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Moving Your Shows: How to Transfer from Google Podcasts to YouTube Music

 


Since Google Podcasts is shutting down in April 2024, it's time to find a new home for your favorite shows. Luckily, Google is making the switch to YouTube Music as smooth as possible by offering a transfer tool. Here's how to move your Google Podcasts subscriptions to YouTube Music:

Before You Begin:

  • Download the YouTube Music app if you haven't already (available on Android and iOS).
  • Make sure you're signed in to YouTube Music with the same Google account you use for Google Podcasts.

Transferring Your Subscriptions:

  1. Open the Google Podcasts app. You'll see a banner at the top about the shutdown and the option to export your subscriptions.
  2. Tap "Export subscriptions."
  3. Choose "Export to YouTube Music" to transfer your shows directly. There's also an option to export to another app in a different format.
  4. In the pop-up window, tap "Transfer as [your email address]" to confirm.
  5. YouTube Music will open, prompting you to "Continue" the transfer. You might see a warning about podcasts not available on YouTube Music. Don't worry, you can still add those shows manually later.

Adding Podcasts Not on YouTube Music:

  • Open the YouTube Music app.
  • Go to the "Library" tab.
  • Select "Podcasts" from the top menu.
  • Tap "Add podcast" in the corner.
  • You can then browse popular podcasts or search for a specific show.
  • If the podcast isn't listed, select "Add a podcast by RSS feed" and paste the show's RSS feed URL (found on the podcast's website) into the box.

All Set!

With a few taps, your podcast subscriptions and listening history should be transferred from Google Podcasts to YouTube Music. Now you can continue enjoying your favorite shows seamlessly in the new app.

Bonus Tip: Explore YouTube Music's podcast features. You can create playlists for your favorite episodes, download shows for offline listening, and even adjust playback speed.

Happy listening!

How to Start YouTube Channel and Earn Money


 

Here are the steps on how to start a YouTube channel and earn money:

  1. Create a YouTube channel. Go to YouTube and click on the "Create Channel" button. You will need to provide a name for your channel, a profile picture, and a banner image.
  2. Choose a niche. What are you passionate about? What do you know a lot about? Choose a niche that you are interested in and knowledgeable about. This will help you create content that is relevant and appealing to your target audience.
  3. Create high-quality content. Your videos should be well-produced and engaging. Make sure to use good lighting and sound, and edit your videos to make them visually appealing.
  4. Promote your channel. Let people know about your channel by sharing your videos on social media, submitting them to relevant websites, and running paid advertising campaigns.
  5. Monetize your channel. Once you have reached 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 watch hours in the past year, you can apply to join the YouTube Partner Program. This will allow you to earn money from ads that are displayed on your videos.

Here are some additional tips for starting a YouTube channel and earning money:

  • Be consistent. Upload new videos on a regular basis. This will help you keep your audience engaged and coming back for more.
  • Interact with your audience. Respond to comments and questions, and participate in discussions. This will help you build a community around your channel.
  • Be patient. It takes time to build a successful YouTube channel. Don't expect to get rich quick.

Here are some other ways to make money on YouTube:

  • Selling merchandise. You can sell merchandise, such as t-shirts, mugs, and hats, with your logo or branding on them.
  • Running sponsorships. You can partner with brands to promote their products or services in your videos.
  • Getting donations. You can set up a donation button on your channel so that your viewers can support your work.