1. Setting up your profile
Set up your profile one step at a time: add your name and sign-off, bring in your work, check the answers CastGhost fills in, and approve your bio and topics.
Short videos of the real app, one for each step, from setting up your profile to recording a published episode.
Set up your profile and pitch niches, add credit, connect your Gmail, and find help when you need it.
Set up your profile one step at a time: add your name and sign-off, bring in your work, check the answers CastGhost fills in, and approve your bio and topics.
Pick your first pitch niche, review the talking points CastGhost finds in your work, add your own, and approve how you sound.
What's free, what a pitch costs, and how to add credit. Adding credit unlocks contacts and pitch drafting.
Connect the Gmail your pitches are sent from, add your email signature, and set up the filter that lets a host's reply stop the follow-ups.
Act on a health check, ask the help assistant a question, report a bug, or copy a diagnostic report.
Search for podcasts that fit you, and fill in the contacts that need a person to find.
Edit each pitch until it sounds like you, send it from your Gmail, and follow up when a show goes quiet.
What to do when a show records your episode, and again when it goes live.
What to do when a show records your interview, and again when the episode goes live.
What each part of Settings controls, and when you'd change it.
Who your pitches are written by, the pitch writer, your link library and your pitch style rules.
The score a show needs to be ready to pitch, the rules for shows to skip, and the log of score changes.
Download every show CastGhost researched for you, and choose whether contacts you add are shared.
Switch between the Night and Cream themes, and choose how cards are laid out: grid, carousel or stack.
Set up your profile and see the shows that fit you before you spend anything.
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