Paste publicly accessible RSS URLs, one per line. Maximum of 10.

This is an advanced option. Go with the recommended unless you're a total pro ;)

Paste your RSS URL here. Must be publicly accessible if not setting username and password.

Defaults to "A Feed Called X" where X is the last portion of the feed's url from above.

50 is the max, but this allows you to reduce the number of items returned in the feed.

Provide a source URL for where this item is permanently hosted. Most RSS readers turn the `title` into a clickable link to this URL.

Provide the plain text or HTML content of the feed item.

Use this field to control whether Zapier will truncate data over the 10kb limit (select Yes), or generate an error if the data is too large (select No). [See our Help for more information.](https://zapier.com/help/create/other-functions/add-items-to-an-rss-feed-in-a-zap)

Specify a raw download URL for your podcast file, image, or other media file.

What is the MIME type for your raw file? Defaults to `audio/mpeg`.

Some players require a valid length. Defaults to `0`.

Most people would put "now", but you can change it to something like "tomorrow" or "next week monday at 7pm" or "2013-08-23 12:00:00 +0800"! *Note, we do not order by pubdate, just by order inserted.*

RSS (really simple syndication) is pretty much the industry standard for feed readers. You'll find RSS feeds in almost every app imaginable.

RSS by Zapier

Organize your posts into categories, then build your schedule by telling Edgar when to publish from a particular category. He'll always start with the most recent content from that category, and when he's published it all he'll simply go back to the top and start again, putting your tried-and-true posts in front of a whole new audience.

Choose the social media accounts where you'd like this content to appear.

Edgar will post this update at the time you specify, and then he’ll add it to your library so it can be shared again later (unless you save the update in the Use Once category). Use relative times (like "Tuesday at 3pm") rather than specific dates, as they could cause an error once that date passes.

If you're adding content to your Edgar library with Zapier, and you want that content to post to Twitter, you'll need to make sure it's under 280 characters. Otherwise, Edgar will still add the content to your library, but it won't be associated with your Twitter account.

For example, if your zap creates content for both your Twitter and Facebook accounts, and it comes in at 281 characters, it will be created as-is but only associated with your Facebook account.

You can easily edit content within Edgar to fit under Twitter's character limit.

MeetEdgar is a social media scheduling tool that catalogues your posts in a library and publishes them on a recurring schedule.

MeetEdgar

Leverage the convenience of MeetEdgar's social media scheduling tools by using Zapier to automatically send new RSS items from your blog or website to your MeetEdgar content library.

A new feed item is available in your RSS feed

Zapier will create a new content item in your MeetEdgar library with the RSS information specified

MeetEdgar + RSS by Zapier

Add new RSS feed items to your MeetEdgar library

Supported triggers and actions

New Items in Multiple Feeds

Create Item in Feed

New Item in Feed

Add Content

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