Use libsyn's Category feature to create custom lists of your podcast on your website.

Apple doesn't want episode numbers in the title of the episode. Here's an easy hack to remove the numbers from the title of your episode titles while still making it easy for listeners to find episodes by their number.

Podcasters have been using Skype to record interviews over the internet for a decade. As with any VOIP service, it has its issues. In the past 1-2 years, Zoom.us became the darling of the industry. However, as with all VOIP…

Ask any podcast editor how to increase your speed while editing and they will tell you “Get to know your keyboard shortcuts”. I’ve nearly mastered the shortcuts in Audacity, and have re-programmed a bunch of them to fit my needs.…

Podcast sponsorships must be more like partnerships. Otherwise, ads are simply wasting the listener’s time, the sponsors’ money, and can cost the podcaster too. This post may get me into a bunch of hot water, but the following has to…

I’ve found the following three podcasts are extremely helpful for newbie and wannabe podcasters: Podcasting for Coaches Britany Felix hosts this short show that walks any wannabe podcaster through the steps to launching a podcast. While she caters her message…

I use it to quickly respond to commonly-asked questions that have the exact same answer, I use it to bring up Google spreadsheets where I track my progress with each client's podcast, and I use it to enter the same text that is used every time I upload a client's episode to libsyn.

MelodyLoops.com sells good quality royalty-free music, but it's their LongoLoops tool that makes it extremely valuable. You can make a song last 5 minutes or 30 minutes in just a few clicks using their LongoLoops tool.

If you’ve ever recorded a Skype conversation then you’ve experienced Skype Jitters. A Skype Jitter is when the internet gets choppy and Skype hangs for a second – usually in the middle of a word. Watch *this video to see…

Using some of the same skills we learned in my “Zencastr Drift” lesson, we can create more energy in a podcast by moving and overlapping small parts of the conversation.