If you are using a podcast hosting service, see if your service provides an easy way to see or change this email address (many hosting services do not). If you are managing your feed files directly, you can search for the tags as described below. The email was sent to the address listed in the verification wizard make sure that you are logged into your email with that account. You're not checking the right email account.Search your spam folder for emails, or search your email for messages containing the phrase 'Google Podcasts Manager'. Email was marked as spam, or otherwise filtered out.You must have access to that email address, or you won't receive the verification code.ĭidn't receive a verification email? These are the most common reasons:

The verification wizard will show you that email address before sending the verification email. When you ask to verify feed ownership, Google sends a verification email with the verification code to the email address listed in the podcast feed. Find or change the feed owner's email address If User 1 verifies ownership of the feed for show X, but later quits the show, the show remains verified and available for all remaining users of show X. This need not be the same account that received the email in step 2.įeed verification is tied to a Podcasts Manager show, not to a Podcasts Manager user. This person must be signed in to the wizard with Google account used in step 1. The recipient copies the code from the email into the verification wizard in Podcasts Manager.Podcasts Manager finds the email address listed in the owner tag in the feed and sends a verification code to that email.You must be signed in with a Google account when you do this. Using the Podcasts Manager's feed verification wizard, tell Podcasts Manager the URL of your show's RSS file.Proving show ownership is a three-step process: When you add a new show to Podcasts Manager, you will be guided through the process of verifying ownership of an RSS feed. This is to ensure that only verified owners can see listening data and make any other changes enabled by Podcasts Manager. In order to claim ownership of a Google Podcasts show in Podcasts Manager, you must prove that you own the RSS feed served for that show.

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