

Automate your email marketing by scheduling RSS emails that deliver blog updates and fresh content directly to your subscribers—without rebuilding emails every time you publish.
You may want to keep your audience updated, but manually creating emails for every new post can slow you down.
RSS email campaigns automatically pull in your latest content and send it on a schedule.
Without automation, it’s easy to miss updates or spend extra time rebuilding emails.
This guide will show you how to set up RSS campaigns so your content is delivered consistently without extra work.
Once you understand how RSS works, follow the steps below to connect your feed, set your schedule, and automate your email campaigns inside your BizStackPro account.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an XML-based feed that updates automatically when you publish new content (like blog posts). An RSS email campaign pulls the newest feed items and sends them to your email list on a schedule.
Best use case: Weekly or monthly “latest posts” newsletters—so your subscribers always see your newest content without manual copy/paste.
Important: Double-check your timezone and scheduled execution time before saving.
Example: “Weekly Roundup” + feed count limit of 5 keeps your email short while still highlighting your newest posts.
RSS campaigns turn every new post into an “always-on” newsletter, helping you drive consistent clicks without rebuilding emails each week.
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It’s an XML feed that updates automatically when you publish new content. RSS campaigns use it to email your newest items on a schedule.
Create a campaign, design the email, then configure RSS scheduling with your feed URL, frequency, and execution time.
It caps how many feed items can be pulled into each send so your email stays concise and readable.
Yes—reschedule from the Campaigns list, as long as you do it at least one hour before execution time.
Use campaign statistics and audit/audit log-style reporting to review execution status, errors, and engagement metrics.
Publish once. Let RSS do the rest. Scheduled RSS campaigns keep your audience updated and bring traffic back to your site automatically.
Consistent traffic. Less manual work.
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