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Headliner, a leading platform for podcast marketing, is excited to announce the launch of its free, enhanced video support feature, empowering video podcasters to seamlessly clip and caption their video content. With this update, podcasters can now quickly repurpose their video episodes to maximize reach and engagement across social media and YouTube.

The enhanced video support expands on Headliner’s ongoing effort to simplify podcast promotion and help podcasters grow their audiences. Whether uploading videos from a computer, using Headliner’s YouTube Ingestion, or via Google Drive and Zoom integrations, Headliner’s AI will automatically select and optimize up to 10 clips per video. This ensures every clip follows best practices for social media, including aspect ratios and captions.

“With more podcasters leveraging video to promote their shows, our enhanced video support ensures they can easily adapt and share their episodes across multiple platforms with minimal effort,” said Oliver Wellington, COO and Co-Founder of Headliner.

Six years ago today, the pink, purple, and blue smiley face you know and love came to be. Today, we want to celebrate all that we've accomplished together.

Highlights

Over 1.3 million podcasters in 193 countries have created with Headliner.

In total, podcasters have exported over 72.9 million minutes of content - that's just over 138 years' worth of podcasts! Here are some other highlights:

Podcasters created 17.1 million audiograms in total Headliner has transcribed over 25 million minutes We launched three new products Podcasters set up 166k automations in Make by Headliner With Automatic Aduiograms, podcasters made 5.6 million clips Podcast Promo has helped podcasters worldwide garner 148.7 million impressions

Now, that's a lot of podcasts!

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