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The transfer from RSS.com to Ausha is a breeze! 🙌
Step 1: How to import my podcast from RSS.com to Ausha?
Importing your RSS.com feed to your Ausha account aims to retrieve the history of your podcast (episodes, titles, descriptions, audio files, etc. – everything contained in your old RSS feed).
To do this, follow these steps: 👇
Create an Ausha account on the website www.ausha.co or log in to your existing Ausha account.
After creating your Ausha account or logging in to your existing account, during the creation of your show, choose Import existing show.
Enter the current RSS feed of your podcast (provided by RSS.com) in the field Name or RSS Link of the show to import.
Click on Continue to confirm the import of your show!
All episodes (Published as Public on RSS.com's side) will be immediately imported to Ausha and integrated into the Ausha RSS feed of your show. 🎉
Now, it's time to set up Step 2: the redirection!
Redirecting your RSS feed ensures the future of your podcast by informing all listening platforms where your show is available that they should now fetch your new episodes from a new RSS feed, the one you now have on Ausha. 🚀
To set up the redirection, follow these steps: 👇
Log in to your RSS.com interface and follow the steps outlined in this article from the RSS.com Help Center to set up the redirection to Ausha.
💡 You will be asked for the URL of your podcast's new RSS feed on Ausha. To find out how to retrieve it, check out our article How to find your podcast's RSS feed on Ausha? 💜
Once the transfer has been completed successfully (Attention: import + redirection), you can cancel your RSS.com account.
👉 RSS.com cannot provide us with listening statistics from your old RSS feed. If you want to keep track of your previous listens, we recommend downloading, copying, or making notes before transferring your podcast to Ausha. ✍️
The transfer operation is invisible for your audience, regardless of the listening platform. You won't lose your subscribers on different platforms – your listeners won't see any difference between episodes posted from your old hosting provider and those posted from Ausha! 🚀
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