What is a Feed?
Written By Afonso Carvalho
Last updated 17 days ago
Watch our step by step video on how to set up a Feed:
Overview
A Feed automatically gathers the inputs for your AutoBlog (like keywords, news topics, or videos) - so you don't have to enter them manually. Once set up, your content generation runs completely hands-free.
β οΈ Feeds only work with Full AutoBlog or AutoBlog with Review modes.
Setting Up a Feed
Click New Campaign.
Enter a name for your campaign.
Enable AutoBlog and select Full AutoBlog or AutoBlog with Review mode.
Click Continue.
Click Configure Feed.
Choose your feed type and set it up (see below).
Feed Types
There are four types of Feeds to choose from:
SEO Keyword Feed: Gathers keywords to use with the SEO Article Template.
News Feed: Gathers the latest news stories for a topic you choose.
RSS Feed: Paste the link of an RSS feed, and Arvow will generate articles from its content.
YouTube Channel Feed. Enter a YouTube channel URL, and Arvow will gather the list of videos from that channel.
Completing the Setup
After configuring your Feed:
Select the Integration: the website where your articles will be published (e.g., your WordPress site).
Set the Interval: how often articles should be published (Daily, Weekly, etc.).
Choose the amount of articles per batch: how many articles should be generated every interval.
Click Create.
π Your Feed will now gather inputs automatically, and your AutoBlog is fully automated.
Editing Your Feed
You can change your Feed settings at any time:
Go to the AutoBlog tab.
Click to configure your AutoBlog.
Click Continue.
In the Feed settings, update your topics or keywords β or switch to a different feed type.
FAQs
Q: Do Feeds work with every AutoBlog mode?
No. Feeds are only available in Full AutoBlog and AutoBlog with Review modes.
Q: Can I change my feed type later?
Yes. Go to the AutoBlog tab, open your AutoBlog configuration, and update the Feed settings.
Q: Do I still need to add keywords or topics manually?
No, that's the whole point of a Feed. It gathers inputs for you automatically based on the feed type you choose.