Mini site for a podcast
Links to where people can listen, recent episodes, who hosts, a sign-up to get updates and contact for guests and sponsors at minisitee.com/yourname. You set it up yourself, from your phone.
Day to day
Every new episode turns into a round of links, guest requests and proposals scattered across social media. One page brings it all together.
Without minisitee
With minisitee
Suggested structure
This is how the finished mini site looks, top to bottom. Next to each part, the tool you use to create it.
Appear when you fill them in: Link, Video, Social networks.
Tools
You add only what you use. Each tool can be added, removed or moved with a tap.
One button per platform: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube.
Cards with a photo, a title and a short description of each episode.
Name and email from people who want updates. The answers arrive in Configure.
A video clip from an episode so listeners get to know the show.
Photos from the recording and of the hosts.
A form for people who want to take part in or support the show.
Where to listen, schedule, new-episode updates, how to sponsor.
Instagram, YouTube and the show's other networks.
For the listener
A single link to use in your bio, in your stories, in episode descriptions and in your email signature.
And get to know the show, the hosts and the recent episodes.
They tap the Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube button and press play.
To get updates on new episodes. The emails arrive in Configure.
Guide
Visitors arrive from an episode, a recommendation or a story, and decide in seconds whether to follow. Your mini site should make that decision easy.
Open with a line like "Conversations about money and freelance life, every Thursday, 30 minutes". Readers instantly know the subject, the rhythm and the size of the commitment. Add a short bio of who makes the show, in a Text, with your experience on the subject and no exaggeration. A direct Title is worth more than a clever slogan that explains nothing.
Use the Link tool for Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube, putting first the platform where most people listen to you. Labels like "Listen on Spotify" work better than loose icons. In Video, leave an episode or a one-minute trailer for people who prefer to try before following. If you have Social networks, place them after, so they do not compete with the main buttons.
In the Form, ask only for name and email, and let the button text say what the person gets: "Get Friday's edition". Tell visitors on the mini site that the answers arrive in Configure and that you write to them on your own, since minisitee does not send the editions. Share a past issue with a Link, so visitors know what they will receive.
Someone who wants to be a guest is not looking for the same information as a brand. Use the Form or the WhatsApp button with a ready message, like "Hi, I would like to suggest a guest", and reserve a PDF File download, up to 20 MB, with the audience profile and sponsorship formats. Show only numbers you can back up.
Best practices
People who open your podcast mini site want to press play, and every extra step costs you a listener.
A name alone rarely explains a show, so give it a subtitle that says what listeners get.
Use one Link tool per platform, labeled with the name people recognize: “Listen on Spotify”, “Listen on Apple Podcasts”, “Watch on YouTube”.
Use 3 to 5 Product or Service cards as a showcase, with no price, putting a short note in its place: “Ep. 42 · 31 min”.
A Text tool called “Your host” with 3 to 5 lines: your experience with the subject, why you make the show and how you record it. Avoid download counts, rankings or “most listened” without proof; if you cite a real figure, such as “over 100 episodes published”, add the date.
If the show has seasons, organize the episode cards by the current season and leave the earlier ones to the YouTube or platform button.
The “Get alerts for new episodes” form has two fields: name (short text, optional) and email (email type, required). minisitee only collects the emails in Configure and does not send mass emails: you send the alerts yourself, with whatever tool you prefer.
The second Form, “Guest or sponsor”, uses name, email, WhatsApp, “What do you want” (single choice: Be a guest, Sponsor the show, Suggest a topic, Other) and message (long text, up to 2,000 characters). It does not take attachments, so ask for a link to the material.
Before release, announce the day in the Title or the Countdown; on the day, swap the card and check the links; afterwards, remove the countdown and share the video clip. In Configure, compare how many emails, guest requests and contacts arrived each week with what you promoted.
Other businesses
Gather your listening links, open the sign-up for new-episode updates and receive invitations and proposals in one place.
Create my podcast mini siteFAQ
Yes. With the Link tool you create one button per platform, with whatever title and address you want.
With the Form you ask for name and email, and the answers arrive in Configure. You send the updates themselves with the tool you already use.
Yes. With the Product or Service tool you create one card per episode, with a photo and description, and you can leave the price blank.
Through a form with up to 20 questions, whose answers arrive in Configure, or through the WhatsApp button.
Yes. The Video tool shows an episode clip right on the page. Your mini site speaks Portuguese, English and Spanish.
There is no automatic connection to your podcast feed. You swap the link or the video in Configure when you publish an episode, which takes a few minutes.
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