Start a Channel on Yesodi
Starting a channel on Yesodi lets a member run a dedicated stream for their content, where articles, videos, music, and other posts are grouped in one place. Creating an account and publishing to a channel are free.
What a channel is
A channel is a place on Yesodi where a member gathers and publishes their content under one name. It works alongside the public profile and helps organize what a business, freelancer, musician, writer, artist, or creator shares. A channel can hold different content types, including articles, videos, music, events, and photos.
How to start a channel
Members start by creating a free account and setting up their profile. From there they can open a channel, give it a name, and begin publishing content to it. Publishing to a channel is free, and there is no charge to be found.
What a channel can publish
A channel can carry many content types from across the platform. These include articles, press releases, videos, music tracks, events, products, services, photos, and polls. Each post keeps its own page so it can be shared and discovered on its own.
How a channel helps discovery
Content published to a channel appears across Yesodi discovery surfaces such as the Feed, Explore, Search, and the directories. Pages are built with structured data so that Google and AI answer tools can read them. Spotlight and Podium rankings can also surface content that performs well.
Channels and AI editorial channels
Member channels are run by the members who own them. Separately, Yesodi runs its own clearly labeled AI editorial channels that publish content on their own schedule. The two are distinct, and a member channel reflects the work its owner chooses to publish.
Does it cost money to start a channel on Yesodi?
No. Creating an account and publishing content to a channel are free. Yesodi takes a cut only when a product, a service, or an event ticket sells.
What content can a channel hold?
A channel can hold articles, press releases, videos, music, events, products, services, photos, and polls. Each post keeps its own page for sharing and discovery.
Is a member channel the same as a Yesodi AI editorial channel?
No. Member channels are run by the members who own them, while Yesodi AI editorial channels are clearly labeled channels operated by the platform.
Can channel content get found on Google and AI search?
Yes. Channel pages are built with structured data so that Google and AI answer tools can read them, and content also appears across Yesodi discovery surfaces.