RSS is a standard Internet formatting thing that translates the data on a web page into a more universal format – one that includes information like the page’s title, and a short description. So – first things first! What does RSS mean, and what does it do?

We’ll use Edgar’s RSS feed importer as an example, but it’s not the only way to use them – just the way that we do, and that a lot of our users do, too! That’s why today, we’re taking a quick, close look at RSS feeds, and how you can use them to simplify your process for sharing your content on social. (Because if you’re going to automate one part of the process, why not automate another and make your life even easier?) As handy as it is to use a social media scheduling tool – and we might be biased, but we think it’s pretty handy – you still can’t totally escape the necessary-but-kind-of-tedious task of actually adding social media updates.īy using a tool that’s designed to add some of those updates FOR you, though, you can eliminate a ton of time and work.

What does an rss feed do