PodChapters®

PodChapters® transcribes your episode and makes accurate chapter markers with titled sections your listeners will love.

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Listeners skipping around isn't a verdict on your episode. It's how plenty of people use long ones. Clear chapter titles let them skip with confidence instead of scrubbing the timeline blind.

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Quick check before you hit publish: read your chapter titles top to bottom with the audio off. Could a listener pick where to jump from the list alone? If two titles sound alike, rewrite one.

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Honest question: when you press play on a long podcast episode, do you start at the top or go hunting for the part you came for? Curious how often listeners skip around, and whether the episodes you love make that easy.

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Think of the last podcast you started binge-listening to. How did you pick which episode to open first, and did that episode make it easy to find the part you wanted?

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Show notes explain what an episode covers. Chapters help someone decide where to start. If your notes are already packed, let chapters handle navigation and keep the notes for links and context.

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Starting a new season? Give listeners a way into your first episodes from day one. PodChapters helps podcasters create chapters for their episodes faster. Start your free trial on your latest episode: https://t.co/DkVhbhuzXL

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Solo podcast producers: once the edit is done, which publish-day task gets bumped to "later" most often? Show notes, artwork, chapters, or something else?

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Find-and-replace is also pretty cool! Enter a search term and it highlights in the waveform so you can quickly see where it was said. And you can use regular expressions for your search.

In this example, the transcription tool sometimes gets my domain slightly wrong, splitting out words, like "the https://t.co/GUsQG5kFfy." So I can search for "the\s?audacity\s?to\s?https://t.co/cRJaTYz0e4" which sets every space (\s) as optional to match, and then I can replace all those with "https://t.co/H8nvh8DQTv" (including stylish capitalization).

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The upcoming transcript editor in @PodChapters will let you drag and drop your chapters anywhere in the transcript! (But you still get millisecond precision through the waveform display.)

It also lets you see a visual representation of who is talking, right on the waveform!

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Chapters are usually the step that slips on publish day. PodChapters helps podcasters create them faster, so the episode can go out finished. Start your free trial on your latest episode: https://t.co/iS07gDYwtG

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When you recommend an episode to a friend, do you say "skip to the 22-minute mark" or just hope they stay for the whole thing?

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Coming soon!

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A transcript editor is coming to @PodChapters!

That might not seem all the innovative, but this editor will let you place and move your chapters _inside_ the transcript view!

Here's an early preview of the feature with Eric Alton-Glenn Hilliard's 2-person podcast, @SteeleWatching!

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A publish-day checklist worth stealing: audio exported, title final, description written, chapters added. If chapters keep slipping to "later," move them above the description instead of leaving them at the bottom.

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If a brand-new listener gave your show 10 minutes, which part of which episode would you send them to? And could they find it without scrubbing through the whole timeline?

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Better episode management—just launched on PodChapters!

Check it out! https://t.co/z1iBrbEC7q

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Interview episodes cover a lot of ground, and listeners often arrive for one question. PodChapters helps you create chapters so they can find it. Try it on your latest episode: https://t.co/imosiHvuB9

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If you could go back and add chapters to one older episode, which would it be: your most-downloaded one, or the one you keep recommending to new listeners?

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Replace episode audio without starting over—just launched on PodChapters!

Check it out! https://t.co/z1iBrbEC7q

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Your older episodes probably still have chapters on the to-do list. PodChapters helps podcasters create chapters for their episodes faster, so going back to one doesn't mean another round of manual timestamps. Start your free trial: https://t.co/dUQDdvUsAv

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On an interview episode, which chapter title helps you more as a listener: the guest's name plus a topic, or the exact question being answered?