Unlocking Podcast Potential with Jellypod Analytics

Timothy Barnwell

Hello and welcome to another episode of Jellypod Product Updates. I’m Timothy Barnwell, and today, I’ve got an exciting update to share with you—something that I think will really change the way you manage and grow your podcast. It’s called Jellypod Analytics, and it launched just recently, on May 20th, 2025. Now, if you’ve ever found yourself wondering: ‘Who’s actually listening to my podcast?’ or ‘How is my content performing on, say, Spotify compared to Apple Podcasts?’—well, this feature is going to answer all of those questions and more.

Timothy Barnwell

You see, tracking audience metrics isn’t just a good-to-have; it’s an absolute game-changer. When you know who’s listening, where they’re tuning in from, and which episodes they’re engaging with the most, it opens the door to making smarter decisions about your content. Imagine being able to double down on what works, refine what doesn’t, and ultimately grow your audience faster. It’s, well, it’s kind of like having the answers to all your podcasting ‘what-ifs’ right at your fingertips.

Timothy Barnwell

Now, the real magic of Jellypod Analytics lies in its simplicity. The dashboard is completely visual—no clunky spreadsheets or endless integrations to wrestle with. You just log in, click on ‘Analytics,’ and everything is there. Real-time insights about who’s downloading your show and which platform is delivering the most traction. Honestly, it’s all about eliminating guesswork and giving you, as a creator, the tools to focus on what you do best: making great content.

Timothy Barnwell

And one thing I absolutely love is how you can see platform-specific performance. For instance, maybe your comedy podcast crushes it on YouTube, but it’s kind of lagging on Apple Podcasts. With this data, you can adjust your strategy—maybe add some bespoke promotion where it’s needed, or experiment with content formats to see how that plays out. I mean, growth, it’s not just about creating; it’s about knowing, learning, and evolving with your audience.

Timothy Barnwell

So, if you’ve got a podcast—or you’re thinking about starting one—Jellypod Analytics is worth a look. It’s intuitive, insightful, and honestly, a bit of a game-changer for podcasters who are ready to take things to the next level. That’s all for today’s update. Thanks for tuning in, and I’ll catch you next time!