Generate RSS feed URLs for blogs, authors, and tags

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds standardize web content listings into a universal XML format. In HubSpot, you can generate an RSS feed URL for a blog, blog tag, or blog author. You can also add an RSS Listing module to your page with a feed for any blog, author, or topic.

Generate RSS feed URLs for blogs

Each HubSpot blog has a built-in RSS feed that updates automatically when new posts are published. Use the blog’s listing page URL to access the RSS feed for all posts on that blog.

1. In your HubSpot account, navigate to Content > Blog.
2. In the top left, click the Configure dropdown menu and select Blog listing pages.
3. Hover over a listing page and click Details.
4. Copy the URL in the URL field.
5. In a new browser tab or window, paste the URL and enter /rss.xml at the end of the URL. For example, a blog hosted at www.example.com/blog would have an RSS feed URL of www.example.com/blog/rss.xml.

Generate RSS feed URLs for blog tags

HubSpot automatically creates an RSS feed for each blog tag that has published posts. Tag RSS feed URLs are generated from the tag’s listing page URL and are updated as new posts are published with that tag.

1. In your HubSpot account, navigate to Content > Blog.
2. In the top left, click the Configure dropdown menu and select Tags.
3. Click the name of a tag.
4. In the browser's URL bar, copy the URL.
5. In a new browser tab or window, paste the URL and enter /rss.xml at the end of the URL. For example, the News tag of a blog hosted at www.example.com/blog would have an RSS feed URL of www.example.com/blog/tag/news/rss.xml.

Generate RSS feed URLs for blog authors

Blog authors in HubSpot also have RSS feeds that display posts written by that author. These feeds are available only after the author has at least one published blog post.

1. In your HubSpot account, navigate to Content > Blog.
2. In the top left, click the Configure dropdown menu and select Authors.
3. Click the name of an author. 
4. In the browser's URL bar, copy the URL.
5. In a new browser tab or window, paste the URL and enter /rss.xml at the end of the URL. For example, a blog author named John Smith writing for a blog hosted at www.example.com/blog would have an RSS feed URL of www.example.com/blog/author/john-smith/rss.xml.