Guide · Podcast production

A podcast media kit that says it quickly.

A media kit is a one-page introduction to your show for people who may work with it: guests, partners, sponsors and press.

What it is for

Guests want to know who listens before they say yes. Partners want to know whether you fit. A short document answers both without a long email.

What to include

Keep it to one or two pages.

  • Show name, description and artwork.
  • Who the show is for.
  • Hosts and a short bio.
  • Format and length of an episode, and how often it is released.
  • Where to listen, with links.
  • Contact details.

Numbers

Include audience figures only if you can back them up with data from your host, with the date. Do not round up or invent numbers. If the show is new, say so and describe the audience you aim for.

What to leave out

Leave out unproven claims, long histories and anything that changes quickly. A kit that is out of date is worse than none.

Keep it current

Update the kit when the show changes. Include the latest episode and a short sample. radio.app does not provide media kits; we produce the audio.

Questions

Questions, answered.

Do I need a media kit?

Only if you plan to work with sponsors or press. A simple page is enough to start.

Should I include download numbers?

Only real ones, with the source and date.

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.