How to use Headliner to create Audiograms?

Audiograms serve several important purposes for podcasters and content creators:

1. Visual Appeal:
Audiograms provide a visually engaging representation of your audio content. The dynamic waveforms and accompanying visuals make it more attractive to potential listeners on social media platforms and other online channels.

2. Social Media Visibility:
Visual content tends to perform well on social media. Audiograms can be shared on platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, increasing the visibility of your podcast and attracting new listeners.

3. Teaser Content:
Audiograms act as teaser content, offering a brief preview of your podcast episode. This can entice potential listeners and give them a taste of what your content is about, encouraging them to listen to the full episode.

4. Accessibility:
Audiograms can make your content more accessible to individuals with hearing impairments. The visual representation of audio content allows a broader audience to engage with your podcast.

5. Brand Consistency:
Customizing audiograms with your podcast branding elements, such as logos and colors, helps maintain brand consistency. This visual identity can make your podcast easily recognizable and memorable.

6. Promotional Tool:
Audiograms serve as an effective promotional tool. When shared on various platforms, they can attract attention and generate interest in your podcast episodes, ultimately driving more traffic to your podcast.

7. Highlighting Key Moments:
Audiograms allow you to highlight key moments or interesting segments from your episodes. This can be particularly useful in showcasing compelling content and encouraging listeners to explore more.

8. Increased Engagement:
Visual content tends to receive higher engagement than text-only content. Audiograms encourage interaction, with users more likely to stop and engage with a visually appealing post, leading to increased likes, shares, and comments.

In summary, audiograms are a valuable tool for podcasters, offering a visually appealing and shareable format that can significantly enhance the promotion and accessibility of your audio content.

We've recently integrated Headliner onto Hubhopper studio so that it gets easier for you to promote and market your podcast!

Here's a mini-guide on how to use Headliner.

Mini-Guide on how to use Headliner to create Audiograms

It is important to note that you will need an account on headliner to be able to export your finished audiogram. This feature is available for both the Basic & Pro plan

1. Upload Your Episode: After uploading your episode, scroll down to find the option "Create Headliner!"
2. Play Your Audio: Click on the play button to play your audio and see which part you want to create the audiogram for. Please note that each social media has a specific time limit. Our suggestion is to keep the audiogram under one minute.
3. Trimming the Audio: To trim the beginning, click and drag to the desired duration. To trim the ending, click and drag to the desired duration. Once satisfied, click "Next."
4. Choose a Template: Browse through a variety of templates and select one that suits your podcast. Customize Your Audiogram: Add a waveform, change media/image, include text, add a progress bar, or alter the background. (Note: Removing watermarks and adjusting intro/outro are premium features on Headliner)
5. Click "Create": Once customization is done, click "create" to export your final audiogram. After processing, click on "Go To Video" to review your audiogram. Download Your Audiogram: Download the video, and you're done.

How to Access Headliner to create Audiograms

You can utilize Headliner every time you upload a new episode. Towards the end of the process, you'll have the choice to create an audiogram using Headliner. Alternatively, you can directly visit their website and avail yourself of their services for audiogram creation.