Create an RSS schedule with a feed URL and a recognizable name. Select destination accounts, a campaign and labels. Check that feed titles, article URLs and images are suitable for those destinations before activating the schedule.
Control what gets distributed
Use include and ignore keywords to narrow the feed. Caption, link removal and URL shortening are separate controls. If AI rewriting is enabled, set the tone, language, maximum rewrites per run and monthly credit limit. Review the rewritten facts and destination links.
Run within a defined window
Set start and end dates and the active state. Check publishing records for each destination after a small initial run. Update or pause the schedule when the editorial source, account permissions or campaign changes.
Your completion checklist
Feed URL loads valid articles
Keyword filters match the intended coverage
Selected accounts and dates are correct
Rewrite limits fit the credit budget
Questions before you start
Does RSS scheduling require AI?
No. AI rewriting is optional. You can distribute the feed content using the caption and link settings without enabling rewriting.
Can I restrict the feed to one topic?
Use include and ignore keywords, then check a small sample to confirm the filtering matches your editorial intent.
Choose capacity around your work
Review connected accounts, team seats, monthly publishing volume, storage and included credits. Feature availability follows your plan and workspace permissions.
Network capabilities depend on account type, permissions and platform APIs. AI and paid API usage consume credits. Renewal, taxes and payment terms are shown at checkout.