> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.podigee.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.podigee.com/documentation/create-and-publish/publishing-and-distribution/submit-to-deezer-listen-notes-and-amazon.md).

# Submit to Deezer, Listen Notes, and Amazon Music

Submit your podcast to Deezer, Listen Notes, and Amazon Music with Audible from the Exports tab.

Use this task to list your podcast on Deezer, on the Listen Notes directory, and on Amazon Music and Audible. In the classic view, each platform has one tile in the **Audio** section of the **Exports** tab. In the Podigee workspace, Amazon Music and Deezer have a card and Listen Notes has a row on the **Channels** tab of **Reach**.

## Before you start

* Automated submissions need a paid plan on the account of the podcast owner. The free Launch plan does not include them.
* At least one episode must be published and publicly available.

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{% tab title="Classic view" %}

### Before you start

* You need the owner, admin, or editor role for the podcast, with permission to edit the podcast.
* The podcast must be published and must not be restricted to invited listeners.

### Submit to Deezer

1. Open the podcast and select the **Exports** tab.
2. Select the **Deezer** tile.
3. Select **Submit**.

Podigee sends the title and the MP3 feed URL to Deezer. The tile shows **Published** as soon as Deezer accepts the feed. To remove the podcast later, open the tile and select **Remove this podcast from Deezer**.

### Submit to Listen Notes

1. Select the **Listen Notes** tile.
2. Read the terms of service link.
3. Select **Submit**.

Podigee sends the MP3 feed URL and your account email to Listen Notes. The result depends on the Listen Notes answer:

| Tile status   | Meaning                                                                                                      |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Published** | Listen Notes already knows the feed and lists the podcast.                                                   |
| **Pending**   | Listen Notes reviews the submission. The tile shows **Your submission to Listen Notes has been received...** |
| **Rejected**  | Listen Notes rejected the podcast. The tile shows the rejection text.                                        |

If the podcast is already on Listen Notes, open the tile, enter the Listen Notes URL, and save it. To remove the podcast, open the tile and select the remove option. Listen Notes reviews the removal.

### Submit to Amazon Music and Audible

1. Select the **Amazon Music / Audible** tile.
2. Read the license agreement that the tile links.
3. Select **Submit**.

The tile shows no status label after the submission. The **Published** label appears when the podcast has a stored Amazon URL.

To link a podcast that is already on Amazon Music:

1. Open the **Amazon Music / Audible** tile.
2. Select **If your podcast is already on Amazon, click here**.
3. Enter the podcast link in **Amazon URL**, for example `https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/...`.
4. Select **Save**.

The tile explains: **You can enter your Amazon URL in order to show the Amazon button on your webplayer**.

To remove the podcast, open the tile and select **Remove this podcast from Amazon Music and Audible**. The tile then shows the removal instructions.

### Expected result

The Deezer tile shows **Published**. The Listen Notes tile shows **Published** or **Pending**. The Amazon tile shows **Published** when the podcast has a stored Amazon URL. The web player and the podcast website can show a button for each platform that has a stored URL.

### If you cannot complete the task

* A tile shows a lock icon: the account of the podcast owner is on a plan without automated submissions.
* **Submit** is disabled: publish one episode first.
* Listen Notes shows **Rejected**: the rejection comes from Listen Notes, not from Podigee. Contact Listen Notes for the reason.
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{% tab title="Podigee workspace" %}
In the Podigee workspace, you manage Amazon Music, Deezer, and Listen Notes on the **Channels** tab of **Reach**:

* **Amazon Music** and **Deezer** each have a card under **Set up from here**. You submit the podcast from the card. Below each card, the panel **Your Amazon Music listing** or **Your Deezer listing** holds the link and the removal. To open the panel, select **Manage**.
* **Listen Notes** has a row under **Other channels**. To open the row, select **Manage**. The row holds the submission, the link, and the removal.

For Amazon Alexa, see [Submit to directories manually](/documentation/create-and-publish/publishing-and-distribution/submit-to-directories-manually.md).

Podigee does not contact a platform when you open the tab. The tab shows the state that Podigee has stored for each listing.

Each control needs the permission to edit the show. Without this permission, you see the statuses only. A submission needs a plan of the show owner that includes submissions to platforms. A link and a removal do not need this plan.

