"Wherever you get your podcasts" is a conversion problem
Podcast listening is split across at least four apps and nobody switches. A link page lets a listener open the episode in the app they already use, in one tap.
What a podcaster's page holds
Every listening platform
Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music. Four links, because your listener has a favourite and will not install another app for you.
The latest episode, pinned
A direct link to this week's episode rather than the show page. Fewer taps between hearing about it and pressing play.
Newsletter signup
The only audience you own. Platforms change their algorithms; an email list does not.
Guest pitch or contact
A form rather than an inbox. It filters pitches and stops your DMs becoming a booking system.
For a show, not a shop
Swap the pinned episode weekly
Update one link after each release. Everything pointing at your bio picks it up — no editing four profiles.
See which platform your audience uses
Per-link clicks tell you whether to prioritise Spotify or YouTube when you cut promo clips.
Link sections
Group listening platforms separately from newsletter and merch, so the page reads as three decisions rather than eight links. Free on Bioflow.
Follow system
Listeners can follow your profile and get notified when you add links — useful the week a season drops.
Frequently asked questions
Should I link the show page or the latest episode?
Both, with the latest episode first. Someone who just heard you mentioned wants that episode; the show page is for people who already decided to subscribe.
How many platforms should I list?
The three or four your analytics actually show traffic from. Listing nine platforms makes the page a wall and does not win listeners on the obscure ones.
Is it free?
Yes — 10 links, sections, 6 themes and 7-day analytics on the free plan, no credit card.