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- 2 weeks ago20 min
30 WordPress Plugins Hacked
Check Your WordPress Site NOW!A bundle of WordPress tools known as the “Essential Plugin” suite—covering features like countdown timers, popup builders, and testimonial widgets—was sold on the marketplace Flippa to a buyer identified only as “Kris.”He bought the suite, and eight months later he used the backdoors he created to compromise thousands of sites.Full story here.School of Podcasting Expert TalksOur first expert talk is with Rox Codes co-founder of Flightcast (with Steven Bartlett of Diary of a CEO). He will be demoing the first ever video first media host and answering questions. This is open to members of the School of Podcasting (there is a free version).LINKSTry Podpage Managewp BackupSiteground WordPress HostingSchool of PodcastingKey TakeawaysA total of 31 WordPress plugins were quietly compromised after being sold to a malicious buyer. The injected malware stayed inactive for eight months before spreading across thousands of websites.Well-known podcasting plugins like PowerPress, Yoast SEO, and Seriously Simple Podcasting were not impacted. The affected plugins were mostly general-purpose utility tools.If your site uses anything from the “Essential Plugin” suite, it’s important to review it immediately and check for signs of compromise.Every plugin you install introduces third-party code to your site. The more plugins you rely on, the more ongoing attention your site needs to remain secure.Regardless of this incident, the best defense is simple: keep all plugins updated and remove anything you’re not actively using.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
- Mar 5, 202612 min
Six New Features in Podpage You Can Use Now!
We’re revealing some super cool new features from Podpage that just dropped after their town hall!Built in GDPRFirst up, they've rolled out built-in GDPR compliance for all plans, so no more cookie banner headaches.See VideoWordPress Migration to PodagePlus, we’re chatting about the shiny new WordPress migration tool that makes switching over a breeze—seriously, no one wants to deal with a messy site migration.Book Your Migration CallNested Sub Menus in the Podpage Navigation BarIf you've been dreaming of a neater navigation bar, they finally introduced submenus, which means less clutter and more style. Stick around as we break down all these updates and how they can help level up your podcast website game!See VideoPage Editor SwitchingThis is one of those little features that you didn't know you needed. Before there was a lot of back and forth from pages, to your target item, and the back to page. Now you can switch from page to page from a single drop down.See VideoDefault Language SwitchingPodpage now supportsEnglishSpanishGermanFrenchHungarianPolishSo you can setup the text in Podpage to show different languages. We don't touch your show notes, but text like "Click for More" will now be in your default language.See VideoAutoLink - SEO ToolPodpage automatically builds and maintains internal links across your site based on your focus key phrases. Improve crawlability, indexing, and page authority—without manually adding or updating links.See VideoTakeaways:Podpage just dropped some awesome new features that are totally game-changers for podcasters!Migrating from WordPress to Podpage is now a breeze, even if you've got a huge site!Finally, we can have sub menus on our navigation bars, making our sites look way cleaner!The new auto-linking feature saves time and boosts SEO by linking relevant content automatically!You can now easily convert your Podpage site into different languages, perfect for international podcasts!Editing pages is smoother than ever; just switch between them without all the clicking hassle!Links referenced in this episode:podpage.comPreview your site for free at www.podpage.com/previewschoolofpodcasting.compowerofpodcasting.comThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
- Nov 20, 202510 min
Boost Your SEO Game: Tools to Amp Up Your Podcast in 2026!
Looking to pump up your SEO game in 2026? Well, I've got some cool tools to help you out! We’re diving into some handy options like Ubersuggest, which is not only budget-friendly but also packed with features to help you rank better. And let me tell you, the price is a steal compared to those big-name tools like Ahrefs and SEMrush. We'll also chat about some other nifty tools that can give you insights into your website's performance without breaking the bank. So grab your favorite snack and let’s get into the nitty-gritty of SEO tools that won’t make your wallet cry!Takeaways: If you're looking to boost your SEO game in 2026, there are some super affordable tools out there that you can totally check out! Ubersuggest is a total steal at $290 for a lifetime deal, and it's packed with features to help you rank better. Ahrefs and SEMrush are great, but they can be real wallet-busters; who wants to pay $950 yearly for that? The new tool Answer Socrates is just $9 a month and offers tons of SEO metrics and keyword insights—what a bargain! Ubersuggest has a free plan to test the waters, because who doesn't love free stuff, right? Don't forget to explore site audit tools that can help you identify issues and improve your website ranking effectively! Links referenced in this episode:ahrefs.comubersuggest.comsemrush.comAnswer Socratespodpage.comMentioned in this episode:Profit From Your Podcast: Turn Your Listeners Into a LivelihoodCheck out my book Profit From Your Podcast: Proven Strategies to Turn Listeners Into a Livelihood. NOW AVAILABLE AS AN AUDIO BOOK. Profit From Your PodcastThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
- Oct 30, 202516 min
The Navigation Dilemma: Simplify or Get Lost!