### Find the platform

1. Open the podcast.
2. In the sidebar, select **Reach** under **Publish**.
3. Select the **Channels** tab.
4. Find the platform:
   * The **Amazon Music** card and the **Deezer** card are under **Set up from here**.
   * The row **Listen Notes** is under **Other channels**.

The cards and the row are always on the tab. A submission or a link changes their status only.

### Submit to Amazon Music or Deezer

1. Find the **Amazon Music** card or the **Deezer** card. The card shows **Not submitted** and "Submit this show to Amazon Music from your podcast feed. New episodes follow automatically." or the same sentence for Deezer.
2. Select **Submit to Amazon Music** or **Submit to Deezer**. The dialog **Submit "\[show title]" to Amazon Music?** or **Submit "\[show title]" to Deezer?** opens.
3. Read the dialog:
   * For Amazon Music: "Your show's RSS feed goes to Amazon Music. Amazon reviews the show, then lists it publicly, and new episodes follow automatically." The dialog links the Amazon Music Podcast License Agreement. When you submit, you agree to it.
   * For Deezer: "Your show's RSS feed goes to Deezer, which lists the show publicly on its own page. New episodes follow automatically." The dialog links the terms and conditions of Deezer. When you submit, you agree to them.
4. Select **Submit to Amazon Music** or **Submit to Deezer** in the dialog. To stop, select **Cancel**.

The dialog also has a sentence about a later removal from the platform. To remove the podcast later, use the panel below the card. See "Remove a listing" on this page.

![The dialog Submit to Amazon Music on the Channels tab of Reach in the Podigee workspace with the link to the license agreement and the Submit to Amazon Music button](https://2032417310-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FbqUKO6lljHGzkEAzliPI%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-b090ba155c30f5863dc5725fbf1e084105f5c580%2Fdoc-distribution-006-amazon-activation.png?alt=media)

You confirm the submission to Amazon Music in a dialog that links the license agreement.

The card shows no submit button in these states:

* **Needs details**: the show is not ready. The card names the missing items, for example "Amazon Music needs a public feed before you can submit this show." The items are a published show, a live episode, and a public feed.
* **Paid plans**: the plan of the show owner does not include submissions to platforms. The card has the button **Upgrade plan**, or a button that asks the show owner, for example **Ask \[name]**.

### Submit to Listen Notes

1. Under **Other channels**, in the row **Listen Notes**, select **Manage**.
2. Read the hint below **Send to Listen Notes**. It says "We send your feed to Listen Notes. New episodes follow automatically."
3. Select **Send to Listen Notes**.

Without a plan that includes submissions to platforms, the row shows a hint about the paid plans in place of the button.

### Submit to Listen Notes again

Use this procedure when the row **Listen Notes** shows **Not accepted** or **Removed**.

1. In the row **Listen Notes**, select **Manage**.
2. For **Not accepted**, read the hint "Check your show against Listen Notes's rules first. They do not tell us why they said no."
3. Make sure that your show agrees with the rules of Listen Notes.
4. Select **Send again**.

When the row shows **In review**, it says "Listen Notes is reviewing your show. There is nothing to do until they finish." The row then has no send button.

### Add the link of an existing listing

Use this procedure when your show is already on one of the platforms and Podigee did not submit it.

1. Open the link field of the platform:
   * Amazon Music or Deezer: below the card, in the panel **Your Amazon Music listing** or **Your Deezer listing**, select **Manage**.
   * Listen Notes: in the row **Listen Notes**, select **Manage**.
2. In **Link to your show on \[platform]**, enter the address of the page of your show on the platform, for example `https://www.deezer.com/show/1234567`. Enter the full address with `https://`. The maximum is 255 characters.
3. Select **Save link**.

The field shows for Amazon Music while the card shows **Not submitted** or **Submitted**, and for a link that you added. The field shows for Deezer until Podigee submits the show. The field shows for Listen Notes while the row shows **Not listed**, **Removed**, or **Added by you**.

A link does not submit the show. When the **Amazon Music** card shows **Not submitted**, it still shows **Not submitted** after the link, and you can still submit the show. When the **Amazon Music** card shows **Submitted**, the link changes the card to **Listed**.

