Any feed with new things in it
Blog articles, podcast episodes, newsletters or a news site, as long as it has an RSS feed.
RSS to social
New in your feed? It's on your calendar.
Point RobinReach at any RSS feed. New articles, episodes or videos become posts on your days and times, or wait as drafts for a quick look.
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- Feed
- Settings
- New item
- Queue
- Scheduled
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In short
How do you post RSS feed items to social media automatically?
Add the feed to RobinReach, pick the profiles to post to, and choose how often it is checked (every 3 to 12 hours) and how many posts each update creates (1 to 3). New items are then scheduled into your preferred days and times, published immediately, or saved as drafts to review. RSS feeds are included on Sprout, Bloom, Thrive and Scale.
| Feeds | Any RSS feed address Blogs, podcasts, news sites and more |
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| Check interval | Every 3 to 12 hours |
| Posts per update | 1 to 3 So a busy feed never floods your profiles |
| Timing | Your days and times, right away, or drafts |
| Extras | Images, the link, hashtags |
| Filters | Skip posts by chosen authors |
| Feeds per plan | 1 on Sprout, 5 on Bloom, 10 on Thrive, unlimited on Scale |
You already wrote it. Your feed already knows. Let your social calendar find out too.
How it works
From a feed address to a steady stream of posts
Set the feed up once. New items take it from there.
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Add the feed
Paste the feed address, give it a name and choose the profiles it should post to. RobinReach checks the feed works before saving.
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Set the rhythm
Choose the check interval, posts per update, hashtags, whether to include the image and the link, and any authors to skip.
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New items become posts
Each new item becomes a post with its title, link and image, written for social.
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They land in your slots
Posts drop into your preferred days and times, go out right away, or wait as drafts. You choose per feed.
Features
RSS automation that respects your schedule
Fine controls, so automation feels like you posted it yourself.
Your rhythm, not the feed's
Check as often as you like and cap how many posts each update creates.
Automatic or reviewed
Schedule into your slots or publish at once, or keep everything as drafts to approve.
The details, included
Add the item's image, its link and your hashtags to every post.
Skip what doesn't fit
Leave out posts by chosen authors, and pause a feed any time.
Out to every network
Send feed posts to LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads, X, Bluesky, Telegram or any other connected network.
Feeds by chat
Ask Claude or ChatGPT to add, check or pause a feed through RobinReach's tools.
Why RobinReach
Sharing every new post by hand is how blogs go quiet on social
The article goes live and the social posts wait until someone remembers.
By hand
When someone remembers
- Every new article is copied into every network by hand.
- Some get shared, some don't, and nobody knows which.
- Busy weeks mean a silent feed.
- Posts go out whenever there's a gap, not when people are online.
With RobinReach
RSS to social
- New items become posts automatically.
- Every item is shared, on every network you chose.
- The feed keeps posting through busy weeks.
- Posts land in your preferred days and times.
Watch it work
See it in the product
How to create a post once and publish it to every platform with RobinReach.
What customers say
I especially appreciate the content scheduling, content repurposing, AI tools, media library, analytics, and team collaboration features.
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Keep exploring
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Learn moreContent repurposing
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Learn more
FAQ
RSS automation questions, answered
Which feeds can I use?
Any RSS feed: blogs, podcasts, newsletters, news sites or video channels that publish one. RobinReach checks the feed works when you add it.
How often are feeds checked?
Every 3 to 12 hours, as you choose for each feed.
Will a busy feed flood my profiles?
No. Each update creates 1 to 3 posts at most, as you set, and new posts can go into your preferred days and times.
Do RSS posts publish automatically?
Your choice per feed: schedule into your preferred days and times, publish as soon as an item is found, or keep the posts as drafts.
How many feeds can I add?
1 on Sprout, 5 on Bloom, 10 on Thrive and unlimited on Scale. The free Seed plan doesn't include RSS. Compare plans.
I use WordPress. Is there anything better?
You can do both: use your feed here, or connect your blog in Automation. And publish articles to WordPress from RobinReach too.
Can AI set up feeds for me?
Yes. Through RobinReach's MCP server, Claude or ChatGPT can add, check, sync and pause feeds.
Let your feed do the posting
Add your first feed and watch new items arrive on the calendar.
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- 13 networks, one calendar