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When you first create your podcast, you typically choose a podcast name, upload an artwork, add a description and choose a category. These are highly important for your discoverability on podcast platforms like Apple Podcasts (iTunes), Google Podcasts, Spotify and so on. We’ve covered the importance of choosing the right podcast name, and what it…

Using social media to promote ones podcast is more than just recommended to any podcaster. Social channels can help you leverage your content, post new episodes or re-post some old episodes if relevant. It’s a great way to get new listeners to know about your podcast. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, Pinterest or even YouTube…..

We’re excited to announce our new partnership with Fusebox.fm! You can now easily enable the Fusebox player on your Beamly podcast website in just a couple of clicks. Fusebox is a really great podcast audio player tool built by Pat Flynn and the SPI team. This new integration adds even more player options on Beamly…

Many podcasts are built on more than just one regular hosts. Some have two (or more) hosts, and many other podcasts invite different guests for their episodes. This is great in terms of adding more variety to your show, but it also brings one big question – how to record all these podcast guests/hosts at…

Many podcasts these days often bring different or recurring “guests” on their episodes. This is a popular and proven way to create more engaging content and increase the exposure of your show through your guests’ network. With that being said – you don’t want to be the one who brings highly attractive guests but let…

The podcasting space lacked a real standardization in the RSS feeds for many years. While many people know what they are, and what they are being used for, there are many ways to create one . Before we dive in to the nuts and bolts of “modern” RSS, let’s start by doing a quick overview….

Finding more listeners and getting more exposure. These are definitely important goals for every podcaster out there – hobbyists or professionals alike. In many cases, there’s only one or two of you, with busy schedules juggling between producing, planning, scheduling, editing and recording your show. So how can you make the most out of the…