
Promote Your Podcast with AdHub
If you didn’t already know, AdHub is our self-advertising tool, available for US users, that will give you the chance to promote your podcast with an audio ad on other targeted podcasts.
If you didn’t already know, AdHub is our self-advertising tool, available for US users, that will give you the chance to promote your podcast with an audio ad on other targeted podcasts.
Do you want to start a podcast? This beginner's guide explores six (6) simple steps on how to start a podcast and make it a success.
A great Q&A is more than just reading questions off a notepad, so let’s take a look at how to interview someone for a podcast and crush it every time.
Whether you are considering starting a podcast or have one already, you will need to learn how to grow your audience numbers. The number of people listening to a podcast show is an important factor in its success. Here are ten of the best podcast marketing strategies that are sure to get you more listeners.
If you’re a one-man show, it may seem natural to try podcasting from home. But even if you aim to work collaboratively, there are tons of tools out there to help you create top-notch content from the comfort of your bedroom.
Guess what, it’s never been easier to start a podcast. However, the competition to be heard is fierce. So, how do you stand out amongst the sea of podcasts? Well you should pitch your podcast to the media.
Whether you’re a seasoned email marketer or a total newbie this guide will break down all the elements you need to tackle email marketing in order to start connecting with your audience in a more effective and meaningful way.
What is podcast monetization and how do podcasts make money? You’ve probably realized by now that almost everyone and their brother are podcasting. From Michelle Obama to Oprah Winfrey, to the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, it seems like podcasting is the new craze. And it’s paying off.
Growing your podcast audience is something you should do regularly, dedicating just as much time and passion as you do when crafting and recording each of your podcast episodes. But how do you do that exactly?
I have a fear that podcasters are taking the “build it and they will come” approach. One’s attitude could quickly become cavalier once their newest episode is uploaded. Sit back, put your feet up, and wait for people to come…