
Podcasting today is still like the early days of the internet
Do you remember those early internet days of the late ’90s, when companies were scrambling to build their own websites?
This was before WordPress and Squarespace were on the scene.

Do you remember those early internet days of the late ’90s, when companies were scrambling to build their own websites?
This was before WordPress and Squarespace were on the scene.

We are increasingly being asked by some people new to podcasting about Anchor, and whether we recommend it.
It’s a podcast hosting tool and app that’s fast becoming one of the most popular podcasts hosting and publishing platforms.

Podcasting is simple, right? From an ordinary smartphone you can, theoretically, press record, talk away, save it, post it, share it. Voila! You have a podcast!

Show notes are often a misunderstood art which takes time and skill to create. But, why bother with episode show notes at all? Three reasons:

Did you know that there are now 400,000* podcasts on Apple’s podcast directory? How do you stand out from the pack and how do you produce a successful, high-quality, tightly-edited product?

To date, there are more than four million podcasts in the world. The average podcast listener listens to six a week — that’s right, six different podcasts!