Organic & social
App links for podcast promotion
One link in your show notes that works for every listener.
Short answer
Use one onestore.link where you would have put two store links: it sends an iPhone to the App Store, an Android phone to Google Play, and a computer to a page with both store buttons and a QR code. It is a redirect, not an SDK, so nothing changes in your app. You can change the store pages behind it from the dashboard at any time, and the address you already shared keeps working. A free link costs nothing and is deleted after 30 days without a visitor; Pro, at $3.99 a month or $39.90 a year per link, keeps it for good and shows where its visitors came from.
Last reviewed 2026-10-19
Podcast listeners are roughly half iPhone, half Android, and they're tapping from dozens of different apps. A single store link in your show notes or read-out URL strands half your audience. onestore.link gives you one short URL (with Pro, renamed to something speakable) that routes every listener to the correct store.
The problem
- Show-notes and read-out URLs are one link for a device-split audience.
- Listeners tap from many podcast apps, each with its own in-app browser quirks.
- Store URLs are long and impossible to read out loud.
With onestore.link
- Use one short onestore.link — with Pro, renamed to a slug that's easy to say on-air and to type.
- Each listener is routed to the right store, in-app browsers handled.
- Pro analytics show how many installs each episode drove via source tags.
How to set it up
No SDK, no rebuild. Just a URL.
- 1
Make it speakable
Create a onestore.link, then with Pro rename it to a short slug you can read out loud mid-episode.
- 2
Add it to show notes
Drop the URL into your episode description and any sponsor read.
- 3
Track per episode
Tag the link with the episode as utm_source to see which episodes converted.
Frequently asked questions
Can I read the link out loud easily?
Yes — create the link, then with Pro rename it to a short, memorable slug so it's easy to say on-air and type from memory.
Does it work from inside podcast apps?
Clicks from in-app browsers get a bridge page that hands off to the store automatically, which is more reliable than a raw redirect in those webviews.
Can I see which episode drove the most installs?
Add a per-episode utm_source tag. Pro analytics group clicks by source so you can compare episodes.
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