You have a concept for a podcast and you’re ready to move forward, except for one little thing: you can’t decide how many hosts your podcast should have. Can you hold down the fort on your own?

Tags help audiences find your podcast online by categorizing your show’s content. But choosing the right tags can be difficult. In fact, many podcasters choose to ignore them altogether, which is counterproductive towards improving user experience.

When you think of YouTube, a lot of things probably come to mind before you think “podcasts.” In reality, YouTube is the single most popular place to listen to podcasts, exceeding both Spotify and Apple Podcasts by a long shot.

For many of us, when you hear the phrase "mission statement," you probably get the same chill down your neck as the thought of a networking event. But a good mission statement doesn't have to be some stuffy business document--in fact, it shouldn't.

The value of launching a branded podcast as a marketing tactic is undeniable. Understanding the benefits your podcast is bringing to the table is an important piece of the puzzle because it will help you determine where your strengths lie, and where there’s room for improvement.

We will be discussing tips and tricks to help you write the perfect intro and outro for your podcast. We'll cover everything from how to grab your listener's attention to how to leave them wanting more.

A guide to podcast cover art that can help you take your artwork to the next level. Keep reading to learn about the requirements for cover art, the key elements to include in your cover, and how to take your artwork above and beyond by using episode-specific artwork.

Ready to start a podcast? Don't underestimate the power of a trailer. Our guide shows you how to craft an irresistible podcast trailer and let your creativity flow.

Creating a video podcast can be a lot of work, but it's also a lot of fun and can be incredibly rewarding. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can create a podcast that is both entertaining and informative, and build a loyal following of listeners.

Podcasting is a full-time job. Getting a podcast editor to take some of the workload from you, is the perfect way to simplify the process. When working with a podcast editor, you want to make sure that you are both set up in order to deliver each other the highest standard of stuff, with the lowest level of stress.

Discover your podcast's true potential for growth with our Listener Persona template. Tailor your content, find your ideal audience, and grow your show like you never imagined.

This one’s for the thirsty podcasters who have been going ALL-IN on commitment, with a podcast that seems to be saying “new phone - who dis?”. It’s not your fault. You REALLY want this relationship to work, and you’re not alone.

The term 'podfading' is commonly used within the podcasting community. It describes a podcast that still features on podcast directories i.e. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts; but there is a sustained lack of new uploads and it is considered to no longer be in production.

When you suffer, your work suffers. I’m no doctor, but I can confidently say there’s nothing wrong with you. There IS however, something wrong with your podcast workflow. So let’s talk about some things you can start doing TODAY that will keep your podcast on track, and you from bursting into tears on the reg.

Welcome to episode 2 of Making the Pod. Today, I’m reviewing common roadblocks to success when it comes to podcasting and defining my why.

Starting a podcast can be an exciting venture. But a couple of months in when you realize the road is often paved with late-night editing, extensive recording sessions and you find yourself stretched too thin, that excitement may start to wane.

Scan over the top Apple podcasts, and you’ll see a lot of shows built around the interview podcast format. It’s a tried and true style that many podcasters have employed to great success -- but is it right for you?

If you’re a personal development coach, you should have a podcast. Full stop. It doesn’t matter whether your focus is on business, relationships, health -- or any other niche topic. A podcast can help you expand your audience, attract new clients, and even bring in extra income.

If you’re a personal development coach, you ought to have a podcast. It doesn’t matter whether you’re building up your business or if you’ve been at this for years -- having a coaching podcast is a great way to stay relevant, increase revenue, and attract new clients.

There are a number of big-time podcast networks, like Radiotopia and Gimlet, that often feel far out of reach. But there are also growing opportunities for independent podcast networks, geared toward mid-level and brand-new podcasts.