Kelly Litzenberger

"RSS" is an acronym for "really simple syndication." Your show's RSS feed is what makes it a podcast and differentiates it from other kinds of episodic shows, like a TV or a radio show. Unlike TV o...

Before you publish an episode, it's important to cover all your bases to make sure your show will appear exactly how and where you want it to, and to provide a great experience for your listeners. ...

FTP is an acronym for “file transfer protocol,” which is an easy and convenient way to share files from your device to others. Using FTP gives you several helpful options for getting your episodes ...

When you’ve recorded an episode of your show and you’re ready to share it, sign in to Libsyn to upload and distribute it. Note Before you publish an episode, make sure you have configured y...

If you decide to move on from Libsyn, you will need to move your content to your new host and then point podcast directories from Libsyn to your new feed. This is done by configuring 301 redirects....

If you have admin access for a LibsynPro network, you can manage users of the network.  To do so: Open the Manage Users page to view the users in your pro network. See View Users for Your Pro Netw...

To view the Episodes List for a show on your LibsynPro network: Open your pro network admin dashboard. See View Your Pro Network Admin Dashboard.  Click the Shows tab.  On the Shows page, click Vie...

Before you can host and distribute a podcast with Libsyn, you must sign up for a hosting account.To create a new podcast: Log in to Libsyn 5.  Navigate to the Add New Show page. If you do not have ...

RSS is an acronym for "really simple syndication," and your RSS feed allows people to access your show information on any platform that you plug your feed into. For example, Spotify and Apple Podca...

With Libsyn’s Automatic Podcast Ads, you can enable ads to be inserted in real-time for your podcast listeners. (You must be the show owner to enroll.)To apply:  Click the icon in the top of your ...