PostRSS

This tag holds introductory articles explaining what PostRSS does and how its core RSS-to-social automation loop works, for readers encountering the tool for the first time. At its core, PostRSS connects to a website's RSS feed, or a CSV file for content without a feed, checks it every 5 minutes on standard plans, and automatically publishes new items to whichever social network Targets you've configured, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, or VKontakte, depending on your plan. Plans range from a Free tier, 1 Target and 10 Tasks per month, Facebook only, up through Enterprise tiers supporting thousands of Targets and a 1-minute refresh interval. Articles here are a good starting point before moving to platform-specific setup guides elsewhere on the blog. This tag also covers general PostRSS company and product updates that don't fit neatly under a technical or platform-specific tag.
How to Start a Blog in 2026: The Complete Beginner’s Guide
Updated: 2026-09-15

Table of Contents Planning Your Blog Setting Up Your Blog Designing Your Blog Creating Content That Ranks Grow...

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The Ultimate Guide to RSS Feed Optimization for Bloggers in 2026
Updated: 2026-09-15

Table of Contents Introduction Why RSS Feed Optimization Matters Technical Setup: Best Practices Content Formatti...

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Does Your React or Next.js Site Have an RSS Feed? How to Add One for Auto-Posting
Updated: 2026-09-07

WordPress spits out an RSS feed the moment you install it. Ghost has one built in. Even a barebones Jekyll or Hugo site generat...

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How to Auto-Post RSS Feeds Only on Weekdays or During Business Hours
Updated: 2026-09-07

An RSS feed doesn't know what day it is. A blog publishes a post at 2 a.m. on a Saturday, a press release goes out over a holid...

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Can You Auto-Post RSS Feeds to Facebook Stories in 2026?
Updated: 2026-09-07

If you already auto-post your blog's RSS feed to your Facebook Page, it's a reasonable next question: can the same feed also po...

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Can You Turn an RSS Feed Into an Auto-Posted X (Twitter) Thread?
Updated: 2026-09-07

Short answer: not automatically, not well, and not from a plain RSS feed. If you're picturing a tool that reads a 1,500-word bl...

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PostRSS vs Native Platform Schedulers: Why RSS Automation Still Wins in 2026
Updated: 2026-09-07

Every major social platform now ships its own scheduler. Meta Business Suite lets you queue Facebook and Instagram posts. X has...

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PostRSS vs Jetpack Social: WordPress Native Sharing vs Full RSS Automation
Updated: 2026-09-07

If you run a WordPress site, you've probably seen Jetpack Social sitting right there in your dashboard, offering to auto-share ...

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Can You Auto-Post RSS Feeds to WeChat? What’s Actually Possible in 2026
Updated: 2026-09-07

If you run a blog, newsroom, or e-commerce site outside China and you're looking at your RSS feed wondering whether it can push...

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How to Find Your Hugo, Jekyll, or Eleventy RSS Feed and Auto-Post It
Updated: 2026-09-07

Hugo, Jekyll, and Eleventy don't work like WordPress or Ghost. There's no dashboard toggle for RSS, no plugin marketplace you c...

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Threads’ 2026 Algorithm Changes: What They Mean for Automated Posting
Updated: 2026-09-07

Threads spent its first two years chasing scale. In 2026, Meta shifted its attention to retention and time-on-app, and that shi...

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Content Repurposing in 2026: How to Turn One Blog Post Into 20+ Social Media Posts on Autopilot
Mis à jour le : 2026-08-30

Most teams don't have a content shortage — they have a distribution shortage. Here's the atomization framework that turns a sin...

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