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Creating RSS Feeds

Creating RSS Feeds

What are the requirements for the specified tracking page?

The tracking page must be publicly accessible, contain recognizable HTML code, and include links to internal publication pages.

How does MySitemapGenerator find and understand published articles?

How does MySitemapGenerator find and understand published articles

The RSS feed is generated based on content retrieved from the website. Data sources may include Schema.org markup and Open Graph Article metadata, along with standard HTML document tags and available page content.

MySitemapGenerator supports the following Schema.org types:

Article
NewsArticle
BlogPosting
LiveBlogPosting

Additionally, MySitemapGenerator supports Open Graph metadata for the Article type.

If no structured data is detected, MySitemapGenerator attempts to automatically identify publication content using an AI-based extraction algorithm.

How do you let visitors know that your website has an RSS feed?

The easiest way is to create a link to your RSS feed and place it on your website. By clicking it, visitors can subscribe to updates through their RSS reader:

  <a href="URL**">Subscribe via RSS</a>

Another method is to add the following meta tag to the <head> section of your HTML page:

<head>
  …
  <link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="Feed Title*" href="URL**">
  …
</head>

This tag allows RSS reader apps, browser extensions, and aggregators to automatically discover your feed.

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