### Remove a listing

1. Open the panel below the card, or the row **Listen Notes**, with **Manage**.
2. Select the remove button. Its label shows what Podigee does:
   * **Remove from Deezer** or **Remove from Listen Notes**: Podigee asks the platform to remove the show that Podigee submitted.
   * **Switch off Amazon Music**: Podigee stops the delivery of your feed to Amazon Music.
   * **Remove this link**: Podigee deletes only the link that you added. The show stays on the platform.
3. Read the dialog **Please confirm**. It shows one of these texts:
   * "Remove this show from \[platform]? Listeners there will no longer find it."
   * "Switch off Amazon Music? Amazon stops picking up your feed and takes the show down."
   * "Remove the \[platform] link you added? Your show stays on \[platform]; we just stop showing the link here."
4. To continue, select the button with the same label in the dialog. To stop, select **Cancel**.

The remove button shows while the listing is submitted, listed, or added by you. While Listen Notes examines a removal, the row shows **Removal in review** and "Listen Notes is reviewing the removal. Your show stays listed until they finish."

### Expected result

* After you submit to Amazon Music, the page shows "Your show is on its way to Amazon Music." above the cards. The **Amazon Music** card shows **Submitted** with "Submitted on \[date]. Amazon Music reviews the show before it lists it. This page can't tell when the review is done."
* After you submit to Deezer, the page shows "Your show is on its way to Deezer." or "Your show is on Deezer." The **Deezer** card shows **Submitted** with "Submitted on \[date]. Deezer adds the show after it reads your feed." When Podigee knows the address of the show on Deezer, the card shows **Listed** and the button **Open on Deezer**.
* When the platform already had the show, a notice at the top says "Amazon Music already has this show." or "Deezer already has this show."
* After you send the show to Listen Notes, a notice says "Sent to Listen Notes." The row then shows the answer of Listen Notes:
  * **Listed**: "Listen Notes lists this show."
  * **In review**: "Listen Notes is reviewing your show. There is nothing to do until they finish."
  * **Not accepted**: "Listen Notes reviewed your show and did not accept it."
* A row **Listen Notes** with **Removed** says "Listen Notes no longer lists this show."
* After you save a link, the notice says "Saved. \[platform] is listed here as added by you." The panel or the row says "You added this \[platform] listing. We cannot check it for you." For a submitted Amazon Music card, the notice says "Saved. Your Amazon Music link is shown here." The card shows **Listed**.
* After a removal, the notice shows one of these texts:
  * "Your show was removed from \[platform]."
  * "Link removed. Your show is still on \[platform]."
  * "Listen Notes is reviewing the removal. Your show stays listed until they finish."

### If you cannot complete the task

Podigee shows a problem with a Listen Notes submission, a link, or a removal as a notice at the top of the page. The panel or the row opens again. A refused Amazon Music or Deezer submission shows on its card with the status **Not sent** and the reason, for example "The show could not be submitted. Try again in a moment." The card then has the submit button again.

* The card shows **Paid plans**, or the row shows a hint about the paid plans in place of the send button: the plan of the show owner does not include submissions to platforms. Select **Upgrade plan**, or ask the owner to change the plan.
* "Exporting to platforms is not available on your current plan." or "Your plan does not include sending shows to platforms.": ask the owner to change the plan.
* The card shows **Needs details**: do the items that the card names. For example, publish an episode. Then submit again.
* "Publish an episode first. A feed with nothing in it is rejected.": publish an episode, then try again.
* "The show could not be submitted. Try again in a moment.": wait a moment, then submit again.
* "Listen Notes did not accept the feed. Please try again in a few minutes.": wait some minutes, then try again.
* "Listen Notes reviewed your show and did not accept it.": make sure that your show agrees with the rules of Listen Notes. Then select **Send again**.
* "The platform did not confirm the change. Your listing is unchanged. Please try again in a few minutes.": wait some minutes, then try again.
* "There is no listing on this show to remove.": nothing is listed. Load the page again to see the current state.
* "Enter the full address of your show on \[platform], starting with https\://.": enter the full address with `https://`.
* "That address is not on \[platform]. Paste the link to your show's page on \[platform].": copy the address from the page of your show on the platform, then enter it again.
* "We sent this show to \[platform] ourselves, so its link cannot be replaced by hand.": Podigee submitted the show. You cannot replace the link of this submission.
* "Listen Notes already lists this show through our submission.": the row already shows the listing. You do not need a link.
* "You do not have permission to change where this show is listed.": ask the owner or an admin for the permission to edit the show.
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## Next step

[Submit to directories manually](/documentation/create-and-publish/publishing-and-distribution/submit-to-directories-manually.md)


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