You’ve recorded and edited your podcast. You’re now ready to share it with the world. However, you have to think about podcast hosting. 🤔
How exactly do you publish and share your first podcast on the Internet?
First of all, you’ll have to host your audio file on a specialized podcast platform. Like Ausha for example. 💜
Then you’ll want to reference it on various podcast directories so that you can easily share it. So how exactly do you navigate through this jungle? 🐒 We’re here to tell you everything.
Before making your choice, you’ll want ask yourself the right questions. 🤨
These elements will directly determine which hosting platforms you choose to use.
The longer your podcast, the heavier it will be. The weight and size of your podcasts are important information when it comes to choosing the sites on which to publish your audio file.
Once you’ve answered these questions, ask yourself whether you want to go ahead with a free or paid solution. 💰
The MacGyver approach: 🛠️
The idea behind Archive.org is simple: bring together a huge online library.
The website provides you with free hosting for your files and in exchange, you allow them to be viewed by all. All you need to do is create an account and upload your podcasts.
Google Drive can be a great ally when it comes to hosting your podcast.
The only prerequisite: having a Google account, and it’s super easy to create one. 😉
The rest is so simple: Create a new folder and upload your MP3 file. Remember to activate the sharing settings so that everyone can listen to and download your podcast.
The music sharing platform is also popular with podcasters.
Easy to use and free for up to 3 hours of content, it’s ideal if you’re looking to test out your project. Beyond this, you’ll need to look into a Pro account starting at $6/month.
The advantages of these solutions are obvious: 💪
Aside from being free, they offer a quick way to make your podcast available. However, they reach their limits as soon as your podcast starts to attracts a bigger audience.
In the long run, you might prefer other alternatives. You might look towards paid platforms that are specialized in podcast hosting, a popular option for many professionals.
Hosting your podcast on a web server: Purchasing a web hosting package may be a good idea as this will allow you to create a website to upload your podcasts, have access to statistics, etc…
For example, OVH offers web hosting from $3.35/month. 💻
There a number of platforms specialized in podcast hosting such as Spreaker, Blubrry, or Libsyn. Solutions as such often limit the duration of your podcasts and come at a significant cost.
Host on Ausha with unlimited storage, marketing tools, and easy distribution to 22 listening platforms. Need I say more! 😃
Hosting your file is great, making it available is better. This is where online directories like Apple Podcasts come into play. 🍎
Head over to Apple Podcasts and click on submit a Podcast. Allow about 3 days for your podcast to be published.
You can also reference your podcast on Deezer, for that you simply have to send a message to the team in charge of podcasts at this address: talkpartners@deezer.com 💌
Have any questions or want to clarify how you can host your podcast? Send us a message.
hello@ausha.co
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