Thinking about launching a podcast and showing it off on your stunning Showit website? You’re not alone! As more creatives, coaches, and business owners dive into podcasting, having a professional, functional podcast page is becoming essential. If you’ve ever wondered how to set up a WordPress podcast page in Showit, you’re in the right place and trust me, it’s easier than you think.

As someone who’s worked on dozens of Showit sites (and spent way too much time figuring out the quirks), I’ve got your back. This guide will walk you through every step, from choosing the right podcast hosting platform to embedding your episodes beautifully on your Showit site no tech degree required.

Why Add a Podcast Page to Your Showit Website?

Before we jump into the setup, let’s talk about the why. Whether you’re a creative entrepreneur, wedding photographer, coach, or educator, a podcast can help you:

• Build deeper connections with your audience
  
• Showcase your expertise
  
• Grow your brand’s reach
  
• Offer evergreen content in a more personal format
  

But here’s the catch: Showit is amazing for design flexibility, but it doesn’t support podcasting features out of the box. That’s where WordPress integration comes in.

Showit + WordPress = Podcasting Dream Team

If you’re new to Showit, here’s a quick rundown:

• Showit powers the front end of your site (aka what visitors see), giving you total creative freedom with drag-and-drop design.
  
• WordPress runs the blog and dynamic content behind the scenes (hosted by Showit), which makes it perfect for managing podcast episodes.
  

This combo gives you the best of both worlds: gorgeous, fully custom design with the functionality of a real CMS.

Step-by-Step: How to Set Up a WordPress Podcast Page in Showit

Let’s break this down into bite-sized, beginner-friendly steps. No fluff, just what you need.

1. Choose Your Podcast Hosting Platform

First things first: you’ll need a podcast hosting service. This is where your audio files will live.

Top podcast hosts for Showit users:

Podcast Host	Pros	Integrates Easily?
Buzzsprout	Super easy to use, great analytics	✅ Yes
Anchor (by Spotify)	Free, beginner-friendly	✅ Yes
Libsyn	Great control and distribution	✅ Yes
Transistor	Pro-level features, beautiful embed player	✅ Yes

Pro Tip: I’ve used Buzzsprout for clients and personally love how clean the embed players look on Showit pages.

2. Upload and Publish Your First Episodes

Once you’ve picked your host, follow their prompts to:

• Upload your audio files
  
• Add episode titles and descriptions
  
• Grab your embed code (usually HTML or an iframe snippet)
  

Most podcast hosts also generate an RSS feed, which is important for syndication (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc.).

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3. Connect WordPress to Your Podcast Host

This step is key if you want your episodes to also show up as blog posts (which helps with SEO!).

You have two main options:

Option A: Use a Podcast Plugin for WordPress

Install a plugin like:

• Seriously Simple Podcasting
  
• PowerPress by Blubrry

These plugins let you:

• Publish podcast episodes as blog posts
  
• Auto-embed players
  
• Customize metadata for SEO
  

Just log into your WordPress dashboard (via your Showit account), go to Plugins > Add New, and install one of these tools.

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Option B: Manually Add Episodes as Blog Posts

If you don’t want a plugin, you can still:

• Create a new blog post for each episode
  
• Paste in your embed code
  
• Add a transcript or show notes
  

This method gives you more visual control, especially if you want to format each post uniquely.

4. Design a Custom Podcast Page in Showit

Here’s where Showit shines. You can design a totally unique podcast landing page using drag-and-drop elements.

What to include on your podcast page:

• Podcast logo + title
  
• Player or recent episodes section
  
• Episode list with clickable links to WordPress blog posts
  
• Call to Action (CTA) to subscribe on platforms like Apple, Spotify, etc.
  
• Email opt-in (grow that list!)
  

How to embed a podcast player:

1. Drag a “Embed Code” box into your Showit layout
   
2. Paste your episode or playlist embed code from your podcast host
   
3. Adjust size and spacing visually no coding needed
   

Want a podcast archive? Link buttons or grids to your WordPress blog’s podcast category (e.g., /category/podcast) to let users browse past episodes.

5. Optimize for SEO and Sharing

Let’s get a little nerdy (but not too nerdy).

SEO Tips for Your Podcast in WordPress:

• Use episode-specific titles (e.g., “How I Booked 20 Clients with Pinterest”)
  
• Include show notes and a short transcript for each episode
  
• Tag each episode with relevant keywords and categories
  
• Use Yoast SEO or Rank Math plugins to optimize metadata
  

Bonus Tips:

• Add Open Graph tags for better social sharing previews
  
• Create branded graphics for each episode using Canva
  

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Common Questions Showit Users Ask

Do I need to pay extra for WordPress on Showit?

Nope. If you have a Showit + Blog plan, WordPress is included and hosted by Showit. You’ll access it via your Showit dashboard.

Can I use Showit alone without WordPress for podcasting?

Not really. Showit doesn’t support RSS feeds or blog-style content natively. You need the WordPress integration to publish episodes properly and boost SEO.

What if I already have a podcast on another platform?

That’s great! You can still:

• Embed your episodes into Showit
  
• Link your blog posts to past episodes
  
• Migrate your feed to a new host if needed (most platforms offer this)
  

Real Talk: What It’s Like Setting Up a Podcast in Showit

I’ll be honest your first time setting up a podcast on Showit might feel a little confusing. The mix of Showit’s visual builder and WordPress’s more traditional backend takes a bit of getting used to.

But once it’s live? It feels SO good.

You get a fully branded, on-brand podcast page that looks nothing like a generic template. You’re not stuck with a cookie-cutter podcast site your design, your vibe, your voice.

And when new visitors land on your site and binge-listen to your episodes? Pure gold. 🙌

Final Thoughts: Should You Set Up a WordPress Podcast Page in Showit?

Absolutely if you want to create a podcast presence that looks as good as it sounds.
Using Showit + WordPress gives you full creative freedom and podcast functionality without needing to mess with code or external platforms.

To recap:

• Pick a podcast host (Buzzsprout or Transistor are my favs)
  
• Publish your episodes and get the embed code
  
• Use WordPress to manage your show notes and blog feed
  
• Design a killer podcast page in Showit
  
• Optimize for SEO and sharing
  

Once you’ve got your setup done, it’s smooth sailing from there. Hit record, post, and promote.

Want help designing your podcast page in Showit?
At Get Perfect Website, we specialize in creating beautifully branded Showit websites for content creators, educators, and entrepreneurs. Let’s make your podcast look as good as it sounds.