Podcast Marketing & Distribution
We help podcasters and businesses get their show properly distributed across major listening platforms and promoted to an audience that's actually likely to listen, rather than just uploading an episode and hoping.
That covers submitting your show's RSS feed to platforms like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts, writing episode descriptions and show notes that are actually searchable, and promoting individual episodes through social clips, email, and your website. We also help plan a realistic release cadence, since inconsistent publishing is one of the most common reasons podcasts lose listeners.
Multi-Platform Distribution
Submitting and configuring your show's RSS feed across Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and other major platforms.
Show Notes & Episode SEO
Writing episode descriptions and show notes structured to be searchable, not just a one-line summary.
Social & Clip Promotion
Turning episode highlights into shareable social clips and posts to extend an episode's reach beyond your existing subscribers.
Release Cadence Planning
Helping you plan a realistic, consistent publishing schedule rather than sporadic releases that lose listener momentum.
How it Works
Show Audit & Platform Setup
We review your current distribution setup and get your feed properly configured across the platforms you're missing.
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Promotion & Content Support
We write show notes, create promotional clips, and set up a distribution routine around each new episode.
Track & Adjust
We monitor listener numbers and platform performance and adjust the promotion approach based on what's actually working.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The major ones, including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts, typically through your podcast host's RSS feed, which we configure and verify is submitted correctly to each.
Both — we can advise on hosting and format for a new show, though our core focus here is on distribution and promotion once episodes exist.
It depends on your niche, release consistency, and starting audience size. Podcast audiences tend to build gradually over a series of consistently released episodes rather than from a single promotional push.
It depends on your release frequency and how much promotional content, such as clips or social posts, you want per episode. Contact us for a quote based on your show's cadence.
Access to your podcast hosting platform (or help setting one up), your RSS feed if it exists, and a sense of your release schedule — we'll assess your current distribution setup from there.
Initial platform setup and feed configuration is a one-time project. Show notes, clip creation, and promotion for each new episode are typically ongoing — we'll scope which model fits your release cadence.
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We're happy to talk through your goals and put together a plan — no obligation, no pressure.
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