See how every page on your podcast website scores for SEO and get specific suggestions to improve, with Advanced SEO Analysis on the Elite plan.
Podpage automatically generates SEO-friendly titles, descriptions, and social sharing tags for every page — and lets you override them when you want control.
Autolink automatically links focus keyphrases across your Podpage site, building the internal links that help search engines crawl and rank your content.
Podpage automatically generates and updates a sitemap for your podcast website at yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml, so search engines can find every page.
Your Podpage sitemap lists every URL on your podcast website. Add /sitemap.xml to your domain to see them all in one place.
See which URLs on your site are hitting 404 errors, where that traffic comes from, and set up redirects to reclaim lost visitors.
Get your podcast website listed in Google by verifying it in Google Search Console and submitting the sitemap Podpage creates automatically.
What Google Search Console indexing errors mean for your Podpage — 404s, redirect notices, and "crawled - not indexed" — and what to do about each one.
Every Podpage site automatically publishes agents.json and llms.txt files so AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude describe your podcast accurately.
Podpage websites are built for accessibility. Semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, color contrast, and alt text work automatically for every visitor.
Every Podpage website is fully responsive out of the box. Layouts, images, and navigation adapt automatically to phones and tablets.
Every Podpage episode page is built for SEO — clean URLs, automatic meta tags, schema.org markup, and sitemap inclusion — so new listeners can find your show on Google.
Moving your podcast website to Podpage doesn't have to cost you your Google rankings. Set up 301 redirects and a sitemap to keep your SEO history intact.
Every check in Podpage's SEO analysis explained: focus keyphrases, titles, descriptions, headings, text length, images, and site-wide checks.
Podpage automatically adds schema.org structured data to every page of your podcast website, helping Google understand and feature your content.
A focus keyphrase is the search term you want a page to rank for. Learn how to set one on your episode, blog, and custom pages in Podpage.
Fix 404 errors and forward old URLs to their new homes by creating 301 Redirects in your Podpage dashboard.
Connect Google Analytics to your Podpage: create a GA4 property, copy your Measurement ID, and paste it into Settings → Track Analytics.
Deciding between podcast.mybusiness.com and a brand-new domain? Here's how each choice affects your SEO, branding, and setup effort.
Podpage creates a robots.txt file for your website automatically. Learn what it does and how to replace it with your own custom directives.
Verify your podcast website with Google Search Console to monitor how it appears in Google search. Here's how to connect it to Podpage.
Verify your Podpage website in Bing Webmaster Tools by adding an HTML meta tag through your site's Custom Code settings.
Alt tags describe images for screen readers and search engines. Learn what they do and where you can set alt text on your Podpage website.
If the Apple Smart Banner isn't appearing on your Podpage, check that it's turned on, your Apple Podcasts ID is set, and you're viewing in Safari on iOS.
Google's "Crawled - currently not indexed" status means it found your pages but hasn't indexed them yet. Here's why it happens and how to fix it.