6 New Audiogram Templates: Get Inspired
Here’s a look at the latest Headliner audiogram templates. Go get inspired and get creating — your podcast will thank you.
9 Creative Tweets to Promote Your Podcast on Twitter (with examples)
When using tweets to promote your podcast, it’s important to get creative and think beyond simply promoting your latest episode.
How To Be A Dream Podcast Guest: Best Practices for Preparing and Executing a Perfect Interview
Tips for being a great guest from the beginning of marketing yourself to other shows to preparing for a guest appearance and ideas for completing the experience post-recording.
4 Reasons To Publish Podcast Show Notes and How To Write Them (With Examples)
Adding podcast show notes to your workflow to promote your show can go a long way to increasing your discoverability and strengthening your audiences’ connection to your show.
11 things you should provide your podcast guest to ensure a seamless interview (both pre-and post-recording)
When preparing for a podcast guest, you can do lots of things to help make the recording process and promotion of the episode easy and seamless for both of you.
January 2021 Headliner Update: Features, Improvements & Fixes
To keep everyone in the know about what’s going on around here, we’ll be sharing our new features, improvements, and bug fixes once a month.
A Look Back at 2020
Headliner’s Co-founder Oliver takes a look back at 2020, a year full of changes and growth for the podcasting community.
How to Market Your Podcast on Instagram (without ads)
Learn how to market your podcast on Instagram and create a content flow that resonates with your listeners and increases engagement.
Tips for Creating Your First Audiogram or Waveform Video
In this post, we’re getting back to basics and offering a few tips to ensure your first audiogram video is a success.
5 Podcast Marketing Strategies for a Tight Budget
Whether you’re new to podcasting or an old pro, we can all agree that finding the right mix of podcast marketing strategies is easier said than done. Sure, you can plug your show to strangers and hope they give you a listen. But, if you want to grow your community, it takes a little creativity, a lot of time, and patience.