Kelly Litzenberger

We'd hate to see you leave Libsyn, but if you decide to do so, you can close your podcast to cancel its monthly subscription charge. If you are simply taking a break — whether for seasonality or a ...

To reopen your closed podcast: Log in to your Dashboard on Libsyn 5. In the Billing Issues and Closed Shows table, click and select Reactivate in the row of the closed show that you want to react...

To view your file details: Open the File Manager page. See Manage Your Files.  Click a file name. The File Details window displays:The file details may include the following: File Name The fil...

If your show has Automatic Podcast Ads and/or PodRoll enabled, you can view your show’s ad revenue in your Libsyn account.To view, click Advertising at the top of your Libsyn account to display the...

When adding or editing a description for your episode, you can format your text and include links and images. (Note that some podcast player apps don’t always show the full range of formatting.) Se...

If you uploaded a file to Libsyn that's cutting into your monthly storage quota, you can delete it to free up space if you need more this month. For example, if you want to publish more episodes th...

Entering all the information to publish your episode is a lot of work! If you’re not done, you can save your progress and return to it later. To do so: At the bottom of the Assets and Advertising ...

To get your show to appear in a destination feed, you need to connect it to the destination through your Libsyn account.  Note Before you can connect to a destination feed, you must do the follow...

You can delete media or asset files. See Delete an Active File to Free up Your Monthly Storage Space. After you select a file for deletion, it is moved to the Files to Be Deleted section of your Fi...

Libsyn gives you flexibility and control over when your episodes get published. For an overview of how to publish an episode, see Publish an Episode.You can schedule a new episode to be released at...