What is site feed?

A site feed, also known as a web feed or RSS feed (Really Simple Syndication), is a format for delivering regularly changing content, such as news, blog posts, or updates, from a website to users. It allows users to subscribe to a website's content and receive updates automatically, without having to visit the site.

Site feeds typically contain:

• Title and description of the content

• Link to the full content

• Date published

• Author name

Users can subscribe to site feeds using feed readers, like google Feedburner or Feedly, or through browser extensions. This enables them to:

• Stay up-to-date with their favorite websites

• Receive new content notifications

• Read content offline

• Customize their feed preferences

Site feeds are commonly used for:

• News websites

• Blogs

• Podcasts

• Video content

• Social media platforms

By offering a site feed, websites can increase engagement, improve user experience, and enhance their online presence.