Podsqueeze generates the promotional material around a podcast episode: transcripts, show notes, newsletters, blog posts, social posts and short clips with captions, produced together from one upload.
The bundling is the point, because the work after recording is what actually kills independent podcasts. Recording an episode is the enjoyable part and takes an hour; writing show notes, cutting clips, drafting a newsletter and posting to four platforms takes longer than the recording and is nobody’s idea of a good evening. Shows do not usually stop because the host ran out of things to say – they stop because the promotion became a second unpaid job.
Handling video as well as audio podcasts reflects where the format has gone. Two practical notes: clip selection is where these tools differ most, so test whether it finds the moments your audience would actually share – and generated show notes need a read, since a misheard name or a garbled figure published as a transcript is the kind of error listeners notice immediately.
