jasuni.blogg.se - How to see your spotify stats

Now your Spotify dashboard will show a list of podcasts that you've claimed on the platform, and you can click on each one to see show statistics directly through Spotify!Īlternatively, it's possible to email Spotify at and let them know that you would not like them to re-host your content. Fill out basic details about your show including location, language, and your hosting provider (that's us!), and select the show's categories:.Enter the verification code from your email:.Spotify will offer to send a verification code to the email address associated with the RSS feed.If your podcast is not already on Spotify, you can either follow the prompts on Spotify to submit it or follow our guide on publishing your podcast through your ZenCast dashboard.If your podcast is already on Spotify, you'll see the blue text prompt, and click "Next". Here's our short guide on how to find it. Next, you'll need your show's ZenCast RSS feed URL.You should then see this screen, and again click "Get started":.

Once logged in click "Add or claim your podcast" in the sidebar".

If you're already logged in, click the "Your dashboard" button.

Click the "Get Started" button or "Log in" in the upper corner.

If you'd like to see your show's analytics for Spotify listeners, the solution is to claim your podcast on Spotify and access the show's stats directly on their platform. The end result is that you normally won't see Spotify listening stats included in your show's ZenCast analytics dashboard. This means when one of your episodes is played on Spotify, it's played directly from the platform's servers, and not from our servers at ZenCast, and consequently, ZenCast isn't notified about the number of plays/downloads so it becomes difficult for us to track statistics.

This prevents ZenCast from receiving and displaying full stats about your show. By default, some platforms such as Spotify will re-host your content on their own servers.