show, or recommend someone, please reach out and let MacKenzie know why you think it would be a good fit.
Fan of PowerPress? Leave us a review (https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/powerpress/reviews/).
Show notes:
Tracking Appleâs Top 200 (https://blog.pacific-content.com/i-tracked-apples-top-200-podcasts-for-an-entire-year-here-s-what-i-found-c4e450266a1e): Learn the trends of the most popular podcasts in Apple, graphs included.
The Wired Homeschool (https://thewiredhomeschool.com/): Tech, Tools, & Tips for Homeschooling a Digital Generation.
Roundtable Podcasting Best Practices (https://www.npr.org/sections/monkeysee/2018/02/02/582105045/its-all-in-your-head-the-one-way-intimacy-of-podcast-listening): Getting the most out of this format, for the listener.
Email MacKenzie (mailto:[email protected]): Questions or comments about the show.