When podcasting became a thing over a decade ago, there weren’t many options for distribution. \u00a0In order to share our podcasts, we needed to develop a home for them – somewhere where people could find us online that was easier to work with than simple listing sites like TalkShoe or iTunes. \u00a0That’s why we took advantage of resources we were familiar with – specifically WordPress. \u00a0We have individual websites for our in-house podcasts – as well as a network page which is home to our growing catalog of Pittsburgh podcasts. \u00a0I’ll show you how we’ve been able to do that and how you can do it, too.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
When podcasting became a thing over a decade ago, there weren’t many options for distribution. \u00a0In order to share our podcasts, we needed to develop a home for them – somewhere where people could find us online that was easier … Continue reading Using WordPress for Podcasting<\/span>