podlinks

Podlinks is a term used in podcasting to describe a centralized web page or URL that aggregates links and resources related to a podcast or its episodes. A typical podlinks page acts as a hub where listeners can find direct episode links across platforms, show notes, transcripts, sponsor codes, affiliate links, merchandise, and external resources referenced in episodes.

Podlinks pages are commonly used to replace scattered links in episode descriptions and social posts, offering a single, shareable URL. They may include timestamped episode sections, platform badges, search or filter features, and sometimes dynamic elements that update as new resources are added. Some creators use a single short link that redirects to a dynamic podlinks page, while others maintain a static landing page per episode or per show.

Creation and maintenance: Podcasters can build podlinks using basic website builders, content management systems, or specialized link aggregation tools. Many podcast hosting platforms integrate with show notes or offer auto-generated links to major platforms; creators may also add affiliate tracking codes or sponsor URLs within the page.

Benefits and considerations: Centralized podlinks improve discoverability, make sharing easier, and consolidate resources for listeners. They can enhance SEO and audience engagement, but require ongoing maintenance to keep links current and free from dead ends. Privacy and affiliate disclosure considerations may also apply depending on the included links.

See also: show notes, episode page, link aggregation tools, link-in-bio services, podcast hosting platform.