The launch comes at a time when the market for podcasts, and paid podcasts in particular, is heating up. The service was initially tested with a dozen independent creators, and is now expanding to creators who had previously registered for the waitlist.įor the time being, Spotify is only opening up paid subscriptions to creators in the U.S., but it aims to expand internationally in the months ahead, it says. Through Spotify’s podcast creation tool Anchor, podcasters will be able to mark select episodes as subscriber-only content, then publish them to Spotify and other platforms. It may take up to 24 hours for the changes to be reflected in the client.Spotify today is officially rolling out paid podcast subscriptions, after first unveiling its new subscription platform at the company’s “Stream On” event in February. After confirming you will be taken back to the “Settings” view where you will see the updated feed URL and Licensor data Go back and make changes or click “Submit” to confirmħ. Those with network-level access will need to contact their account manager if they need to move a podcast out of their licensorĦ. Creators with podcast-level access will be able to manually correct the Licensor if necessary. Based on the feed URL, Spotify pre-selects the Licensorĥ. Paste your new feed URL, which is then validatedĤ. Click on the ‘Update” button which opens the RSS feed update flow in a modal viewģ.

There is a new “Settings” tab in the podcast view that displays the podcast’s current RSS feed and LicensorĢ. Updating the RSS feed in Spotify for Podcastersġ. Here are the steps for how to update your RSS feed through Spotify for Podcasters: For How to Access Spotify for Podcasters, click here.

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