Despite all your hard work, you're probably missing out on a ton of interview requests from journalists, authors and other podcasters simply because your podcast listing is confusing and hard to understand.

The way you list your podcast depends in large part on what fields the podcatcher provides. However, you can control this information in the way you edit your ID3 tag when you create a new podcast each week.

Stop missing out on interviews that could bring a ton of new subscribers to your podcast. Instead, follow these tips to ensure that it's easy for journalists, authors and other podcasters to find your podcasts so you never miss an interview opportunity again.

1. Lead your podcast title with the episode number. Some podcasters will remove older episodes from their server to make way for new ones. If you're one of those podcasters who do this, most podcatchers will no longer list the removed podcasts in their directories. That means that to the interviewer, instead of seeing a long list of your podcasts, they may only see 5 or 10. The interviewer may make the assumption that you're new to podcasting and will move on to another podcaster. By including the episode number in your podcast title, you alert the interviewer that you're an old hag at this p
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   The way you list your podcast depends in large part on what fields the podcatcher provides. However, you can control this information in the way you edit your ID3 tag when you create a new podcast each week.

   Stop missing out on interviews that could bring a ton of new subscribers to your podcast. Instead, follow these tips to ensure that it's easy for journalists, authors and other podcasters to find your podcasts so you never miss an interview opportunity again.

   1. Lead your podcast title with the episode number. Some podcasters will remove older episodes from their server to make way for new ones. If you're one of those podcasters who do this, most podcatchers will no longer list the removed podcasts in their directories. That means that to the interviewer, instead of seeing a long list of your podcasts, they may only see 5 or 10. The interviewer may make the assumption that you're new to podcasting and will move on to another podcaster. By including the episode number in your podcast title, you alert the interviewer that you're an old hag at this p
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      1. Lead your podcast title with the episode number. Some podcasters will remove older episodes from their server to make way for new ones. If you're one of those podcasters who do this, most podcatchers will no longer list the removed podcasts in their directories. That means that to the interviewer, instead of seeing a long list of your podcasts, they may only see 5 or 10. The interviewer may make the assumption that you're new to podcasting and will move on to another podcaster. By including the episode number in your podcast title, you alert the interviewer that you're an old hag at this p
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      2. Artist name should be yours, not your company's. It's very difficult to understand who WantAPodcastNow.com is. Instead, use your first and last name in the artist field when editing the ID3 tag. When entering your details in a podcatcher, include your first name and last name in the creator/host/producer field. That way, people can find you quickly using the search tool in a podcatcher's search engine.

      3. Make the album name your email address. Nothing is more frustration for an interviewer than having to click through dozens of pages just to find an email address. Make it easy for the interviewer to contact you by using the album field in the ID3 tag for your email address. The interviewer will be grateful for this convenience, plus you lessen your chance of losing that ounce of free publicity.

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