Sometimes, letting others take on the work for you is well worth your dime. Where Do You & Your Listeners Find Your RSS Feed?Īgain, with a podcast host available, this isn’t something you yourself will need to be concerned with as much as the rest of what we have discussed in the Four Pillars of Podcasting. As you accumulate episodes, each new episode will be listed at the top of your RSS feed. Once you have set up an account with a podcast host of your choosing, they will create an RSS feed unique to your podcast, as well as keep it updated with any new files you upload. Who Sets Up The RSS Feed?Įven though you can manually set up your own RSS feed through a number of steps, when it comes to podcasting, your podcast host will set up and update your RSS feed for you.
Your RSS feed is set up to allow people to find available content as well as new content when it comes to your podcast or any content you post to a website. It is a system set up to put new information in a standard format for applications to access with little effort and common attributes. Basically, this feed is a web based, text only, filing system for websites.
RSS feed can be referred to as several names such as Really Simple Syndication, Rich Site Summary, or even RDF Site Summary, but for our purposes, we will keep it as RSS feed for ease of use and understanding. Let’s dispel the myth that this is some technically challenging mobo jumbo, and free your mind from the frustration and confusion that may accompany this simple term by utilizing the wonderful concept, taught in all elementary English classes, the 5 W’s. Really Simple Syndication feed or RSS feed, may seem less than simple if you have no clue what it is or what it does for you as a podcaster to begin with.
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