RSS feed

An RSS feed is a machine-readable list of a website's latest articles that apps and services can follow and republish automatically.

An RSS feed is a standard file that a website or blog updates every time it publishes something new. It contains titles, links, short descriptions and dates. Reader apps, email tools, chat channels and social media tools can subscribe to the feed and react automatically when a new item appears.

For a small business, RSS is a simple way to automate routine announcements. If you publish on a blog, new articles can go out to Telegram, email subscribers and web push without copy-pasting. You can also follow industry news feeds and turn several items into a weekly digest for your audience.

Example: a real estate agency’s blog has an RSS feed. Every new article about the local market is automatically announced in its Telegram channel and sent as a web push to site subscribers, while the team only writes the article.

In AI SMM, RSS feeds can create digest posts with several news items in one (including for Telegram channels) via publishing, and also power RSS campaigns in email marketing and web push.

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