Getting RSS feeds by email: three ways
Not ready for a feed reader? You can receive new posts from any feed in your inbox. Three ways to set it up.
Guides
Plain-language guides to RSS, Atom and OPML.
Every podcast is an RSS feed (and why that matters)
Behind every podcast app there is an RSS feed pointing at audio files. That simple fact keeps podcasting open.
Everything about the RSS feeds WordPress makes for you
WordPress creates dozens of feeds automatically: for the site, each category, tag, author and even searches. Where they are and how to tune them.
Can you still make money from an RSS feed?
FeedShow once shared ad revenue with publishers. That model is gone, but feeds can still bring readers who pay. What works in 2026.
RSS, Atom and JSON Feed: does the format matter?
Three formats, one job. For readers the choice is invisible; for publishers there are a few reasons to prefer one.
How to follow a YouTube channel by RSS
Every YouTube channel and playlist has an RSS feed. Here is how to find its address and what the feed includes.
How to find the RSS feed of any website
Most sites still publish a feed even if they hide the icon. Six ways to find it, from the easiest to the most stubborn cases.
What is an OPML file and how do you use it?
OPML is the format feed readers use to import and export subscriptions. Here is what is inside one, and how to move your feeds without losing them.
What is an RSS feed? RSS explained without the jargon
RSS is a simple file that lists a site's latest posts. A reader checks it for you. That is the whole idea, and it is still useful.