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A Website for your Podcast - Customers share their thoughts about RadioPublic and Podsites

A Website for your Podcast

08/05/2019 7:09PM

Episode Synopsis "A Website for your Podcast - Customers share their thoughts about RadioPublic and Podsites"

Z: Now that I have a website for my podcast, I’m feeling a lot more confident in linking to it, not only directly by sending a link to my podcast to people I know, but on all my social media accounts, I have an official dot com that’s mine that I can control and that I’m proud of and that gives me a lot of confidence. Janice: Now that I have a great website for my podcast, I’m so much happier promoting it. I was never a big fan of telling people to go to iTunes, so this works out really well for me and I get to show it off to friends. I found myself showing if off without even realizing it, and it makes it really easy to share specific episodes. Joshua: Be as confident as Z and as happy as Janice with a podcast website of your own. Both Apricot Jams and The Traveling Introvert have seen positive changes with their Podsites too! Z: RadioPublic has created an awesome, super easy to use backend that I can update all the content with, and anything there’s something I can’t edit, all I have to do is email them and they work with me on adding that functionality, and that’s honestly priceless. Janice: One of the things I do enjoy about having a website for my podcast is that I always had the option of signing up for my newsletter but no one ever did, however as soon as I added it to my Podsite, two people signed up. This is great! Joshua: Janice, Z, and other podcasters have already seen the benefits of having a podcast website for their podcasts. Want your own custom podcast website for your show? Get your own over on our website: apodcastwebsite.com This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

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A Website for your Podcast - Customers share their thoughts about RadioPublic and Podsites