Content Syndication

Content Syndication
#syndication #content syndication

RSS stands for "rich site review" or "straightforward syndication" depending on who you ask."At its core, RSS refers to simple text files of necessary, updated information - news, articles and the like. This condensed content is fed into a feed reader, which transforms RSS text files into a stream of the most recent updates from around the site.

RSS is all about syndication. It's literally what RSS stands for - straightforward syndication: it's a tool used to syndicate your content for all those who want to access it across a variety of convenient platforms. To extend your syndication capabilities, you can make your RSS feed available to a broader potential audience.

There's no way around it - the ideal way to add syndicated content to your website is through a manual approach. This way, you have complete control over article formatting, attribution and all the necessary tags. However, not everyone has the time to tackle content syndication manually. The following two tools allow you to pull content from any source through their straightforward syndication (RSS) feeds. However, each of them has its quirks, which we will explore in a minute.