How to Get Your Show Featured on Apple Podcasts: Follow These Tips!

02/19/25 • 11 min

Want your podcast to stand out and get featured on Apple Podcasts? Getting into Apple’s curated sections can skyrocket your visibility, attract new listeners, and establish credibility. But how does it actually happen? In this episode, Eric is breaking down what it takes to get Apple’s attention, the key strategies you need to implement, and common mistakes to avoid.

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What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

Why being featured on Apple Podcasts can help grow your audience
The essential form you must fill out to be considered for a feature
Apple’s 4 Key Tips for Getting Featured:

Be Timely & Relevant – Connect your pitch to current events, holidays, or cultural moments
Create High-Quality Content – Apple looks for well-produced, engaging, and professional audio
Optimize Your Show Page – Your title, description, and artwork should be polished and compelling
Drive Engagement – Consistent releases, audience interaction, and strong listener retention matter

How to craft an effective pitch using these guidelines

Common mistakes that hurt your chances of getting featured

Why filling out the submission form accurately is a must

Apple Podcasts Resources & Links:

🔗 Apple’s Feature Request Tips
🔗 Apple Podcast Feature Request Form

Listen To Past Podcast Episodes:

Connect with The Podcast Haven:

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What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

Why being featured on Apple Podcasts can help grow your audience
The essential form you must fill out to be considered for a feature
Apple’s 4 Key Tips for Getting Featured:

Be Timely & Relevant – Connect your pitch to current events, holidays, or cultural moments
Create High-Quality Content – Apple looks for well-produced, engaging, and professional audio
Optimize Your Show Page – Your title, description, and artwork should be polished and compelling
Drive Engagement – Consistent releases, audience interaction, and strong listener retention matter

How to craft an effective pitch using these guidelines

Common mistakes that hurt your chances of getting featured

Why filling out the submission form accurately is a must

Apple Podcasts Resources & Links:

🔗 Apple’s Feature Request Tips
🔗 Apple Podcast Feature Request Form

Listen To Past Podcast Episodes:

Connect with The Podcast Haven:

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How To Turn Amazon Influencer Videos Into a YouTube Side Hustle

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Eric shares his latest side hustle—repurposing Amazon Influencer Program videos into a YouTube review channel. He breaks down why he started this experiment, his strategy for uploading videos quickly, and how he plans to monetize with Amazon affiliate links. Whether you're sitting on a backlog of content or looking for an easy way to generate extra income, this episode has insights on making the most of what you already have.

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The Process of Repurposing Amazon Influencer Videos:

Eric walks through his simple, no-frills approach to launching a YouTube review channel using content he already created. With hundreds of Amazon Influencer videos sitting in his account, he’s putting them to work with minimal effort. His strategy includes:

Uploading videos in bulk without custom thumbnails
Using AI-generated descriptions for speed and efficiency
Placing Amazon affiliate links in video descriptions to earn commissions
Setting up a separate Amazon affiliate account for tracking revenue
Testing paid ads to accelerate channel growth

Results So Far and What’s Next

Eric shares early results, including his subscriber count, top-performing video, and the small commissions he’s already earned. He also discusses the challenges of hitting Amazon’s minimum sales requirement to keep his new affiliate account active. Looking ahead, he plans to experiment with ads to see if he can grow the channel faster and turn it into a consistent revenue stream.

If you’re already in the Amazon Influencer Program, this episode is a must-listen for ideas on maximizing your content and making passive income.

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Learn about The Amazon Influencer Program In Episode 122 of Clipped

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How To Record a Video Podcast on Your iPhone

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In this episode of CLIPPED, the focus is on how to film high-quality video podcasts and YouTube videos using just an iPhone. With a powerful 4K camera right in your pocket, it’s easier than ever to create professional-looking content.

This episode covers the setup, audio syncing, and the essential gear needed (which isn’t much) to get started. Whether you’re new to content creation or looking for a streamlined workflow, this episode is packed with practical tips for filming like a pro.

This episode explains why using an iPhone is a great option for video content, thanks to its 4K recording capability and excellent picture quality. It emphasizes the benefits of using a device that’s less intimidating and more user-friendly than traditional cameras.

The episode breaks down everything from choosing between the selfie camera and the rear camera to setting up the perfect shot. It also covers how to seamlessly sync high-quality audio with video using Riverside.fm. By the end, you’ll know exactly how to maximize your iPhone’s potential for creating stunning video podcasts and YouTube videos.

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How to Record a Podcast on iPhone: Key Takeaways

Why Use an iPhone for Video Podcasts:

Records in 4K and 1080p with excellent image quality.
Easier to use and less intimidating than traditional cameras.

Video Setup Tips:

Use a sturdy tripod or boom arm for stability.
Position the camera at eye level for a professional look.
Choose the selfie camera for easy framing or the rear camera for better quality.