For Podcasts
Your back catalog is worth more than a play button.
Somebody is searching right now for a conversation you already published, whether by guest, by topic, or by the exact question you spent forty minutes answering. Inside a listening app, they can’t find it. We turn each episode into a page the open web can read, so the show keeps working long after release week. We did so much of this that we ended up building a service for it, called poddisco.
Episode Pages
Every episode gets a real page on the open web, built around the guest, the subject, and the questions people actually type. Each one can rank by itself instead of hiding behind your feed.
Transcripts
The spoken conversation turns into readable text, which is the only version search engines and AI can read at all. Forty minutes of audio nobody could find turns into eight thousand words somebody can.
Show Websites
A site that is yours, not a directory listing. People can browse by guest and by topic, it’s fast on a phone, and someone who shows up for one episode finds three more before they leave.
There’s usually more to it.
Most people find a show through its guests. So we make sure every guest name leads somewhere on your site instead of somewhere else. When your show gets written about, press placements put the story in front of the right desks. And monitoring tells you when a guest, an episode, or the show itself turns up somewhere new. That includes what the AI assistants say when somebody asks for a podcast about your subject.
This runs through poddisco.
Podcast work has its own service, team, and pricing at $49 a month. All of the above happens there.
Go to poddisco