Digesto relies on a valid feed to populate email content. RSS and Atom feeds are the standard formats for delivering regularly changing web content. Almost every website comes with a built-in feed. Not sure where this is? Here are a few ways to help find your feed.
1. Locate Your Feed URL
If a site is built using WordPress, simply add "/feed" at the end of the URL of your website. You can also do this for categories and pages, to get specific RSS feeds from your site.
Note that even though your blog may have it's own subdomain, your RSS feed could still reside under the root domain.
Other popular URL paths include :
/rss
/rss-feed
?format=xml
No luck? Browse your blog and look for this icon:
, which usually redirects to your feed.
Still in the dark? Try your sitemap or look for a secondary navigation option from the blog homepage or website footer.
It should look something like this:
2. Test Your Feed
For your feed to work nicely with RSS email applications, it must comply with RSS or Atom standards. Use this third-party tool to test your feed.
If your feed is ok, you'll see "Congratulations!". If something is wrong with it, you"ll see "Sorry..." and the service will list invalid elements that require your attention.
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