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# How do I share my episodes on social media?

Most listeners find a podcast through a link someone shares. Here's how to share your episodes on social media, and make it easy for your listeners to share them too.

### Which link to share

Share a link that anyone can listen from, whatever app they use:

* **The episode's sharing page:** a simple page with a player, for example [share.transistor.fm/s/e83b42d0](https://share.transistor.fm/s/e83b42d0). On X, it shows a player right in the post
* **The episode's page on your podcast website**

Avoid sharing a link to just one podcast app, since people who use a different app can't listen. See [How do I share a podcast episode?](https://support.transistor.fm/en/article/how-to-share-a-podcast-episode-omnh3n/) to find these links.

### Share from your dashboard

Open a published episode in your dashboard, click **Share** at the top of the page, and choose **Share on Bluesky**, **Share on Threads**, **Share on Facebook**, **Share on LinkedIn** or **Share on X**. A new post opens with a link to the episode's sharing page, ready for you to add your own words.

### Let your listeners share

* **Embed players** have a **Share** tab with buttons for X, Facebook and LinkedIn, and a link listeners can copy, starting at the point they're listening to
* **Your social accounts** show on your podcast website and on your sharing pages. Add them on the **Social Media** page in your podcast's **Settings** tab

### Post new episodes automatically

* **Bluesky:** post every new episode to Bluesky, and show replies as comments on your website. See [How do I use Bluesky auto-posting and podcast comments?](https://support.transistor.fm/en/article/how-to-use-bluesky-auto-posting-and-podcast-comments-yu5uqs/)
* **YouTube:** post your audio episodes to YouTube as videos. See [Why should I auto-post my episodes to YouTube?](https://support.transistor.fm/en/article/how-to-use-youtube-auto-posting-xnybjb/)
* **Other networks:** use an automation tool like [Zapier](https://support.transistor.fm/en/article/how-do-i-use-transistor-with-zapier-f4ig29/) to post when an episode is published

### Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram

Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram don't play podcast audio inside a post, so you can't embed a player there. Instead:

* **Share your sharing page link.** The post shows a preview with your episode's artwork and title
* **Post a short video clip** of a highlight from the episode, with a link to the full episode (see below)
* **On Instagram,** add your sharing page link to your bio or to a Story

### Share video clips

Short video clips are one of the best ways to promote an episode on social media, even for audio-only podcasts. Pick a great moment, turn it into a clip (sometimes called an audiogram), and post it with a link to the full episode.

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See our guide: [How to create an audiogram](https://transistor.fm/podcast-audio-video-clip/)

### Learn more

* [The best way to share a podcast episode](https://transistor.fm/share-podcast-episode/)
* [10 podcast promotion ideas for 2026](https://transistor.fm/ideas-promote-podcast/)

If you have additional questions please reach out to us:

* Email - support@transistor.fm
* Live Chat: https://transistor.fm/contact/