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What is a Podcast and How Does it Work?

What is a Podcast and How Does it Work?

A podcast is a series of audio recordings of discussions on a specific topic such as motherhood, entrepreneurship, true crime, fitness, etc. The digital audio files of podcast episodes can be downloaded to a personal device or listened to via a streaming service. Users can subscribe to a podcast to keep up-to-date on new podcast episodes.

Podcasts are a great way to easily share your knowledge on a particular subject, conduct interviews with experts, or simply chat about whatever’s on your mind.

For bloggers, starting a podcast has several advantages, including:

  • Reach New Audiences – Many people aren’t interested in reading blog posts but love listening to podcasts. So, you can attract a whole new audience to your podcast, even if it’s the same content as your blog.
  • Increase Dwell Time – By adding a podcast to your blog, you can increase the amount of time users spend on your website before returning to the search engine results, which is known as dwell time.
  • Improve Website SEO – If you transcribe podcast episodes on your blog, which means creating a written version of what was talked about in each episode, you can rank for relevant keywords and improve your SEO.
  • Grow Your Business – You can use your podcast to promote your products or services to generate leads and boost sales.

And there are many bloggers out there that have their successful podcasts.

For example, Smart Passive Income is a podcast that is managed and run by Pat Flynn on his blog of the same name. It’s a weekly podcast that shares advice on how to build an online business the smart way.

Here are some other blogger-created podcast examples:

  • ProBlogger is a popular podcast run by Darren Rowse. This weekly podcast covers topics like producing content, placing ads, promoting your work, and life as a solo entrepreneur.
  • Achieve Your Goals by Hal Elrod is an inspiring weekly podcast that offers practical strategies for achieving your goals and living a fulfilling life.
  • Limitless Life is a personal development podcast hosted by blogger Melyssa Griffin. In the biweekly episodes, she interviews entrepreneurs who have valuable life lessons to share.

But, how does a podcast work?

For a podcast to work, you need an audio file and an RSS feed that users can subscribe to. Many podcasters use WordPress as their podcast website platform because it has a built-in RSS feed for blogs.

You can also connect your podcast to streaming services like iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher to make it easier for millions of people to discover and subscribe to you.

Now that you know what a podcast is and how it works, let’s dive into teaching you how to start your podcast.

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