Podcast Insider

Latest Episodes
How to Talk About Your Podcast Without Sounding Salesy – PCI 455
Promoting your podcast doesnt have to feel awkward or salesy. In this episode of Podcast Insider, we share practical ways to talk about your show with confidencewhether youre chatting with friends,
The Journey of Makeshift Stories with Vern Hume – PCI 453
In this episode of Podcast Insider, host Mike Dell talks with Vern Hume, creator of the long-running science fiction podcast Makeshift Stories. Since 2008, Vern has been crafting original, clean-rated
The Future of Connections: Guest Match Pro Unveiled – PCI 452
Guest Match Pro beta is now live! In this episode of Podcast Insider, we introduce Guest Match Pro, Blubrrys new platform built to connect creators, guests, and agencies. Whether you're a podcaster,
Rerun Episode: Do You Need a Website for Your Podcast? – PCI
As podcasting becomes more competitive, a dedicated website isnt just a nice-to-have its a vital tool. In todays episode of Podcast Insider, Mike Dell and Todd Cochrane revisit why having a podca
How to Set a Marketing Budget for Your Podcast (Even If It’s Small) – PCI 451
You dont need a big team or a huge ad budget to market your showyou just need the right plan. So todays episode is divided into two paths: one for podcasters who are already publishing, and another
The Do’s and Don’ts of Platform Migration for Podcasters – PCI 450
Ever wanted to learn how to switch podcast hosting providers or website hosts? Thinking about moving your podcast website from WordPress to another platform? Before you make the switch, there are some
Podcaster of the Month: Michelle Aronson of True Stories at Work – PCI 449
In this special episode of Podcast Insider, were spotlighting Michelle Aronson, host of True Stories at Work and Blubrrys Podcaster of the Month! Michelle joined Mike Dell to share her journey from
Keeping Podcasting Independent: What It Really Means for Creators – PCI 448
At Blubrry, we love independent podcasting. The heart of what makes podcasting so unique independence. As corporate platforms grow louder in the space, it's more important than ever for creators to