Podcast Discoverability Audit
Audits why an episode is not being found — title, description, transcript, chapters and platform metadata — and produces the specific fixes.
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Running it, start to finish
- Paste the show description and three or four episode titles and descriptions as published.
- Rewrite the titles and descriptions, then republish the metadata.
- Do the top-ranked fix this week rather than all of them at once.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Audits every text surface an episode has, which is the only thing search can read.
- Translates your audience description into the words people outside your world actually type.
- Ranks the fixes and names the one worth doing this week.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Publish transcripts. An episode without one is invisible to text search entirely. It is usually the largest single finding.
- Put the subject in the title. Clever titles and bare episode numbers are the most common reason a good episode is never found.
- Write the vocabulary from outside. Including the imprecise and wrong phrasings. Those are what people actually type.
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