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How to Share RSS Feed to Blogger

Watch Step By Step Video Tutorial Below

1. Accessing Pabbly Connect for RSS Feeds Integration

To integrate RSS feeds with Google Blogger, start by accessing Pabbly Connect. If you’re new, visit pabbly.com/connect in your browser to reach the landing page.

In the top right corner, click on “Sign up for free”. This allows you to access hundreds of tasks each month to explore Pabbly Connect. You can post up to 100 items on Google Blogger from RSS feeds without any cost.

2. Setting Up Your Workflow in Pabbly Connect

Once you’re logged into Pabbly Connect, navigate to the workflow builder. This is where you’ll create your trigger and action steps. Click on the “Add Trigger” button to start.

Select “RSS by Pabbly” as your trigger application.
Choose “New Item in Feed” as the event.
Paste your RSS feed URL in the designated field.

After entering the feed URL, click on “Save and Send Test Request” to retrieve the latest feed data. This will include the title, link, publish date, and description of the new items.

3. Configuring Your RSS Feed Settings

In Pabbly Connect, you can configure your RSS feed settings. Click on the RSS feed by Pabbly and select “Set Trigger Time”. The minimum time is 10 minutes, while the maximum is 24 hours.

Set your desired time interval. For example, you can select 60 minutes. This ensures that your RSS feed checks for new items at your preferred frequency.

After setting the trigger time, close the RSS feed configuration. You’re now ready to convert the RSS feed into a Google Blogger post using Gemini.

4. Using Gemini to Generate Content from RSS Feeds

To convert the RSS feed into a Google Blogger post, add a new action step in Pabbly Connect. Search for and select “Gemini” as your action application.

Choose “Generate Content” as the event.
Connect your existing Google AI Studio account or create a new connection by providing the API key.
Enter the prompt details for generating the content.

Using mapping in Pabbly Connect, dynamically insert data from the previous RSS feed step. This approach allows the generated content to change with each new feed item.

5. Posting to Google Blogger via Pabbly Connect

Finally, to post the generated content to Google Blogger, add another action step in Pabbly Connect. Search for “Google Blogger” and select it as your action application.

Choose “Create Post” as the event. If you’ve set up connections before, select the existing connection. Otherwise, create a new connection by signing in with your Gmail account.

Map the title and content from the Gemini output.
Choose the blog ID from your Google Blogger account.
Select the post status (draft, scheduled, or live).

After filling in all necessary details, click “Save and Send Test Request”. Your post will be drafted successfully on Google Blogger, ready for you to review and publish.

Conclusion

This tutorial has guided you through integrating RSS feeds with Google Blogger using Pabbly Connect. By following these steps, you can automate your blogging process efficiently.