An Easy Way to Resurface Podcast Episodes Buried in the Past - Daily Dave - Podcast TipsAs your library of past episodes grows over time, great episodes, content and conversations with past guests get buried in a back catalog that many new listeners may never discover. So how do we keep our back catalog alive for newer audiences?You can create a curated playlist of like content, you can design an online magazine of themed content, you can add a link to your show notes highlighting a past episode or you can do what I just did - check out the episode next to this one in your list of episodes, look at the episode number and compare that episode number to the other numerical episode numbers on your screen - what do you see?I took the single best episode from all of my content and moved it up the list from the past by simply changing the date - an episode from 2 years ago is now right up at the top of the list with all the other recent episodes - I didn't upload a duplicate episode, I simply changed the release date thus mainitaining my listener stat history over the past 2 years and made this episode more visible to new listeners instead of leaving this buried in the past. At any time, I can push this episode back to where it was originally released on 5/5/2023So, if you have a great episode or an episode that didn't perform as well as you had hoped, try bringing that episode back from the past to see how your new listeners respond.Play with your back catalog - your audience would love to hear something new that once was old - try it and let me know the results!______https://howtopodcast.ca/