What's new from Buzzsprout

Buzzsprout is bringing YouTube-style monetization to podcasting. Just turn it on and approve the ads you like. Ads are magically placed into your episode with beautifully crafted transitions that sound great. This is the future of podcast monetization!

Buzzsprout Ads is a revolutionary way to buy podcast promotions across the 114,000 active shows hosted on Buzzsprout.

Just sign up, buy your promo, and Buzzsprout will find the optimal audience to help grow your show!

The new Share Page for Buzzsprout is a single page with links to everywhere that your podcast lives online. This is the best link to share on social accounts or anywhere you're promoting your podcast. 

We've updated and consolidated the settings navigation for your Buzzsprout account. Now it's easier to manage your podcast and personal settings in one place. 

You can now add your host & co-host information to your Buzzsprout podcast!

The host information will appear on your Buzzsprout website as well as in your RSS Feed using the <podcast:person> tag.

Buzzsprout will now notify you when your episode or Visual Soundbite has finished processing.

To turn it on, go to My Profile and click to Send me notifications from my browser. Then click Allow when your browser will ask if you'd like to turn on notifications.

If you ever want to stop the notifications, just turn them off under My Profile. 

Publishing your latest episode is a big deal! 

We added a page to celebrate and to tell you how to promote your new episode!

Buzzsprout has simplified the process to get listed in each podcast directory.

We'll first check to make sure you have all the required fields, and then give you the easiest way to get listed in all the top podcast directories. 

Some websites play nicer with iFrame embed codes than JavaScript. If you're using one of these sites, we've made it easy for you to get an iFrame embed code for your podcast player.

Learn more about embedding podcast players on your website. 

Added the ability to share a link to a specific timestamp in a podcast episode. This is helpful if you want to share or comment on a specific part of a longer episode like an interview or a specific Chapter Marker.