For podcasters
Get found by people who aren't looking for a podcast.
Most of your future listeners will never browse a podcast app for a show like yours. They'll type a question into Google. If your episode answered that question, we make sure the page they land on is yours.
What we do with your feed
Your episodes become text
You hand us your RSS feed and nothing else. Every episode you've published, and every one you publish from here on, gets transcribed automatically. Until that happens, everything said on your show is invisible to Google.
You pick the episodes, we pick the question
Your dashboard lists everything you have published. Tick the ones you want turned into articles, up to your month's allowance. For each one we read the transcript, pull the searches people are actually typing in your subject, and target the question with the most traffic behind it that your episode genuinely answers. Sometimes that is the episode's headline subject. Often it is something smaller you covered halfway through that far more people are looking for, and we take that instead. You see which phrase we chose.
We write the answers and publish them
Each question becomes its own article on PodAnswer, built to rank: the question as the headline, the answer up front, your words quoted, and the episode embedded. You can watch each one move from the queue to research to writing in your dashboard, and you get an email with the links when they are live. Any article can be rewritten for $15, which keeps its web address so it holds the ranking it has built, or taken off the site for nothing at all.
Readers land on it and press play
Every quote carries the timestamp of where you said it. A reader can take the written answer and go, or tap the timestamp and hear you say it at the exact minute. Either way your name and your show are on the page, with follow links to every app.
You watch it work
A private dashboard shows which questions you're ranking for, how many people read each answer, and how many clicked through to listen. A plain-English summary lands in your inbox every week, with the impressions, clicks and search positions taken straight from Google Search Console.
Two ways onto the network
Either we add you because you record with us, or you buy a package of articles. Same treatment either way: transcription, keyword research, written answers, timestamps, dashboard.
What we can and can't measure
We can show you exactly how many people read each answer and how many clicked your Apple, Spotify or website links. Nobody can see inside Apple or Spotify to tell you which of those clicks became a subscriber. If you add a free download-tracking prefix to your feed, and we'll walk you through it, you can watch your downloads move as articles start ranking.
How long it takes
New pages usually start showing up in Google within a few weeks and build over three to six months as your section of the site fills out. This is the opposite of a social post: an article written this month is still bringing listeners next year, and every new one makes the earlier ones rank better.