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There are three common ways to find podcasts to guest on: 1. Manual searching 2. Matchmaking sites 3. Podcast databases like Rephonic In this video, we do a quick comparison and explain why Rephonic is the fastest and most reliable option.

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PR teams use Rephonic’s podcast search tool because, unlike consumer platforms such as Spotify and Apple Podcasts, it is built specifically for outreach and makes it much easier to find the right podcasts to pitch.

It can be a useful route for brands that want to benefit from podcast exposure without committing to interviews.

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Rephonic now brings your entire podcast outreach workflow into one platform, with new features to help your team move faster and collaborate more easily. Manage campaigns, send pitches, automate follow-ups, and collaborate on replies, all within Rephonic.

Better still, the long-term trend in podcast consumption is upward, so there’s never been a better time to get booked on podcasts. Here’s a small nudge to give Rephonic a go if you’ve been thinking about booking podcast interviews.

Podcast listening in the US has reached a new all-time high. According to the Infinite Dial 2026 report, 58% of people aged 12+ said they had listened to or watched a podcast in the last month.

If you check most of these boxes, it’s a strong signal to research further and figure out a way to add to the conversation.

For example, this show tends to feature guests who are: • entrepreneurs/authors/experts • speaking to aspiring business leaders • sharing actionable, practical advice • open about challenges and lessons learned • driven by personal development and/or community impact

Rephonic’s Guest Profile section is a great shortcut when you’re trying to qualify a podcast. It uses episode transcripts to summarise the type of guest the show typically features, so you can quickly see if you/your client aligns.

Plenty of them could be a great fit for: • brand exposure • link building • thought leadership Make it a regular habit to scan for new guest opportunities as shows are always coming and going!

55k new English-language interview podcasts launched last year. A lot of them have already faded out, but 31k are still actively publishing. If you haven’t revisited podcast guesting in the last year, that’s a pretty big wave of new shows to look into.

The results display all the relevant episodes, so you won't miss any conversations that mention your keyword. Find out more here 👇 rephonic.com/blog/better-po…

Have you tried Rephonic's podcast episode search? When you enter a keyword or phrase into Episodes, our search engine looks for that keyword in: • Podcast titles • Show notes • Transcripts

You can track things like: • client names • brand names • competitors • trending topics Rephonic scans transcripts, titles, and show notes for every newly published episode. The moment your keyword comes up, you get an email so you can act on it straight away.

Podcast mentions happen all the time. The problem is most teams don’t see them unless they’re actively monitoring. That’s why we recommend setting up keyword alerts in Rephonic.

Here's everything you need to know about getting your written content mentioned on podcasts 👇 rephonic.com/blog/written-c…

If you want your written content to reach a wider audience, podcasts can be a powerful megaphone. Podcasts are a high-growth PR channel, with podcast listener numbers expected to swell to 619 million in 2026.

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If podcasts are part of your PR or sales and marketing strategies this year, you'll want the best insights. That's where using a podcast intelligence engine like Rephonic can really make a difference.