Confusing navigation? Yeah, that’s a big no-no in the website world, folks! If you confuse, you lose, and we’re here to make sure you don’t trip over your own website. We’re looking at how to make your navigation bar a breeze, not a maze. I mean, we all want visitors to know exactly what to do when they land on our site, right? Let’s chat about the do's and don'ts of website navigation, share some witty banter, and maybe even throw in a few tips that’ll have your audience clicking like crazy.Takeaways: Confusing navigation bars will definitely lead to losing visitors faster than you can say 'where am I?' When you start your website, ask yourself what you want people to do first, it's crucial! Keep your top navigation simple, too many links make it a confusing maze for visitors. Your hero image should be eye-catching but not so huge that it overshadows your content! Featured episodes can help guide new visitors to your best stuff without overwhelming them. Always think about what action you want your visitors to take while browsing your site. Links referenced in this episode:podpage.comnosyaf.compodcastwebsitetips.compowerofpodcasting.comSEO Browser Extension VideoNovember SEO 101 MeetupFive SEO ExtentionsDetailed SEO ExtentionKeyword Surfer ExtentionAhrefs SEO Toolbar ExtentionKeywords Everywhere (not free)This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
- Oct 22, 202527 min
Consistency is Key: Crafting a Memorable Brand Identity
Hey everyone, Dave Jackson here! In this episode, I sat down with Jim McLeod, the mind behind the book The Visual Marketer: The Marketer’s Crash Course for Creating Memorable and Effective Visuals. We dove deep into what it takes to build not just a brand, but a truly standout visual brand for your podcast or business.Here’s what you’ll learn today:Why your brand is much more than just your logo. Jim breaks down the misconception that your brand is simply your logo — it’s every interaction people have with your business.How to think about your logo and colors. We chat about why starting your logo design in black and white is so important, and how to pick colors that mean something to your audience (and why blue is so common in tech, for example).Choosing colors that help you stand out. Jim shares how owning a color, like T-Mobile’s magenta or Home Depot’s orange, can boost your recognition. He even discusses surprising meanings behind colors like red, blue, green, and neon, and how international audiences might interpret them differently.Survey and analytics tips. I ask Jim for his best practices on getting meaningful feedback from your audience — including the need to pair survey responses with real analytics, since what people say and what they do can be totally different.The power of faces and typography. YouTube thumbnails (and all digital artwork) can benefit from bold faces and bold type — but you do have to strike the right balance based on whether you’re the brand or the topic is the draw.Common design mistakes. We tackle the issue of not leaving enough white space, and why consistency with your fonts, colors, and layouts is absolutely essential for quick brand recognition.How to research your competition and carve your niche. Jim recommends creating Pinterest boards or swipe files to study what others are doing — and then finding your spot in the “white space” to stand out, without looking totally out of place in your market.Using AI for visual design and prompts. Jim gives his take on trusting AI-generated color palettes and how to create consistent visuals even when you’re using tools like ChatGPT or Canva.Plus, we touch on classic rivalries (Coke vs. Pepsi, Marvel vs. DC, Red Sox vs. Yankees) and how even your color choice can put you side-by-side — or directly opposite — your biggest competitors.Shout-outs in this episode to Stephanie Graham (for the neon color question!) and Zita Christian (for the story on Tiffany blue and copyright — wild stuff).Here is the video version.More From Jim MacleodCheck out Jim’s book at visualmarketer.co and subscribe to his newsletter at MarketingByDesignKit.com.Next Month: Matt DiamanteComing up next month: I’m thrilled to welcome Matt Diamante of heytony.ca to talk simple, actionable SEO tips for podcasters and creators! Check out his YouTube Channel.Register for SEO 101 HEREAnd don’t forget — if you haven’t tried Podpage yet, get your 14-day free trial here.Thanks for listening — keep building that brand and I’ll catch you in the next episode!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
- Sep 5, 202521 min
Google It: The Secret Sauce for Podcast Ideas!
