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My Podcast World Podcast Submission Services
You came here to get your show onto My Podcast World. Before you spend a rupee, a dollar or a pound with anyone, here is something most agencies selling this exact service will not tell you: there is no submission form to fill in. My Podcast World was a hosting company, not a public directory, and the platform has not shown signs of active operation since around 2023.
That does not mean this page is a dead end. It means the job you actually need doing is a different — and more valuable — one. If your show was ever hosted there, your RSS feed is very likely broken, your directory listings are pointing at a URL that no longer answers, and your back catalogue may be sitting somewhere you can no longer log in to. We fix exactly that, then get you listed everywhere that still has listeners.
My Podcast World positioned itself as a podcast host built on Amazon Web Services. Its plans were priced around $15 a month for 50GB of storage, $99 a year for 150GB, and a one-off five-year plan at $297. Each account allowed multiple shows and multiple host profiles, with unlimited episodes and bandwidth, plus basic download statistics.
What it never had was an open directory where an outside podcaster could paste an RSS feed and appear in a listener-facing catalogue. Show pages existed for its own paying customers, on subdomains of the main domain. Those subdomains now carry a stale copyright notice and no longer serve podcast pages.
So if you have seen "My Podcast World" sitting on a list of podcast submission sites, that list is recycling a directory index that was already inaccurate years ago. Any vendor who takes your money and promises you a live My Podcast World listing cannot deliver one. We would rather lose that sale than write you an invoice for a link that will never exist.
Podcast Submission
Who this page is actually for
There are three kinds of visitors who land here, and all three have real work waiting.
You were a My Podcast World customer. Your feed URL is dead or unstable, your Apple Podcasts and Spotify listings may still exist but point nowhere, and your episodes have stopped updating. You need rescue, rehoming and relisting.
You are working from a submission checklist. You found the name on a listicle and are ticking directories off one by one. You need someone to tell you which of those fifty entries are still alive in 2026, and to submit you properly to the ones that are.
You are launching a new show. You have episode one recorded and no idea where it needs to go. You need a full distribution setup done once, correctly, so every future episode syndicates automatically.
Podcast Submission
What "podcast submission" really means in 2026
A podcast is not uploaded to each platform separately. You publish once, to a host, which generates an RSS feed — a single URL containing your show title, artwork, description, owner email, categories and every episode file. Directories and apps read that feed and display what they find.
Submission, then, is the one-time act of handing that feed URL to each platform. After that, every new episode propagates automatically. This is why the work is worth doing carefully and only once: a feed with the wrong owner email, missing GUIDs, undersized artwork or an unsupported audio format will be rejected at several platforms and, worse, will be accepted at others in a broken state you will not notice for months.
It is also why a dead host is such a serious problem. If the feed URL stops resolving, every listing built on it degrades at the same time.
Podcast Submission
Our three-stage process: rescue, rehome, relist
Stage 1 — Rescue
We start by finding out what still exists. That means locating your original feed URL, checking whether it resolves at all, and pulling whatever remains from web archives and cached directory records. Where the media files themselves are no longer reachable from the host, we work with whatever masters you hold locally and rebuild the catalogue from those.
Just as important, we document your existing listings — every directory where your show still appears, with the feed URL each one is reading. That inventory becomes the checklist for stage three.
Stage 2 — Rehome
Your show needs a feed URL you control and that will outlive any single vendor. We help you choose a host on the basis of your actual publishing pattern and budget, not on the basis of who pays the highest affiliate commission, and we set it up properly: categories mapped correctly, owner email verified, artwork sized and formatted to specification, explicit flags set honestly, and — this is the part most people miss — original episode GUIDs preserved wherever they can be recovered.
Preserving GUIDs is what stops apps from treating your entire back catalogue as brand-new episodes and dumping ninety notifications on your subscribers in one afternoon. Where a redirect from the old host can still be set, we set it. Where the old host is genuinely gone and no redirect is possible, we handle the transition manually at each directory instead, which is slower but works.
Stage 3 — Relist
Now we submit. Each platform gets your feed through its own front door, in the order that makes sense — Apple Podcasts first, because its review queue is the longest and several other services read from its index; then Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube Music; then the wider set of independent apps, indexes and regional platforms your audience actually uses.
We then verify. A submission that was accepted is not the same as a listing that displays correctly, and we check each one: artwork rendering, description formatting, episode ordering, category placement and search retrievability under your show name.
Podcast Submission
The listings that need a manual claim
One-click distribution from a host covers a useful set of platforms, and if your host offers it we will use it. But a meaningful number of listings still require a human to log in, verify ownership and complete a form — and these are usually the ones that unlock analytics and editorial consideration.
Apple Podcasts requires a Podcasts Connect account and an ownership verification against the email inside your feed. Several independent apps and indexes have separate creator dashboards with their own claim flows. Regional platforms frequently apply their own category taxonomies, which do not map cleanly onto Apple's, and get your show filed under the wrong genre if nobody sets them deliberately.
