RSS is one of the few web technologies from the late 1990s still doing real, everyday work today — not as a legacy format kept ...
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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 ...
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An RSS feed is not a Google ranking factor. There's no algorithm boost for having one, and no penalty for skipping it. That sai...
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An RSS feed and an XML sitemap are both XML files that list URLs from your site, which is exactly why they get confused. Past t...
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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 actua...
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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...
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How quickly does an automation tool actually notice a new post and publish it to social media? The honest answer depends entire...
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If you've come across "JSON Feed" while researching RSS and wondered whether you need it, whether it's replacing RSS, or whethe...
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Before connecting any feed to an automation tool, it's worth confirming the feed itself is actually valid. A malformed RSS feed...
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Not every RSS feed contains the same amount of content. Some publish the full article text with every item; others deliberately...
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PostRSS works by watching an RSS feed and automatically turning every new item into a post on Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest,...
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Updated: August 21, 2026 Every YouTube channel generates a working RSS feed, whether the channel owner knows it or not — a d...
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