Curate a useful news feed with provenance, deduplication, and review
Create an editorial feed with a defined audience, source records, careful deduplication, original context, and a correction process.
Read the guide : Curate a useful news feedPro RSS Lab / tag
Discovery guides
Help the right content find its reader.
Discovery includes both a person choosing useful subscriptions and a publisher describing canonical pages for automated systems. These guides connect reader selection, website metadata, and curated-news practice without treating them as the same problem.
Start with the decision you control: selecting sources, publishing a sitemap, or assembling a collection with clear provenance. Read the matching article and follow its related topic pages for implementation detail. Keep claims about reach or ranking separate from the specific metadata and editorial improvements you can actually verify.
Choose an RSS reader around the way you actually read
Test RSS readers against your reading habits, device needs, portability, accessibility, and feed reliability before committing.
Read the guide : Choose your RSS reader
RSS, sitemaps, and structured data: give each format a clear job
Use RSS, XML sitemaps, and structured data together with consistent URLs, truthful dates, and a shared content model.
Read the guide : Three formats, clear jobs