Branded RSS podcasting: the definitive guide (2nd edition)

Whose domain is in your RSS feed: yours or somebody else’s?

Of course, for your own benefit it should only be your own. And the domain registrar should be completely independent from your hosting company or hosting companies. Otherwise, the conflict of interest that would arise upon any conflict or sudden expulsion would be like hiring your spouse —a lawyer— to represent you in your own divorce.) The only way to be absolutely sure to retain existing podcast subscribers is to own your own domain and use it as the basis of your RSS feed. This ebook will explain why RSS is essential for syndication on platforms like Amazon, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, RadioPublic, Spotify, TuneIn and more, and why it must be totally under your own control. This ebook will also compare 3 options where you can accomplish all of this from a single hosting provider, including the costs, primary advantages and disadvantages of each.

Here’s the table of contents:

• Introduction
• What’s an RSS, in general and in podcasting?
• Why Branded RSS?
• Why 301 redirect is not enough
• Three dedicated podcasts hosts that offer Branded RSS, and how they differ
• Hosting on a marketed podcast host versus a standard web server
• How to handle stats
• Comparison for Branded RSS podcast hosting
• Does your website and podcast comply with GDPR and DMCA?
• The bottom line, depending upon your current situation
• Pseudopodcasts, brought to us by YouTube, Spotify and Apple
• Acknowledgements
• Some other books by Allan Tépper
• Online radio shows by Allan Tépper
• About the author
• Brands and FTC disclosures

Files you'll be able to download:
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