RSS by Zapier + Schedule by Zapier
Create new feed items in RSS by Zapier every hour with Schedule by Zapier
With this automated workflow, your RSS feed stays continuously updated every hour using the Schedule by Zapier and RSS by Zapier apps. It aids in consistently introducing fresh material into your feed, eliminating the need for constant manual updating. This reliable and effective method keeps your audience informed and engaged.
With this automated workflow, your RSS feed stays continuously updated every hour using the Schedule by Zapier and RSS by Zapier apps. It aids in consistently introducing fresh material into your feed, eliminating the need for constant manual updating. This reliable and effective method keeps your audience informed and engaged.
- When this happens...Every Hour
Triggers every hour.
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Frequency TypeRequired
Interval
Start DateRequired
Time of DayRequired
Try ItTime Offset
Trigger on weekends?
Try ItDay of the WeekRequired
Time of DayRequired
Try ItFeed URLRequired
Username
Password
What Triggers a New Feed Item?
Try It
Time of DayRequired
Trigger on weekends?
Try ItDay of the MonthRequired
Time of DayRequired
Try ItFeed URLsRequired
What Triggers a New Feed Item?
Try ItFeed URLRequired
Feed Title
Max Records
Item TitleRequired
Source URLRequired
ContentRequired
Automatically Truncate Messages over 10KB?
Author Name
Author Email
Author Link
Media URL
Media MIME Type
Media Length in Bytes
Pubdate
About RSS by Zapier
RSS (really simple syndication) is pretty much the industry standard for feed readers. You'll find RSS feeds in almost every app imaginable.
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About Schedule by Zapier
Schedule is a native Zapier app you can use for recurring tasks. Trigger an action every day of the month, every day of the week or every single day. You can also select the hour of the day. If you're a developer, this is similar to a crontab, cronjob or cron.