Social Media Automation & RSS Marketing Blog

How heritage railways and model railway clubs can share event days, locomotive news and volunteer appeals from an RSS feed while keeping timetables accurate.

Serve an RSS feed through Traefik: give it its own router, set the content type and cache lifetime, compress it, redirect old paths and test with curl.

How genealogy societies can share research guides, meeting notices and new indexes from an RSS feed while keeping living people and DNA results private.

How event venues and banquet halls can share rooms, packages, open days and real events from an RSS feed, with guest privacy and permission handled properly.

Build an RSS feed from an Elasticsearch index: filter published documents, sort by date, escape XML, use a read-only key, cache the result and auto-post it.

How vending and micro-market operators can share new products, help pages and host offers from an RSS feed, with food information and security handled properly.

Cache an RSS feed in Varnish: drop cookies on feed paths, set a short TTL with long grace, compress XML, purge on publish and test hits, then auto-post it.

How land surveyors and mapping firms can share service guides, field notices and jobs from an RSS feed while keeping parcels and client details private.

Cache a finished RSS feed in Redis: a short TTL, a lock against stampedes, a stale fallback, ETag validators and invalidation on publish, then auto-post it.

How notaries and document service offices can share hours, checklists and closures from an RSS feed while keeping client details and documents private.

Serve an RSS feed with Caddy: set the content type, compress feed types, use file server validators, redirect old paths and test with curl, then auto-post it.

How art galleries and exhibition spaces can share openings, artist talks and open calls from an RSS feed, with credit and image rights handled properly.