Your podlink.fm page
Every podcast needs a link to put in a bio, and "listen on Apple, Spotify, Pocket Casts, YouTube" doesn't fit in one. Your podlink.fm/yourshow page holds every listening app, your latest episodes and whatever you are pointing people at this week — and it updates itself from your feed.
- Every listening app behind a single, short link
- Latest episodes pulled straight from your RSS feed
- Room for whatever matters this week — newsletter, sponsor, merch
- Fast, branded and live the day you connect your show
One link instead of a list of them
A guest wants to share the episode. A listener asks where to find you. An Instagram bio has room for one URL. podlink.fm/yourshow is that URL: the person lands on your show, picks the app they already use, and presses play — instead of bouncing off a directory link for a platform they don't have.
- Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Pocket Casts, Overcast and the rest, in one place
- Short enough to say out loud on the episode
- Works as the link in every bio you have
It keeps itself current
The page reads your RSS feed, so your latest episodes are on it without you doing anything. Publish on your host as normal and the page is already right — which matters, because an out-of-date show page is worse than no show page.
- Latest episodes update from the feed
- Artwork and show details come across on connect
- Nothing to rebuild when you publish
Point people at what matters this week
Some weeks the important link is the newsletter signup. Some weeks it's a live show, a sponsor code, or the guest's book. The page has room for that alongside the listen links, so the one URL you have circulating can do a second job when you need it to.
- Add links for a newsletter, a sponsor, merch or a live date
- Reorder as priorities change
- No website build, no theme, no plugin to update
Your podlink.fm page questions
What is podlink.fm?
It's the link-in-bio page that comes with Podlink, at podlink.fm/yourshow. Every place your show is available to listen, your latest episodes, and whatever else you are pointing people at.
Do I still need a website for my podcast?
Plenty of shows run on the page alone. If you already have a site, use the page as the thing you put in bios and comments — it loads fast, it's built for one decision, and it doesn't need maintaining.
Does it update when I publish a new episode?
Yes. It reads the same RSS feed you already publish to, so the latest episodes appear on their own.
Can I change how it looks?
Your show's artwork and details carry across when you connect the feed, and you control the links and their order. It is meant to look like your show, not like a Podlink page.
Your next episode could publish itself
Connect your feed, publish as normal, and find the show notes, clips, newsletter and social copy already waiting for you.
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