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Publishing with feeds means letting readers, apps and partners receive your new content automatically. Articles tagged here are written for bloggers, newsrooms, marketers and agencies. They cover what to put in a feed, how to present it and how to keep it reliable. Guides explain syndication, autodiscovery, update frequency and protecting your content. We also compare feeds with newsletters and social media following. A well-kept feed is a quiet but durable distribution channel for any publisher.

How to Create a Custom RSS Feed in WordPress, Step by StepAug 15, 2026 · 8 min read

How to Create a Custom RSS Feed in WordPress, Step by Step

Need a WordPress feed for one post type, a custom field or a partner's format? Learn when built-in feeds suffice and how to register…

JSON Feed vs RSS: Is the Newer Format Worth Publishing?Aug 14, 2026 · 7 min read

JSON Feed vs RSS: Is the Newer Format Worth Publishing?

JSON Feed promises a simpler alternative to RSS and Atom. Compare structure, support and use cases to decide whether to publish it alongside your…

Full Text or Summary? Choosing What Your RSS Feed ShowsAug 13, 2026 · 8 min read

Full Text or Summary? Choosing What Your RSS Feed Shows

Should your RSS feed carry full articles or short summaries? Compare reader experience, traffic, scraping risk and tools, and set it up correctly in…

RSS Autodiscovery: Help Readers and Apps Find Your FeedAug 12, 2026 · 8 min read

RSS Autodiscovery: Help Readers and Apps Find Your Feed

Autodiscovery lets readers find your feed from any page address. Learn the link tag syntax, where to place it, common mistakes, and how to…

How to Move a Podcast Feed Without Losing SubscribersAug 11, 2026 · 7 min read

How to Move a Podcast Feed Without Losing Subscribers

Switching podcast hosts is safe if the feed moves correctly. Follow this checklist for redirects, new-feed-url, GUIDs and directories so no subscriber is lost.

How to Validate an RSS Feed and Fix the Most Common ErrorsAug 9, 2026 · 8 min read

How to Validate an RSS Feed and Fix the Most Common Errors

A feed that fails validation may silently break in readers and directories. Learn how to validate RSS and Atom feeds and fix the errors…

How to Add Featured Images to Your WordPress RSS FeedAug 7, 2026 · 8 min read

How to Add Featured Images to Your WordPress RSS Feed

WordPress feeds leave out featured images by default. Learn three ways to add them, which format readers and tools expect, and how to test…

How to Choose an RSS Reader: Features That Actually MatterAug 4, 2026 · 8 min read

How to Choose an RSS Reader: Features That Actually Matter

Not all RSS readers are equal. Learn which features matter for sync, filtering, full text, teams and privacy, so you pick a reader that…

WordPress RSS Feed URLs: Every Feed Your Site Already HasAug 3, 2026 · 8 min read

WordPress RSS Feed URLs: Every Feed Your Site Already Has

WordPress publishes far more feeds than /feed/. Here is every built-in feed URL, from categories and authors to search and comments, and when to…

RSS vs Atom: Which Feed Format Should Your Site Publish?Aug 2, 2026 · 8 min read

RSS vs Atom: Which Feed Format Should Your Site Publish?

RSS 2.0 and Atom both deliver your newest content to apps. Compare dates, IDs, content handling and support to choose the right format for…

What Is an RSS Feed? A Plain-English Guide for Site OwnersAug 1, 2026 · 8 min read

What Is an RSS Feed? A Plain-English Guide for Site Owners

An RSS feed is a machine-readable list of a site's newest items. Learn how feeds work, who reads them, and why every site owner…

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