Podcast website templates
Show-first structures: episode archive, host identity, and subscribe links for the platforms you publish on. Choose a podcast template, then adapt it in Cogo Site.
What's included
Episode archive
Reverse-chronological episode list with season grouping, episode numbers, and duration.
Featured episode section
A hero spot for the latest or flagship episode with show notes and listen links.
Subscribe links
Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, and RSS buttons in the hero, linking to your hosting platforms.
Show notes structure
Per-episode show-note sections with guest info, links, and topics—ready for your notes.
Who is this for
Indie podcasters
Solo podcasters who want a brand home beyond Apple Podcasts default page.
Network shows
Podcast networks with multiple shows needing cross-promotion and unified branding.
Brand podcasts
Companies publishing thought-leadership audio alongside their main product site.
Closest starting structures for this use case
Creator Hub
A unified brand hub for creators, podcasters, and influencers. Integrate newsletter signup, media links, and sponsorship inquiries.
Niche Blog
An editorial blogging template for industry analysis, technical writing, developer documentation, and expert publications.
Newsletter
An editorial newsletter homepage designed to grow your audience. Includes issue archives, content pillars, and high-conversion signup forms.
Related use cases
Frequently asked questions
Where should I host the audio?
With your podcast host (Libsyn, Buzzsprout, Transistor, etc.). Your Cogo Site presents episodes and links out to listen, embed, or subscribe.
Can listeners play episodes on my site?
Yes—each podcast host provides an episode embed code; add it to any episode page where your plan supports embeds.
Is a public RSS feed auto-generated for my site?
No—your RSS feed lives with your podcast host. The site links to it and to every listening platform you publish on.
Can I sell sponsorships?
You can publish a sponsorship page with your show's positioning, editable audience figures, and a contact link or separately verified inquiry workflow.
Can I feature episode collections by topic or season?
Yes—group episodes into seasons, themes, or guest series so new listeners can binge the topics they care about.