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You created a public audiclip station. It generates daily episodes from your curated articles. The RSS feed is live.
Now how do people find it?
Apple Podcasts:
Spotify:
Overcast, Castro, Pocket Casts:
Station name: Include your topic. “The AI Reading List” is better than “John’s Station.”
Description: Keyword-rich, clear about what you curate. “Daily AI and machine learning articles discussed by two hosts” tells both humans and algorithms what to expect.
Episode titles: Each episode’s articles become keywords. An episode covering articles about “React Server Components” and “Vercel’s new pricing” is searchable by all those terms.
Consistency: Daily episodes signal to algorithms that your feed is active. Active feeds rank higher than dormant ones.
Podcast apps increasingly index transcripts. Each audiclip episode generates 3,000-5,000 words of searchable transcript covering the articles discussed. Over a month, that’s 100,000+ words of keyword-rich content indexed in podcast directories.
This is essentially SEO for podcast apps — and it happens automatically.
Your station is discoverable in EVERY language it’s available in. A Japanese listener searching for AI content in Japanese can find your station — even though you curate in English. The cross-language feature multiplies your discoverability by every language you serve.
Great curation → engaged listeners → subscribers
→ higher rankings → more discovery → more subscribers
→ larger audience → more visibility → more subscribers
The same flywheel that works for traditional podcasts works for public stations. But you didn’t have to record anything to start it.
Your taste is discoverable. In every podcast app. In every language.