The RSS Podcasting Tutorials Show

Our users wanted analytics, and we delivered! In this episode we explore the RSS.com Podcasting analytics dashboard, and what information you will find there. Analytics are crucial to measuring the growth of your show, and we're so excited that we are now offering it to all of our customers when they sign up for an account.

Are you ready to make money podcasting? Today we're going to share how you can make money podcasting with Podcorn.

In this video, we're sharing how to upload your show to Google Podcasts. Google Podcasts is another great way to reach new audiences and will give millions of Android users the ability to access your show from their smartphone.

Hey everyone! This is Ashley with RSS podcasting, and today I'm sharing how to transcribe your podcast with TEMI.TEMI is an automated transcription service that you load your podcast audio files to, and get a written transcript back. Transcribing your podcast gives your listeners another way to engage with your content.Here’s how to use it. First head to TEMI dot com and click select audio/video file.When you first select your audio file, the screen will say uploading. Once it’s uploaded it starts processing.Before the file can finish processing, TEMI will ask you about the audio quality. Answer the questions in the pop-up box and then click proceed.Next you’ll add the email address you want TEMI to send the transcript to. Then click, SEND.If you’re a new user, you’ll receive a notice to check your welcome email and that your transcript will be ready soon. If you already have an account, you’ll be prompted to login.When your transcript is ready TEMI will send you an email with the final cost and a link to your document. Your first transcript, up to 45 minutes, is free. Now, click view transcript to see the results.As you’re viewing your transcript, you can click the audio player to see if the words that were automatically generated match up with what you said. You can also edit the transcript directly on the site to clean up any errors that you find.While TEMI is not 100% accurate, it does a pretty good job for the cost compared with hiring a transcriptionist. I’ll leave some links in the description box for additional transcription options you can try if TEMI doesn’t work for you. That’s all for now. Thanks for tuning in.---- Useful Links https://www.temi.com/ How to Transcribe Podcast Audio – The Tools to Use, and Why You Should Do It: https://rss.com/blog/how-to-transcribe-podcast-audio/ How to Transcribe Your Podcast for Free: https://rss.com/blog/transcribe-your-podcast-free/ Free Podcast Hosting: https://rss.com

Hey everyone! This is Ashley with RSS.com Podcasting! In this video, we’re addressing one of the most common questions we’re asked, which is what equipment you need to start a podcast.There are 6 things you need to produce your show:

Hey everyone! This is Ashley with RSS.com Podcasting! In this video, we’re sharing how to set up Google Alerts to come up with more podcast ideas for your show.What is a Google Alert? Essentially it’s an email you will receive whenever something you’re interested in is being talked about online.Once you’ve set up an alert, Google will monitor the web for new content related to that topic. Then they’ll create a digest of all the latest links mentioning it and email it to you so you can read more if you choose to.Here’s how to set one up:First, head over to https://www.google.com/alertsIn the box at the top of the page, you’ll then enter the topic you want to follow such as our example of Classic Cars.After you have chosen your topic, click the “Show Options” button for additional settings like how often you’ll get notifications, the types of websites you’ll see, your language, the region of the world you want alerts from, and how many results you’ll receive.From there, just add an email address to send the alerts to. Then, click “Create Alert” and the alerts will begin coming to your email automatically.Now that you have set up your alerts, you’ll have fresh podcast ideas on your topic delivered regularly. That’s all there is to it. Thanks for watching!

You need a podcast RSS feed to submit your show to the major podcast directories like iTunes / Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and others. The good news is that creating an RSS feed for your podcast is easy and only takes a few minutes. Here are the 5 steps to create your new RSS podcast feed:Step 1. To get started, go to https://rss.com/Step 2. Next, sign up for a free account and verify your email address.Step 3. Enter your information to start your free 10-day trial.Step 4. Log in to your account and click the button that says “New podcast.” From there, just follow the prompts, and you can add your podcast's title, description, and your and RSS feed's address.Step 5. Follow the prompts, and click the big button that says “RSS feed,” and your RSS feed will be automatically copied for you - easy right?Need more help? Check out our blog post that provides easy, step-by-step instructions on how to create a RSS feed for your podcast: https://rss.com/blog/how-to-create-an-rss-feed-for-a-podcast/