If you think that an unauthorized person has claimed ownership of your feed, you can contact us with the details of your claim. * If you asked to claim feed 1 but were directed to claim feed 2, contact the owner of feed 2, not the owner of feed 1. Send an email to that owner asking for access to the show in Podcasts Manager. Visit the feed that you tried to claim* and look for the owner email listed in the tag. If you try to verify ownership of a feed, but get a warning that the podcast is already claimed, you should contact the owner listed in the currently verified feed. If an episode is missing from Podcasts Manager, see Episode is missing from a show in Podcasts Manager.If you're in a hurry, you can try to speed things up by explicitly requesting a recrawl of your feed. Remember that it can take a few days for a newly posted episode to appear.See Google isn't noticing your feed updates.Confirm that you haven't blocked your episode.If your show is available to listeners on Google Podcasts platforms, but new episodes aren't appearing (or other changes aren't appearing):.Note that it takes Podcasts Manager about a day to confirm fixes to an inaccessible or broken feeds, so wait a day and confirm that the warning about an inaccessible feed has disappeared from your show in Podcasts Manager.
If the feed was fetched but is still not appearing, move on to step 2. If there is no fetch time, request a recrawl of your feed, wait a few days, then check Google Podcasts again to see if your show is now appearing. This is the last time that Google was able to see your feed (not whether feed was valid).
In the Publisher Diagnostics enter your feed URL in the Topic URL text box, then click Get Info. 
Check the results of the last time Google tried to visit your RSS feed:.Speak to a developer to find out why your feed is blocked, and how you can unblock it. If the details say "Blocked by robots.txt", then you or your site host is blocking Google from indexing your RSS feed.If the result is a red "Crawl failed" warning, then click the Details > Crawl row to expand it.
Enter the URL of your RSS feed and click Test URL. Check that your feed isn't blocked by a robots.txt rule:. If your browser can't find the feed, or if you're required to log in, then be sure that your feed exists and is available at the URL where you think it is. Visit your RSS feed URL in your browser. Check that Google could reach your RSS feed:. Did you just publish your feed for the first time? If so, be aware that it can take up to six days to make your show available in Google Podcasts after Google has found and processed your feed. Search for your show on Google Podcasts:. To check whether your feed is indexed by Google: Being indexed means that Google has found, read, and stored your RSS feed in the Google index. Note that Google doesn't guarantee that every podcast will show up on Google.Ī feed must be indexed by Google before it can appear on any Google Podcasts platform. If your podcast isn't appearing in Google Search or Google Podcasts, try the following troubleshooting steps. Simply search for your show and episode name in Google Search, or in Google Podcasts search. Open your show in Google Podcasts and search for your episode name. If your show isn't registered in Google Podcasts manager:. Open your show in Google Podcasts Manager. If your show is registered in Google Podcasts Manager:. Other show actions on Google Podcasts Managerįind your show or episode on Google Podcasts To find your show on Google Podcasts. I'm told that I already verified ownership of a feed, but I didn't. Served feed changed, but can't reverify. Sharp drop-off in data for episodes or show. Episode is missing from show in Podcasts Manager. Playback fails, opens a new tab, or downloads the audio file. Google chose the wrong RSS feed for your show (suggest a different feed for your show). Show isn't associated with your website. Google isn't noticing your feed updates. No podcast-level result in Google Search. Not allowed to verify ownership of a feed (feed already associated with a show). Find your show or episode on Google Podcasts.
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