Audiobly × Acast
New episodes arrive on their own from the moment you paste the feed. Behind them, years of episodes you have already published can come in at once — so the analysis has history to read from on day one rather than in twelve months.
Acast is a podcast hosting and monetisation platform used by independent shows and large publishers alike, handling distribution to Apple Podcasts, Spotify and the wider ecosystem, plus dynamic ad insertion and sponsorship.
Visit AcastBring the back catalogue, not just what is next
A host knows how many people downloaded an episode. What it cannot tell you is what was actually said across a run of two hundred of them — which subjects a show has genuinely owned, which guest said the thing worth quoting, and which theme has quietly gone cold.
What moves between the two
Each platform stays the authority on what it owns. The integration moves what the other one cannot see.
What Audiobly adds to Acast
Intelligence from the room, delivered into the system your team already works in.
Years of episodes come in from the feed together and are processed as a set, so the library is searchable by subject on day one rather than accumulating over the next twelve months.
Host, co-host and guest attributed properly, with your terminology enforced to its canonical spelling, so an episode reads as a conversation rather than a wall of text.
Topics and entities extracted per episode and aggregated over the whole catalogue, which is the view no host and no analytics tool provides.
What Acast adds to Audiobly
Context that makes every piece of analysis sharper and every report better evidenced.
New episodes arrive from the feed on their own. There is no upload step and nothing to remember after a release.
Titles, descriptions, publish dates and episode GUIDs come with the audio, so an episode is identified by the same key the host uses and nothing is duplicated.
The feed carries everything already published, so the back catalogue is available in one pass rather than file by file.
What teams do with it
The feed carries the whole back catalogue, not just what publishes next. Years of episodes come in together and are processed as a set, so the library exists on day one instead of building up over the next twelve months.
Search the catalogue by topic rather than by episode number. A new booking gets planned against what has already been said, so a returning guest is asked something new and a recurring theme reads as a thread rather than a repeat.
An advertiser sees which subjects the show has owned over years and how consistently, which is a different conversation from a rate card for the next four episodes.
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