Podcasting 2.0: What Does it Mean for Indie Podcasters?
The world of podcasting has been evolving rapidly, and with the advent of new technologies and innovations, a new era has dawned: Podcasting 2.0. This term has been buzzing around the podcasting community, leaving many creators and listeners wondering what the heck podcasting 2.0 even is. So, I caught up with Mark Asquith from Captivate.fm to delve into the intricacies of podcasting 2.0, exploring its origins, features, and potential benefits for both podcasters and listeners. What Was Podcasting 1.0? Before we dive into the realm of podcasting 2.0, it’s essential to understand its predecessor, podcasting 1.0. The original iteration of podcasting emerged from the concept of RSS (Really Simple Syndication)…
How to Get Your Podcast on Spotify: A Beginner’s Guide
If you're looking to expand your podcast's reach, uploading to Spotify is a great way to do it. This guide will show you how to get started and get your content in front of more listeners.
Podcasting 101: What You Need to Know About Podcasts and How They Work
Curious about podcasts? This post covers everything you need to know about what they are and how they work. Get started on your podcasting journey today.
How do I Get My Podcast on Apple Podcasts?
Apple Podcasts (previously iTunes) is the main podcast directory that podcast listeners use to listen to their favourite shows. As of 2025, Apple Podcasts hosts just under 3 million podcast shows and had an audience listenership of nearly 40% of all podcast listeners. Basically, if you have a podcast, you need to have it listed on Apple Podcasts. Why? Because as we’ve just said, more people use Apple Podcasts to listen to podcasts than any other directory. To give you a quick comparison: Before we dive in, let’s recap on the differences between a podcast hosting platform and a podcast directory. Related Post >> Podcast Distribution: Why Your Podcast NEEDS…
How to Start and Run a Podcast
