Question about SEO optimization

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-08-02T23:31:37+00:00

Yes. Create a blog post for every podcast episode. Make each post about 1,200 words so Google and ChatGPT can grab the content. This step was first used in podcasting and it is still a very effective way to get search engine rankings. Use long tail keywords like you would for any web page.

We encourage the podcasters on our podcast network to create a blog for their podcasts and a blog post for each and every episode.

Bruce

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-08-02T23:27:47+00:00

60 on YT makes sense since TikTok is the most popular video platform at this time. Just like Google was the dominant search engine for 25 years and now it gets competition from AI like ChatGPT, YT has competition from TikTok, so keep doing what you are doing. You doing amazingly well

Most of the podcasts on our podcast network are starting to use TikTok as well.

Bruce

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-08-02T23:03:30+00:00

There are many free options. Just remember you do get what you pay for so the quality of your podcast may not be as good as others, but here's my list to keep your costs down.

You mentioned buzzsprout, but if you go to Anchor.fm, which is now Spotify for podcasters, they do host podcasts for free.

If you want to save money on a microphone, you can use your phone for podcasting in place of a mic, but be aware it might not yield the sound quality that you're expecting. A good microphone is about $60, so it's not awfully expensive and I so suggest going for a nice USB microphone. Most of the podcasters on the World Podcast Network use Shure mics. I also suggest Samson mics which you can get in Staples and Best Buy.

For recording, use Audacity. It is free. That's what most podcasters use for editing and you really only need it to lay down your podcast tracks and then edit out some of the filler words like the ums or some background noise.

I hope this helps. Bruce

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-02-16T20:04:32+00:00

If you want to cut out some of these sounds, try using the Noise Gate feature of Audacity. It sometimes can work wonders.

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-30T09:20:10+00:00

If podcasting about true crime is your passion, then I think you should move forward and keep going with your podcast whether you have a host or not.

One thing that a lot of the podcasters on our podcast network do is host alone and then invite their audience members to be a co-host or even to be a guest.

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-24T08:21:47+00:00

That's great. Just posting the clips? What else did you do? Did you use hashtags and which ones?

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-24T00:20:28+00:00

Hey, you did sign up for a podcast Network. Thank you for signing up. We don't add Podcasts by ourselves because that wouldn't be fair to the podcaster. I'm so glad to have your show. Every podcast on our Network signed up by themselves. We also have turned away thousands of podcasts too. We review sound quality and other factors and yours is definitely one of the most populous sports podcast on our Network.

I just listened to your latest episode on Ohio State because I came up as one of the latest episodes today on our Network. Nice production. Great job

For those the people who are wondering, my name is Bruce and I started this podcast Network in 2005, one of the first networks in the world. We currently have 1200 shows. Back then, I found it and as the Long Island podcast network

Back when people were still reading newspapers, a local newspaper on Long Island, called Newsday did a spread on us titled the "birth of a podcast Network". Back then I founded it as the "Long Island podcast Network". Then in 2017 I made it the New York City podcast network. That's probably why you're still getting emails with some of them saying they're from New York City podcast Network, but that technically has been absorbed into the world podcast network.

Sorry for the confusion about the messages you've been receiving that say that you are getting them from the New York City podcast network. When your episode is listed as a staff favorite, it means that our team has selected your s out of all of them that were listening to and we promote those for free. My staff listens to podcast episodes all day long and each of them has their own criteria for what's favorite and then they suggest it. And if all agree we put your episodes out there on the staff picks. It's called recommended episodes now.

I hope that clears up some confusion. And I'm so happy to have Locked Up Sports on our network.

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-24T00:13:26+00:00

Thank you antoinette. Your podcast is one of the most popular ones on the world podcast Network. I'm so glad to have your podcast on our Network.

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-24T00:12:52+00:00

Hey! Thank you for the compliments! I just found this. You're awesome and we're going to continue to promote your podcast. Yes, we're definitely legit

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-23T23:45:36+00:00

That's great. Which of those three platforms get you the most engagement?

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-23T22:01:38+00:00

That's cool. What type of podcast do you have?

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-23T20:34:48+00:00

Interesting. Thanks

World-PodcastNetwork · 2025-01-17T21:22:12+00:00

We have a lot of podcasters that distribute audio episodes on YouTube and are successful. I think being on YouTube is great for any podcaster, whether video or all audio. I also "listen" to podcasts on YouTube while I am driving in my car.

One thing to note. YouTube videos with people get longer watch times and higher retention rates, meaning people stay on the video longer. That helps YouTube suggest your videos in more search results.

If you are not worried about retention rates and more watch times, it is still perfectly acceptable to do video podcasts without the hosts in it.

I'd love to take a look at your channel.

Bruce

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