Why can't I see all my RSS Feed articles?

Publer's RSS Feed service provider returns on average the 10 most recent articles, when you first connect your RSS Feed to Publer. Sometimes it might return more or less, depending on your feed's settings.

If your RSS Feed returns very few articles, i.e. one or two, there's a high chance they won't get picked up my RSS Service we use. This would mean that there is an issue with your Feed. In this case, we recommend that you change your RSS Feed settings to return more articles.

Note: Some RSS Feeds might not always show the correct thumbnail for their articles on Publer. In this case, you have to make sure that your site has the correct Meta Tags set up. Learn more about how you can tackle this problem here.

Syncing RSS Feeds

The RSS Feed will pick up all of your new articles and store them in Publer's library automatically, however, sometimes some of the new articles might not be synced yet. You can also pull them manually by hard syncing the feed.

The frequency of the automatic sync for the RSS Feed will depend on how frequently an RSS Feed is updated with new entries.

For example, if you have a blog that posts only one article per week, Publer will sync the RSS Feed once per day. If you have a blog that posts tons of articles per day, for example, news sites, Publer will sync the RSS Feed once every 5 minutes.

Note: Keep in mind that the RSS Feed updates are not instant. It will take some time for new articles to show up, even after you manually sync the feed.

To sync RSS Feeds:

Go to the Explore tab
Choose RSS Feeds.
Select the RSS Feed you want to sync from the dropdown menu.



Then, click on the 3 dots and select Sync Feed.



Finally, allow a few minutes for Publer to sync all the new articles.

If you also manually sync the Feed frequently, this will help Publer to automatically sync articles more frequently.

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Updated on: 21/12/2024