RSS to blog

    Turn RSS feed items into articles for your blog.

    Connect an RSS or Atom feed you have permission to use. New readable posts become source-backed ideas shaped by your brand and audience.

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    Set up your RSS feed

    Turn articles from your RSS or Atom feed into new blog posts.

    Feed nameThe Northstar Journal
    WorkspaceNorthstar
    RSS or Atom URLhttps://journal.northstar.example/feed.xml
    I own this content or have permission to repurpose it.
    RSS feed
    Per refresh
    25 credits
    Schedule
    On setup, then weekly
    BackCreate feed
    RSS and Atom feedsWeekly checks for new postsSource material and brand-fit checks

    From source to a useful article.

    RSS feed

    Turn a feed you trust into new posts.

    Paste an RSS or Atom URL you own or have permission to use. Each readable post is checked for brand fit and for overlap with what you’ve already published. Then it becomes an idea with a reader question, an outline and its source linked.

    • Full-content and excerpt-only feeds
    • Repeated items aren’t added twice
    • Weekly checks for new posts
    NorthstarAuto BlogFeeds
    All feeds

    The Northstar Journal

    Turn articles from your RSS or Atom feed into new blog posts.

    Settings
    ConnectedLast checked Oct 29, 9:00 AM12 ideas
    https://journal.northstar.example/feed.xml
    • 1 repeated item recognized. It wasn’t added as a new idea.
    Article ideaHow to replace status meetings with written updates
    Reader questionCan written updates really replace our weekly status meetings?
    Outline
    1. What a useful written update includes
    2. How one team made the switch in a month
    3. When a meeting is still the better choice
    4. A simple template to start with
    Source: journal.northstar.example/written-updates

    From one source to one useful article.

    The idea carries its source, reader question and outline into writing, so the article explains something for your audience instead of repeating what it was based on.

    1. Feed item · Oct 29
      The Northstar JournalHow our team replaced 40 status meetings with written updatesFull content · 1,840 words
    2. Article ideaHow to replace status meetings with written updates
      Reader questionCan written updates really replace our weekly status meetings?
      1. What a useful written update includes
      2. How one team made the switch
      3. When a meeting is still the better choice
      Source linked · brand fit checked
    3. Draft in your campaign
      northstar.example/blogHow to replace status meetings with written updates

      Status meetings are easy to schedule and hard to cancel. Here’s how one team switched to written updates, and what they kept…

      Ready for reviewRSS article · 25 credits · source linked

    Readable posts in. Headlines alone wait.

    A feed can include full posts or short excerpts. Excerpts work when the linked page is publicly readable.

    Becomes an idea
    • Full content, or an excerpt with a readable page
    • Fits your Brand Kit
    • Doesn’t overlap what you’ve published
    Held back or skipped
    • Login-only pageNeeds source material. There’s nothing readable to write from.
    • Repeated itemRecognized and not added as a new idea.
    • Little to explainFor your review. Choose it yourself in planned mode.

    A feed finds ideas. A campaign decides what gets written.

    Creating a feed never publishes anything. Connect it to a campaign, choose where articles go and how often, and pick how much you want to approve.

    The Northstar JournalWeekly · 25 credits per refresh Connected
    NorthstarAuto BlogCampaigns

    Weekly team guides

    Automation with review · 2 articles every 7 days

    Source feedThe Northstar Journal
    Publishing toWordPress · northstar.example
    Next publishing batchNov 4, 9:00 AM
    ArticleStatus
    How to run a project kickoff meetingReady for review
    Company wiki vs. shared drive: which does a growing team need?Writing

    Review drafts before publishing. Publishing is included.

    What it costs in Pro.

    A refresh looks for material. An article is written from an idea. They are charged separately, and a refresh that returns nothing usable costs nothing.

    FeedRefreshWhen it runsEach article
    RSS feed25 creditsOn setup, then weekly25 credits

    Charged only when the refresh adds new usable results. Retries continue the same refresh.

    Good to know before you start.

    How much does it cost?

    A refresh adding new usable results costs 25 credits. News, RSS and YouTube articles cost 25 credits total each. Refreshes with no new usable results are not charged.

    When does it refresh?

    The first check starts after setup, then refreshes run weekly. Your feed shows its next check and cost. Saved processing and retries do not create another refresh charge.

    Will it publish everything it finds?

    No. Feeds collect ideas. The campaign’s mode, eligible source material and publishing settings decide what is written and published. You can review drafts first.

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