May 26, 2014 51 min

175. Are episode numbers REALLY necessary?

from The Audacity to Podcast® - tips and how to start and grow profit in podcasting

Do episode numbers really matter to you or your audience? Is there a better way to title your episodes or make your show-notes URLs? This is a special miniseries to challenge the ideas podcasters have accepted as truth for years. Some will stand up against the challenge while others crumble, and some will reveal new options you may have never considered.

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