Can people comment on podcast?
Can people comment on podcast?
Listeners can write comments about your podcast and these are effectively the same as reviews in other apps. To leave a comment go to your podcast’s listing in the app, tap on the Comments tab and then tap on the Add a comment box.
What directories should I submit my podcast to?
Directories to Submit Your Podcast to:
- Apple Podcasts (aka iTunes) If you decide to submit to only one directory, this is the one to submit to.
- Google Podcasts. For a tutorial on how to submit to Google Podcasts, read our article here.
- Spotify.
- TuneIn.
- Stitcher.
- Pandora.
- Amazon Music.
- Audacy.
What does podcast directory mean?
A podcast directory is a podcast listening app (e.g. Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher) where your audience can find your podcast, download and listen, subscribe, rate and review.
What should you not do in a podcast?
If you’re thinking of starting a podcast, here are a few mistakes I’d recommend avoiding:
- Spending too much money.
- Believing LibSyn is the only hosting option.
- Not respecting your niche.
- Not using a subtitle.
- Not actively collaborating with other podcasting hosts.
- Having unrealistic expectations.
- Inconsistency.
How do I comment on a podcast?
You can ask for that feedback a number of ways: during your podcast, on social media, in your newsletter. You can ask people to email you or send you an audio message via a tool like SpeakPipe. There are many ways to get feedback.
How do you read comments on a podcast?
Select a show to see its information page, then scroll down to the Ratings & Reviews section. Do any of the following: Read reviews: Click the Forward button or the Back button to read single reviews, or click See All to see the overall show rating and more listener reviews.
Is it free to upload a podcast to Spotify?
Spotify will include your podcast for free using the above steps. In this way it’s similar to other podcasting apps and websites. You’ll still need a podcast host, of course, but there are free options for those as well. Spotify is also free for listeners.
Is there a podcast directory?
Stitcher is one of the most popular podcast directories and podcast listening apps currently available. The app works on iPhone, iPad, Android, PC, and Smart speakers.
What is the best length for a podcast?
Here’s the bottom line – if your episode contains a solid 20 minutes of good content that delivers on its title and serves your audience, then 20 minutes is the perfect podcast episode length.
Can I talk about movies on my podcast?
You can, for instance, discuss a copyrighted work on your podcast (such as a movie or book), but fair use does not give you the right to actually play clips of material or music without permission.
Is there a legal guide for podcasting?
This Guide provides general information about legal topics but it is not a complete discussion of all legal issues that arise in relation to podcasting nor is it a substitute for legal advice. Using this Guide does not create an attorney-client relationship. This general legal information is provided on an “as-is” basis.
Can I apply a Creative Commons license to my podcast?
You can only apply a Creative Commons license to your podcast if you are the creator of all of the materials included in your podcast or if you have the express permission of the creator or copyright owner of materials included in your podcast to license their materials under a Creative Commons license.
What are the legal issues of being a podcaster?
The main legal issues that you will likely face that are unique to podcasters are related to copyright, publicity rights and trademark issues. Podcasters share similar concerns to bloggers in relation to defamation, privacy, reporter’s privilege, media access, election and labor laws and adult materials.
Why are copyright rights relevant to podcasting?
These rights are relevant to podcasting because, in many instances, a podcaster will conduct audio or video interviews, perform plays, sing songs, and produce all sorts of other spoken or visual content. When transmitting this sort of content, including the voices or images of anyone other than yourself,…
