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Enabling Podcast for Search / Structured Data

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HiddenPeak last edited by

Hi,

I'm trying to configure a podcast to show up in search using these guidelines and need help identifying which code to use per these instructions.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/data-types/podcast

Out of this, we put the following code inside the header tag of a designated podcast page, and it doesn't seem to be rendering properly when I test it.

For this podcast home page:

https://www.thepitchqueen.com/podcast-success-unfiltered/

href="http://successunfiltered.libsyn.com/rss"/> <title>Success Unfiltered Podcast</title>Any ideas about what to do? Or if this is correct, let me know?
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Can anyone help with this?
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