Set up RSS Feed for Your Blog
RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a way to deliver regularly changing web content. Having an RSS feed allows you to broadcast your blog posts directly to readers that continue to follow your content.
To set up a RSS feed on your website's blog:
- Navigate to the Pages tab and click on your Blog page.
- On the bottom of your Posts content block, toggle the RSS feed field so that it is blue and activated.
- Navigate to the Blog page on the live version of your website.
Example: http://yourwebsite.com/blog
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Click into your browser's URL field, then add the following string at the end: ?format=rss
So that it looks like this:
http://yourwebsite.com/blog?format=rss
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Now, copy the link and submit it to your desired RSS feed or provide it to your potential subscribers in a hyperlink.
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