RSS automatikus posztolás
Egy hírcsatorna új elemei automatikusan bejegyzéssé válnak a kiválasztott csatornákon.
What it does
If you have a blog, newsletter or podcast with an RSS feed, we can monitor it and create a post from every new item on the channels you choose. You don't have to schedule each article separately.
The feature is available on the Pro plan and above. In the left-hand menu, go to Automations, then open the RSS autopost tab.
Creating an automation
- 1Add an autopostClick the button on the RSS autopost tab to open the form.
- 2Enter the feed URLWe check the RSS feed right away. If it isn't valid, we'll let you know before you save.
- 3Choose the channelsYou can post to every connected channel, or just the ones you select.
- 4Set the other fields and saveBelow the list, you can see when it last ran and turn it off without deleting it.
The fields
| Field | What it sets |
|---|---|
| Title | A name to help you recognize it in the list. It isn't published anywhere. |
| URL | The feed URL. We check it before you save. |
| Should we sync the latest post? | Whether to publish the latest item currently in the feed or only items that arrive from now on. |
| When should we post it? | In the next available slot, or immediately when the item appears. |
| Channels | Every connected channel, or only the ones you select. |
The first run
If yes, the latest item currently in the feed will also be published, even if it is a month old. Once an old article has been published to a real audience, you cannot take it back. If you only want articles that appear from now on, choose no.
For the first few items, use the next available slot setting instead of publishing immediately. This puts the post in your calendar so you can review it before it is published.
Pausing and deleting
- The toggle in the list row pauses the automation. The settings remain saved, but the automation does not run.
- Delete asks for confirmation and permanently removes the automation. Posts it has already created are not affected.
- A scheduled post created from RSS works like any other post: you can edit, reschedule or delete it in the calendar.
If you need a more complex rule, for example filtering by category or using different text for each channel, you can build it with the public API. Your own program reads the feed and creates the post.