Saspod Blog

Podcasting nowadays has become one of the main ways people consume content online. The audio market has shifted and it created plug-and-play devices such as USB Mics. They are extremely easy and convenient to get started with. However, they are quite limited in applications and can cause confusion. Today I want to teach you about audio-interfaces and why you might need one instead of a USB Microphone for your podcast application.

An audiogram is a shareable, visual version of an audio file. It’s a short, branded promotional video for a podcast that you see on social media. In other words, an audiogram is a file containing graphic design, an animated audio waveform and captions so that users can see what they’re listening to. Many podcasts use these short videos to promote their shows and brand.

Apple Podcast Charts are the single largest target at which podcasters can aim. While Apple didn’t invent podcasting, it did popularise it. It’s no surprise that 20 years later, they make the rules! They control everything, from the “Terms of Service” to the trends that establish what gets to be listened to or not. So it’s worth figuring out a little bit about how the Apple Podcast Charts work.

Let’s face it. Starting a podcast is a really easy thing to do. Free services which proudly bill themselves as the easiest way to make a podcast are wildly popular. To fan the flames, podcast advertising revenues are growing at almost 20% year on year. With so many people publishing casual chats with friends as podcasts, how do you make your show stand out? Here are a few ways to coach guests into delivering good podcast interview material.

Audio editing programs are abundant, and so are opinions on which one is the best for editing podcasts. The reality is that desktop audio workstations are seeing a lot of competition from AI-powered, cloud-based studios like Riverside and Alitu. So now that a new class of podcast editing software is here, let’s take an up-to-date look at the most practical podcast editing solutions available to podcasters in 2023.

It is obvious why you would want to secure a sponsor for your podcast, the question is how to do it? In this article, I will uncover all about podcast sponsorship, I will show you a few ways you could monetize your podcast, when it’s time to do it and where to find your sponsors.

Do you have something to say? Is someone toasting bread in the completely wrong way? Maybe you just want to have a laugh with your friends or you want to share your art. Whatever you want to accomplish, you should start a podcast. Making a podcast will connect you to a broad audience and help you express yourself better than ever. If you need any help getting started, Saw and Sine are here to make the process simple, easy and even fun.

A comparison of the top podcast editing services and their prices is carried out to help you choose the suitable and most cost-efficient solution for your podcast.

Editing your podcast may be an option for those that have the time to do it or love to have a more DIY approach to things. In this article, we will explain to you step by step how to edit your podcast properly so you don’t fall into the pitfalls many beginner podcasters do. Editing a podcast can be a pleasurable process but it can also get frustrating at times. So, here is a guide on how to edit your podcast like a Pro.

Getting to grips with all the podcasting jargon can be tough when you start a new podcast. For anyone wondering what bit depth is or scratching their head when asked if the recording is in mono or stereo, this guide has you covered. Saspod's Podcast Glossary is your podcasting resources guide to help you on your podcasting journey!