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RSS feed links are a great way to automate blog post sharing on your social media accounts or email marketing campaigns. This can save time and energy as you don't have to post every piece of content manually.

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  1. What is an RSS Feed for Blogs
  2. Key Benefits of Using RSS Feed for Blogs
  3. How to Set Up an RSS Feed for Blogs
  4. Step 1: Go to Sites → Blogs
  5. Step 2: In Blogs, click the gear-shaped Settings icon and go to the RSS Section.
  6. Step 3: Add RSS Feed
  7. Frequently Asked Questions
  8. Related Articles

This article shows how to generate an RSS feed from your GHL Customer Care blog, enabling you to automatically distribute your latest posts via email campaigns or Social Planner for seamless content automation.

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What is an RSS Feed for Blogs

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. It's an easy way for you to keep up with news and information that's important to you, and helps you avoid the conventional methods of browsing or searching for information on websites.  RSS Link for blogs can be used to send newsletters using Email Campaign or scheduling post automation using RSS function in Social Planner.

Key Benefits of Using RSS Feed for Blogs

Highlighting key advantages clarifies why integrating an RSS feed into your workflows can significantly boost efficiency and content reach.

  • Automates content delivery: Into email and social channels.

  • Saves time: No manual posting needed.

  • Keeps content fresh and consistent: Even when busy.

  • Supports multiple channels: Email campaigns and Social Planner posting.

How to Set Up an RSS Feed for Blogs

Discover how to create a direct RSS feed link from your GHL Customer Care blog—this allows you to seamlessly syndicate your content for email campaigns or social media automation without manual updates.

Important Prerequisite: Ensure your domain is associated with your GHL Customer Care account.

Step 1: Go to Sites → Blogs

Step 1: Go to Sites → Blogs (image 1 of 3) What this shows Important Prerequisite: Ensure your domain is associated with your GHL Customer Care account. What this shows Illustrates the "Step 1: Go to Sites → Blogs" section of "RSS Feed for Blogs". This screenshot appears in the "Step 1: Go to Sites → Blogs" section of "RSS Feed for Blogs". The text alongside this image reads: Important Prerequisite: Ensure your domain is associated with your GHL Customer Care account. Immediately after, the guide continues: Add an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL. Image 1 of 3 What this coversImportant Prerequisite: Ensure your domain is associated with your GHL Customer Care account. Next stepAdd an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL.

Step 2: In Blogs, click the gear-shaped Settings icon and go to the RSS Section.

Step 2: In Blogs, click the gear-shaped Settings icon and go to the RSS Section. (image 2 of 3) What this shows Important Prerequisite: Ensure your domain is associated with your GHL Customer Care account. What this shows Illustrates the "Step 2: In Blogs, click the gear-shaped Settings icon and go to the RSS Section." section of "RSS Feed for Blogs". This animation appears in the "Step 2: In Blogs, click the gear-shaped Settings icon and go to the RSS Section." section of "RSS Feed for Blogs". The text alongside this image reads: Important Prerequisite: Ensure your domain is associated with your GHL Customer Care account. Immediately after, the guide continues: Add an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL. Image 2 of 3 What this coversImportant Prerequisite: Ensure your domain is associated with your GHL Customer Care account. Next stepAdd an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL.

Step 3: Add RSS Feed

Add an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL.

Step 3: Add RSS Feed (image 3 of 3) What this shows Add an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL. What this shows Illustrates the "Step 3: Add RSS Feed" section of "RSS Feed for Blogs". This screenshot appears in the "Step 3: Add RSS Feed" section of "RSS Feed for Blogs". The text alongside this image reads: Add an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL. Immediately after, the guide continues: IMPORTANT:Copy the URL and you can use it anywhere in Emails RSS Campaign or Social posting with RSS. Also, if you change the option in dropdown in RSS, it doesn't affect the other RSS url which you copied and used, it will keep working. Image 3 of 3 What to chooseAdd an RSS Feed window with options to name the feed, select a blog, set post count, choose full content, and copy the generated RSS URL.
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Next stepIMPORTANT:Copy the URL and you can use it anywhere in Emails RSS Campaign or Social posting with RSS. Also, if you change the option in dropdown in RSS, it doesn't affect the other RSS url which you copied and used, it will keep working. 


IMPORTANT:Copy the URL and you can use it anywhere in Emails RSS Campaign or Social posting with RSS.
Also, if you change the option in dropdown in RSS, it doesn't affect the other RSS url which you copied and used, it will keep working.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What happens if I change the blog in the dropdown after creating RSS?
The original URL remains functional and continues producing the feed even after changes to the dropdown.

Q: Is there a max post limit?
Yes, currently the interface enforces a maximum number (please specify if known, e.g., 100).

Q: Can I pull drafts in RSS?
No, only published posts appear in the RSS feed.

Q: Can I edit an existing RSS setup if I need to change the feed length?
Use the updated UI in Blog Settings to manage and edit feed settings easily.

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