Help listeners find the episode, named resources and relevant next steps with a focused podcast link page and clear show notes.
A listener hears you mention a template or demonstration. “The link is in the description” only helps if the description is organized. An episode resource page gives those references a stable, understandable home.
Group resources by purpose
For an episode about photographing handmade products, offer “Watch the lighting demonstration,” “Download the preparation checklist” and “See the guest's work.” Unexplained URLs make listeners remember why each item matters.
Add the episode title and a short summary. Include a listening route for someone arriving from search without hearing the show. Explain who the resources are for, using the same everyday language as the episode.
Choose a format you can maintain
A r37dy bio page can organize a small resource list. Static HTML hosting may suit longer notes if your plan includes it. Keep audio with your podcast host and link to it rather than implying the resource page is a podcast distribution system.
- Collect the actual references before writing.
- Give each destination a label and a sentence of context.
- Check that downloads are public and yours to share.
- Use an episode-specific address in the show notes.
- Test the page in the podcast app's browser where possible.
Preserve old episodes' value
Old episodes continue finding listeners. Replace missing resources with suitable alternatives and explain meaningful changes. Do not redirect an old resource page to an unrelated current promotion.
A newsletter invitation can be relevant if you explain what it provides. Keep the promised episode resources easy to reach, instead of placing unnecessary steps between the listener and the material.
Create a r37dy account and follow the page setup guide. For video references, the YouTube timestamp generator helps point to the relevant moment.