Step 1 - Settings

This window shows the tools and options for creating an RSS Feed, one of the most popular formats for broadcasting website contents.

An RSS Feed is a very versatile tool for sharing news, pictures and videos: it can be used for frequent news broadcasts, to publicize events or updates to the website, or to signal new posts and comments on a blog.

If visitors subscribe to the RSS Feed associated with the website, they will be kept up-to-date with all the news and will receive news directly on their news aggregator program.

To create an RSS feed, you need to specify a few general parameters and create the list of news articles you want to broadcast.

The general parameters you need to define included in the General Settings section:

▪	Title: (mandatory parameter) to give the title of the RSS feed associated with the website.

▪	Image: you can specify an image (using a file in .JPG, .GIF or .PNG format) to associate with the RSS feed: this image (typically a company or website logo) will be displayed by the news reader program.

▪	Description: (mandatory parameter) to give a description of the RSS feed associated with the website.

Click on the button you find in the Title and Description fields to open MagicText, the artificial intelligence-based text generation assistant. MagicText understands natural language: you only need to report the necessary information to define the type of text you want to be generated.

The Post List shows a table that summarizes the existing articles, giving their Title and the Date they were published. The commands for working on the Post list are:

▪	Add...: this opens the Post Setting window where you can add a new post.

▪	Remove: you can delete a post from the Post List.

▪	Edit...: this opens the Post Setting window where you can edit the post selected from the Post List.

When you test your website, a message appears to remind you that RSS feeds will only be displayed when the website has been published on the Internet.

Read the guides:

-	What is an RSS Feed?
-	How to create an RSS Feed
-	What's MagicText and how can I use it to generate text contents