• How to Add a Private Podcast to Podcast Apps

  Here's a handy guide on how to add a private podcast to podcast apps that support private feeds. Add to Apple Podcasts (on Mac desktop and iTunes on PC) Click File on the Apple Podcasts menu. Click Add Show by URL. Paste your unique URL into the box. Click Subscribe. Add to Apple Podcasts (on iOS) In the icons list at the bottom of your display, click Library. Click the 3 dots icon at the top right. Click Follow a Show by URL. Paste __yFew readers

• How to create a Private Podcast

  At Captivate, we want to make it easy as possible to grow and make money with your podcast. That's one of the reasons why we built private podcasts the way we did. But we also know that not all podcasts are just about making money. Organizations like to produce internal podcasts for education, insights, and mentorship. That's why private podcasts are perfect for creating content that only your most exclusive listeners can access, from paying subscribers or financial supporters of your show, toFew readers

• How to invite subscribers to your Private Podcast

  So you've created your first private podcast, and you're ready to start using it to its fullest - from paid membership subscribers to organizational updates for your business. To do that, you're going to need subscribers. Each subscriber gets their own unique URL for your private podcast that they can use with their preferred podcast app, and we make it super easy for you to invite them! Adding a New Subscriber to Your Private Podcast The simplest way to add a new subscriber is to invite tFew readers

• How to subscribe to a Private Podcast

  By using Captivate's Private Feeds feature to create a private podcast for your premium subscribers, it's easier than ever to offer exclusive content, digital downloads, online courses, and more. Because every subscriber to your private podcast gets their own unique URL, it makes it really easy for them to choose how they want to subscribe to your podcast. Here are the different ways your subscribers can listen to your privateFew readers