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An Audible podcast, found by listeners.

Audible is known for audiobooks, and its listeners also look for spoken audio. Podcasts and audiobooks overlap in audience but not in format.

How Audible works for podcasts

Audible's listeners expect long-form, well-produced audio. A show that fits that expectation has to sound polished.

What to prepare

Before you publish:

  • Check how your show appears in the app.
  • Align your show with the audience's taste for long audio.
  • Consider a series with a clear arc.
  • Review the listing regularly.

Who listens and how

Because audiobook listeners are used to professional narration, a spoken show can be judged by that standard. Clean capture and careful editing help.

What radio.app delivers

We deliver finished files to a consistent standard. See the production process.

Questions

Questions, answered.

Is a podcast the same as an audiobook?

No. A podcast is a recurring show. An audiobook is a recorded book. They share some listeners.

What loudness do you deliver?

About −16 LUFS ±1 integrated with true peaks no higher than −1 dBTP. The [loudness guide](/podcast-production/podcast-lufs) explains why and cites Apple and Spotify.

Tell us about your podcast.

Share what you want to record, who it’s for and how often. We’ll reply with a proposed scope and timing.