We handle those claims as part of the engagement, and we tell you plainly which listings are free to obtain. Most of them are. You are paying us for the audit, the feed engineering, the correct sequencing, the ownership verifications and the follow-up on rejections — not for access to something that costs nothing.
Podcast Submission
Beyond the listing: getting the show found
Being listed is placement. Being found is a separate problem, and it is where most distribution engagements stop short.
We publish canonical episode pages on your own website, each with a full transcript, structured PodcastEpisode and PodcastSeries schema, and correct internal linking to your show hub. We add the RSS auto-discovery tag to your site head so tools and crawlers find the feed without being told. Where your host supports the Podcasting 2.0 namespace, we populate chapters, transcripts and person tags.
This matters more every quarter, because a growing share of podcast discovery now happens through search results and AI answer engines rather than inside podcast apps. A show with indexed, transcribed episode pages gets surfaced in answers to topic questions. A show that exists only as an audio file inside an app does not.
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Global coverage: USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and India
SEOServiceinIndia works with podcasters across the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Singapore and India, and market matters more than most distribution vendors admit.
A US or UK business show is served well by the four majors plus a handful of independent apps. An Australian or Canadian show usually wants the same core set with regional index coverage added. A Singapore show often has a genuine Southeast Asian listener base worth targeting deliberately. And an India-focused show, or one aimed at the South Asian diaspora in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Singapore, benefits enormously from the regional audio platforms that Western checklists ignore entirely — including the ones that accept free listings but review every submission by hand.
We recommend the platform set that fits your actual and intended audience, and we say so when a platform on your list is not worth the effort in your market.
Podcast Submission
Why work with SEOServiceinIndia
We have run feed audits, host migrations and directory submissions for shows across every one of those markets, including recoveries from hosts that closed without notice. That experience is why this page opens with a correction instead of a sales pitch.
Our commitments are simple and we put them in writing. We tell you which listings are free before you pay us. We never claim a submission we cannot complete. We hand over full credentials to every account we create in your name — the host, the Apple Podcasts Connect account, every creator dashboard — because your feed and your listings are your asset, not our leverage. And we report on verified live listings with links you can click, not on submissions sent.
That is also the point this whole page is built around. Your show lived on rented land once. The job is to make sure it never has to again.
Podcast Submission
Packages
Every engagement begins with a free feed audit, because pricing a migration before seeing the state of a feed is guesswork.
Starter suits a new or single show with a healthy feed: feed audit, host setup or correction, submission to the core directories, ownership verification and a live-listing report.
Growth suits shows recovering from a dead or unstable host: everything in Starter plus catalogue rescue, GUID preservation, redirect handling, legacy listing cleanup, extended and regional directory coverage, and canonical episode pages with transcripts and schema.
Enterprise suits networks and multi-show publishers: everything in Growth across multiple feeds, plus taxonomy consistency, private feed configuration where required, ongoing monitoring and quarterly reporting.
Tiers are quoted after the audit, in your currency, against a fixed scope.
Podcast Submission
Who this is not for
If you want an invoice that says "listed on My Podcast World," we are not the right vendor and neither is anyone else — that listing cannot be produced. If your show is already correctly distributed, verified across the majors and updating cleanly, you likely need promotion work rather than submission work, and we will say so at the audit rather than sell you something you do not need.
Podcast Submission
Frequently Asked Questions
No. My Podcast World was a hosting company rather than an open directory, and the platform has not shown active operation since around 2023. Any vendor promising you a live listing there cannot deliver one.
Not necessarily. Where files are no longer reachable from the host, we recover what we can from archives and directory caches, and rebuild the rest from any masters you still hold locally. The audit tells you exactly what is recoverable before you commit.
If a redirect from the old feed can still be set, yes, automatically. If the old host is fully offline, subscribers on the dead feed cannot be redirected, so we relist manually at each directory and rebuild the audience through the platforms where you still appear.
Feed audit and host setup usually run three to five working days. Apple Podcasts review is typically a few hours to a few days. Platforms with manual review desks can take up to a week. Most engagements are fully live within two to three weeks.
Nearly all of them are. We tell you which ones cost nothing before you pay us anything. Our fee covers the audit, feed engineering, correct submission sequencing, ownership verification and rejection recovery.
Yes. Every account we create is in your name and every credential is handed over at completion. Your feed and your listings belong to you.
We work with podcasters in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and India, and we tailor the platform list to your audience rather than applying one checklist to everybody.
Ready to find out what is actually recoverable? Send us your show name and your old feed URL, and we will run the free audit and come back with a plain-English report on what is live, what is broken and what it takes to fix it.
Find Out What Is Actually Recoverable
Send us your show name and old feed URL. We will report what is live, what is broken and what it takes to fix it.
