As a professional podcaster, curating content for a dedicated audience segment can add immense value to your listeners' experience. Whether it's for premium subscribers, generous patrons, or supportive donors, private pages on your Podpage website can serve as an exclusive hub for special content. Below is a step-by-step guide to creating and managing these private pages, ensuring they remain accessible only to your select audience.

Begin by navigating to the Pages section of your Podpage dashboard and select Custom Pages. Here, you can create new custom pages that will house your exclusive content.

By default, any page you create on Podpage is public. To cater to a special audience, you may prefer to make these pages private or protected.

For a simple layer of privacy, password protect any page you create. This will prompt visitors to enter a pre-set password to view the content on the page.

Alternatively, you can opt to hide your custom page entirely from the public view. Decide whether the page link should appear in your site's navigation bar, footer, both, or neither. If you choose not to display the link anywhere, the page remains hidden, accessible only via a direct link you provide to your special members.

For added security, combine both methods. Password-protect a hidden page to ensure that only those with both the link and the password can access the content.

Utilize these strategies to create a unique space on your Podpage for your most dedicated listeners. Whether it's bonus episodes, behind-the-scenes content, or special announcements, private pages can enhance your engagement with your audience and provide a tangible benefit for their support.

Remember: The exclusivity of your content is a value proposition for your listeners. Use Podpage's private pages to acknowledge and reward their loyalty in a way that feels personal and privileged.