Turn your back catalogue into a bigger audience. New listeners find you on Google, in AI answers and in clips your fans share. PodHerd does this by giving every episode its own page, with every moment timestamped and linkable. Fans can clip moments and share chapters, and PodHerd shows you which moments bring people in.
"A powerful way to inject new life into a large back catalogue."
Someone is searching for an answer you gave in an episode, but there's no text or link that leads them to it.
When a listener shares a moment on Spotify or YouTube, that platform gets the traffic, not your site.
You don't know which topics people search for, or which old episodes could be bringing in new listeners.
"My listeners see PodHerd as a great resource. It's fast, and helps them find exactly what they're looking for. For me, it's a powerful way to inject new life into a large back catalogue. I use it myself all the time as a reference tool, and I absolutely recommend it to other podcasters."
PodHerd imports every episode in your feed and adds new ones as you publish them.
PodHerd transcribes each episode and splits it into chapters, topics and timestamps that search engines and AI assistants can read. PodHerd hosts the pages, or you can put them on your own domain from Grow the Herd up.
Anyone can clip a moment into a captioned video. Every clip gets its own page on your site, linked to the full episode.
See which pages people land on, what they search for on your site, and which sites sent them, ChatGPT and Perplexity included. From Grow the Herd up, see how often each episode shows up in Google search and how often people click it.
How often Google showed your show and how often people clicked, plus the searches it turns up for.
See which sites sent people to your show, including Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Reddit threads and newsletters.
Every search typed into your show's search box, and which ones found nothing, so you can see the gaps in your archive.
See which episodes in your back catalogue still bring visitors to your show.
Listeners can clip any moment into a captioned video, even from an audio-only show. PodHerd burns the subtitles in over your episode or show artwork, ready for Reels, Shorts, YouTube or X.
A clip shared from Spotify sends people to Spotify. A clip made on PodHerd gets its own page on your site, linked to the full episode, so each share brings listeners to you and gives search engines another page to index.
PodHerd counts the views on every clip and shared chapter, and records the site each viewer came from. You see which moments catch on and where, so you can post more of what works in the places it works.
?ref=newsletter to a link you post and its views show up as "newsletter"Listeners ask a question in plain English and get an answer written only from your episodes. Every point links to the moment it was said, and tapping a citation plays that clip on the page.
Included with Grow the Herd (100 questions a month) and unlimited on Lead the Herd.
"How To Get Discovered" is our show about getting a podcast found by Google and AI assistants. We write the episodes and the voices are AI-generated. Every episode runs on PodHerd the same way yours would, so you can try every listener feature on real episodes before you sign up.
PodHerd connects to your podcast's RSS feed, transcribes every episode and gives each one its own page, split into chapters, topics and timestamps. Search engines and AI assistants can read those pages, and listeners can search your whole back catalogue, jump to the exact moment they want and share it.
No. PodHerd reads the RSS feed you already have. Your host, your feed and your listings on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and everywhere else stay exactly as they are.
No. On Be Herd your show lives at podherd.com/yourshow. From Grow the Herd up you can put it on a subdomain of your own site, such as archive.yoursite.com, so every episode page builds search authority for your domain. Lead the Herd adds a custom domain and your own branding.
Search engines and AI assistants can't listen to audio, but they can read text. Each episode page carries the transcript, chapters and topics, with a link to the exact moment each one starts, so they can see what was said and send people straight to it. Your analytics show which visitors came from Google, ChatGPT, Perplexity and other sites.
Connect your RSS feed and your first episodes go live within 24 hours. The rest of your back catalogue follows: up to 100 episodes a month on Be Herd, with no monthly limit on Grow the Herd or Lead the Herd. New episodes are added as you publish them.
Anyone can pick a moment from an episode and turn it into a captioned audio or video clip. Every clip gets its own page on your show's site, linked to the full episode, so when it's shared, people come back to you rather than to another platform.
Listeners type a question and get an answer drawn from your episodes, with each point linked to the moment it came from. It's included on Grow the Herd with 100 questions a month, and unlimited on Lead the Herd.
Connect your RSS feed and PodHerd builds a page for every episode, with a link to every moment in it. Search engines, AI assistants and your listeners can all find those pages. The first 7 days are free.