Get Proven Ideas From Google For Your PodcastLet’s kick things off with some nifty tips on how to boost your podcast website! First up, we talked about a super easy way to find content ideas that actually rank well in search engines. Spoiler alert: it involves a little visit to Google. Yep, just type in your keyword and watch the magic happen. You’ll find all sorts of related terms popping up, which can spark some killer blog post ideas. We even dove into the ‘People Also Ask’ section—trust me, it’s a goldmine for understanding what folks are curious about. Why not weave those questions into your content? It’s like having a cheat sheet for what your audience wants to know! Free Tool For Email Lists and SO MUCH MOREThen we switched gears to discuss a fab tool for managing your podcast emails. If you haven't met Systeme IO yet, you’re in for a treat. It’s this all-in-one platform that’s not just about emails but also about building your community and selling courses. The free plan is quite generous, and you don’t have to worry about those pesky fees eating away at your profits. I mean, who doesn’t love a good deal, right? Oh, and if you’re looking to embed cool stuff on your PodPage, we’ve got the scoop on how to do that without breaking a sweat. Customer Spotlight: Mark KingLastly, we showcased our first customer spotlight—Mark King from the Impact Investing Roadshow podcast. Mark shared his journey from WordPress frustrations (you know the drill, right?) to the smooth sailing he’s experiencing with PodPage. His insights on how the platform has simplified guest management are pure gold. We wrapped up with a nifty new feature on PodPage that lets you showcase categories right on your homepage. It’s all about making it easier for your listeners to find what they love. So, whether you’re a podcasting newbie or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with juicy tidbits to help you thrive online!Free QR Maker For Your Website and MarketingWe are all well aware of what a QR code is thanks to our old friend Covid, but how do you make one. Here are the steps:Go to your website using the Chrome browserRight click on the siteClick on "Create QR Code for this Website"Downloads the image or copy and paste it into youe documentsIf you want one that is more customizable (and does a whole lot more) check out Switchy (aff link)Takeaways: We talked about a super cool free way to get content ideas that actually rank well. Google is your best buddy when you need to know what people are searching for, seriously! We learned that using categories on your podcast page can really boost listener engagement and website traffic. Mark King shared his journey from WordPress chaos to PodPage bliss and why it matters. Embedding forms or playlists on your site can really enhance your podcast's interaction with fans. The new updates to the category feature on PodPage helps keep your audience glued to your content, and that's what we want! Links referenced in this episode:impactinvestingroadshow.compodpage.compowerofpodcasting.comSysteme.io (aff link)Preview your site at www.podpage.com/previewAdding Categories to your front page video https://youtu.be/tT_sX1PeaF0Switchy Link Shortener and so much more (QR Codes with Stats!)This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
- Jul 23, 202549 min
Nail That Podcast Pitch: Attract More Listeners Today!
This is a replay of the Podpage monthly meetup where we dig into the nitty-gritty of pitching your podcast, this episode is all about making sure you don’t just have a cool show, but you can actually tell people about it without sounding like a deer in headlights. We kick things off with some solid advice on how to craft an elevator pitch that doesn’t make you want to hide under a rock. You’ll learn that it’s all about knowing who your podcast is for, what it’s about, and how it benefits your listeners. Think of it as your podcast’s first impression, and we all know how important those are! As we chat, we sprinkle in some real-world examples, and trust me, you’ll want to pay attention here! Whether you’re at a conference or just chatting with a friend, having that quick pitch ready to roll is crucial. We even throw in some fun anecdotes about making your podcast stand out in a sea of others. And don’t worry, we keep it light with some playful banter because who says learning has to be boring? By the end of this episode, you’ll be armed with the tools to confidently share your podcast and hook potential listeners like a pro!So, if you’re ready to elevate your podcast game and get those listeners flocking to your show, this episode is a must-listen. We’ll help you go from mumbling about your podcast to delivering a killer pitch that leaves everyone wanting to know more!Takeaways: Pitching your podcast is essential, so have your elevator pitch ready to go. Your podcast description should explain the benefits for listeners clearly and concisely. Keep your pitch simple and avoid jargon; make it easy for anyone to understand. Focus on the unique aspects of your show that make it different from others. Engage your audience by highlighting what they can gain by listening to your podcast. Practice your pitch until you can deliver it confidently and naturally. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
- Jun 20, 202516 min
AI Search Optimization: Simple Tips for Podcasters!
If you wanna be found in AI search, you gotta get your content game on point! We’re diving into some super simple tips that’ll help your website catch the eyes of those AI tools, not just Google and Bing. We’ll chat about making your writing direct and conversational—no one’s got time for fluff, right? Plus, we’ll throw in the magic of using proper headings and a nifty TLDR at the start of your articles to keep things snappy. So, grab your favorite drink, kick back, and let’s make sure your podcast website shines in the world of AI search!Takeaways: Getting found in AI search requires content that is direct and conversational, so keep it friendly! Including a TLDR section at the top of your articles can really help AI understand your content better. Make sure to use proper heading structures like H1, H2, and H3 for better SEO results! Claiming your Google Business Profile can boost your authority and help with AI search visibility. Using credible sources and expert quotes in your content can enhance your credibility and SEO ranking. To get noticed by Google, aim for at least 600 words in your episode descriptions, it’s worth it! Links referenced in this episode:Matt Diggity Video on Ranking in AI SearchMonthly Meetup on Audience Surveysaskthepodcastcoach.com/livepodcastwebsitetips.compodpage.com/previewpowerofpodcasting.comSchool of PodcastingThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
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About Podcast Website Tips: Growing Your Podcast via the Web
Podcast Website Tips is your go-to podcast for learning how to grow your audience and boost your podcast's online presence. Hosted by David Jackson, a seasoned podcast consultant, and Brenden Mulligan, creator of Podpage, this show digs into actionable strategies for leveraging the web to expand your reach. From website optimization and SEO tips to listener engagement strategies and monetization hacks, we’ll cover everything you need to take your podcast to the next level. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned podcaster, tune in to unlock the power of the web and make your podcast truly shine.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy
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