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How do I turn my RSS feed into Google search?

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How do I turn my RSS feed into Google search?

How to Create a Feed?

  1. Visit Google Alerts page, it should look something like this:
  2. Write in your query in the text box, could be a topic you want to know about.
  3. Select “Automatic” to search the entire web including audio, video, blogs etc.
  4. Deliver to > RSS Feed.

Can you filter an RSS feed?

The RSS remixing application makes it easy to create simple filters. Just define your feed using the “Fetch Feed” module, connect it to a “Filter” module, which can filter either in or out by title, description, category, author, or date, and then connect it out to the Pipe Output.

What is Google Alerts RSS Feed?

Adding Google Alerts to an RSS feed is an easy way to view customized alerts generated by Google from a source you already use to receive up to date news and content. This is the best way to utilize Alerts without clogging up your email’s inbox.

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What is the difference between RSS and XML?

The important difference between these formats is that XML sitemaps describe the whole set of URLs within a site, while RSS/Atom feeds describe recent changes. This has important implications: XML sitemaps are usually large; RSS/Atom feeds are small, containing only the most recent updates to your site.

What is a YMYL site?

YMYL stands for “your money or your life” and this is how Google’s refers to web pages and content that could have a negative impact on the quality of people’s lives and/or their finances.

How do I customize my RSS feed?

Here’s how.

  1. Find the RSS feeds you want to follow. First, copy the RSS feed link for each site you want to follow.
  2. Make an RSS Zap. Now, we’ll add the RSS feeds to a Zapier workflow.
  3. Filter your RSS feed posts (optional)
  4. Add your filtered posts to a new RSS feed.
  5. Turn on your Zap.
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Can an RSS feed have multiple channels?

1 Answer. From here: Subordinate to the element is a single element, which contains information about the channel (metadata) and its contents. So there not only is no use case for that – it isn’t even allowed.