Feed Monitoring

FeedBurner still runs, technically, but Google stopped meaningfully developing it years ago and quietly removed features (inclu...

A feed that stops updating almost always has a specific, findable cause rather than being randomly broken. Working through a sh...

Most RSS auto-posting problems trace back to a small, recurring set of causes — not a broken automation tool, but a mismatch be...

An RSS feed looks intimidating as raw XML, but it's built from a small handful of tags that each do one specific job. Once you ...

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

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

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

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

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

Not every RSS feed contains the same amount of content. Some publish the full article text with every item; others deliberately...

Not every RSS automation use case is about reaching a public audience. Plenty of teams want the opposite: a private, internal n...

Updated: August 21, 2026 The most frustrating failure mode in RSS automation isn't a loud error — it's...