You can use the Podcast page template:
Static version means no automation, no advanced plugins, no blog required. It’s all done inside Showit.
In the static version:
This is the fastest way to launch your podcast.
However, I wouldn’t suggest this setup if you already have 30+ podcast episodes because it would require a lot of manual work. In that case Dynamic Podcast Setup would be a better idea.
This is your main podcast landing page.
You’ll use it to introduce the podcast, explain who it’s for, highlight featured or recent episodes, link out to listening platforms, add subscription form/lead magnet, and more.
Important note:
Featured and recent episodes are manually edited here.
You decide what shows up and when.
This page shows a list of episodes.
In the static setup:
If you have only a few episodes, this can stay very simple.
You do not have to use single episode pages.
If you do want them:
If you don’t want them:
Both approaches are valid.
Even if you’re using the static setup, you’ll see blog-based podcast pages in your template.
For now:
Why keep them?
Static works especially well if:
You can always upgrade later.
➡️ That’s it.
Once your content is updated, publish and you’re live.
If you want to learn more about how to edit content, text, colors, images in your Showit Design it’s all right here.