Please set up a 301 Redirect to my new RSS feed which is _.' As caution, make sure it's ok to delete the account and achieve a 301 redirect.

Contact Anchor.FM and ask them, 'I'd like to delete my account.

Upload remaining episodes to your host so people can continue to consume.

You're basically telling your audience you've moved to have more control over what is published and how it's published.

Make this the first episode that is seen when someone opens iTunes, Google Play, etc.

If you're a new podcast, record a new 5 minute episode that explains your move.

Set up a Libsyn, Blubrry or host service of your choice.

Here is a quick step-by-step guide to get you off Anchor and onto a new service: START YOUR NEW HOSTING SERVICE However, they aren't sure how to make that transition now that they have audio already on Anchor.

I received comments and emails from podcasters who have been publishing their audio to Anchor.FM and are now looking to switch over to paid hosting. Whether you're on Anchor.FM or not, this next part is really going to help you out. HOW DO I MOVE FROM ONE HOSTING SERVICE TO ANOTHER WITHOUT DISRUPTING MY ITUNES FEED?

Please make sure you're checking the pinned comment that I've placed on the video to help you understand what you're getting yourself into. Since making this video, a lot has been updated in the subsequent days and more questions have popped up about using the service. If you missed the video I did, it discusses all about Anchor.FM's Terms of Service and whether you should be using it. It was also a blow to podcasters who were considering the free service as a podcasting solution. This week was pretty traumatic for podcasters who were/are using Anchor.FM for their podcast hosting solution.

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