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Autodiscovery is the reason you can paste a website's homepage URL into a podcast app or feed reader and have it find the actual f...

"RSS is dead" has been said so often since Google Reader shut down in 2013 that it's treated as settled fact. It isn't. RSS never ...

No — RSS itself has no built-in tracking. There's no signal in the feed format that tells you who subscribed, who's reading, or ho...

How quickly does an automation tool actually notice a new post and publish it to social media? The honest answer depends entirely ...

RecurPost and PostRSS both connect to an RSS feed, but they're built around opposite ideas of what auto-posting is for. RecurPost'...

Your RSS feed doesn't have to stop at social media. The same feed that powers automatic posting to Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinteres...

If you've come across "JSON Feed" while researching RSS and wondered whether you need it, whether it's replacing RSS, or whether i...

FeedHive is one of the few competitors that, like PostRSS, builds RSS automation into its core pitch rather than as an afterthough...

Before connecting any feed to an automation tool, it's worth confirming the feed itself is actually valid. A malformed RSS feed do...

Telegram closes out this series on the same encouraging note as Bluesky and Mastodon: it's a genuinely open, self-serve platform t...

A surprisingly common assumption is that automating Facebook posting means automating your personal profile — the account you actu...

RSS automation is built around republishing — taking a title, link, and image from your own feed and pushing it to social platform...