Editorial posts
Create titles, summaries, article content, publish states, and stable public routes.
Content & SEO
Publish a blog beside your podcast archive
Add editorial content that does not belong in the RSS feed—launch notes, resources, recaps, interviews, or deeper guides—without creating a separate CMS.
Blog publishing is available on Creator and Studio.
What it does
Podcast blog, without the vague promises.
Blog posts live alongside the podcast rather than on a disconnected domain, so navigation and internal links can connect articles to episodes and people.
The strongest posts add original value. Automatically restating an episode description creates little reason for visitors or search engines to prefer the article.
Same-site publishing
Publish articles through the same static release pipeline and brand system as the podcast website.
Contextual connections
Link posts to relevant episodes, people, subscribe paths, and custom pages.
How it works
From setup to public site.
Use the same controlled workflow whether you are starting your first website or maintaining an established show.
- 01
Choose a useful topic
Answer a listener question or add information not already covered by the feed.
- 02
Write and edit
Create a descriptive title, clear structure, original copy, and relevant links.
- 03
Publish and maintain
Ship the post with the site and update it when facts or links change.
SEO impact
How this feature supports a searchable podcast site.
Castee handles repeatable technical work while you control the accuracy, usefulness, and editorial quality of the public content.
Broader search intent
Address questions and topics that do not fit naturally into episode metadata.
Internal context
Use articles to connect related episodes and guide readers to the most relevant next page.
Original value
Prefer analysis, resources, transcripts with editing, or firsthand insight over duplicated summaries.
Is the blog available on Free?
No. Blog publishing is gated to paid Castee plans.
Can blog posts link to episodes?
Yes. Articles and episodes share the same site and can be connected with contextual links.
Will converting every episode into a short post improve SEO?
Not necessarily. Near-duplicate or thin pages may add little value. Publish a post when it serves a distinct reader need.
Use your own podcast
Build before you sign up.
Paste a public RSS feed and see how your episodes and artwork fit a Castee site.
Start for free