RSS Campaign
- Thread starter Michael K
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far00q
Beginner
@Michael K
Yes Mumar does have RSS campaign feature.
it does not only fetch the RSS feed from blogs or news sites it also fetches the data from youtube feeds.
with the combination of Rss and Evergreen campaign`s Mumara crawls on your Rss Site and automatically fetches the data on your provided dates or time and embed the content in your designed template which creates a beautiful email newsletter.
And lands into your subscribers inbox.
thats how it looks when you create a rss campaign in dynamic content tag.
then you simply use the dynamic contant tag in edit broadcast page and it automatically converts it when sent. and end result apears something like this.
when you schedule an evergreen campaign you have the flexibility to guide mumara to check if there is any new feed then schedule the campaign else it will stop the campaign untill there is a new feed.
Yes Mumar does have RSS campaign feature.
it does not only fetch the RSS feed from blogs or news sites it also fetches the data from youtube feeds.
with the combination of Rss and Evergreen campaign`s Mumara crawls on your Rss Site and automatically fetches the data on your provided dates or time and embed the content in your designed template which creates a beautiful email newsletter.
And lands into your subscribers inbox.
thats how it looks when you create a rss campaign in dynamic content tag.
then you simply use the dynamic contant tag in edit broadcast page and it automatically converts it when sent. and end result apears something like this.
when you schedule an evergreen campaign you have the flexibility to guide mumara to check if there is any new feed then schedule the campaign else it will stop the campaign untill there is a new feed.
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Extending @far00q’s reply, here’s a more detailed explanation:
Mumara dynamic tags are designed to interact with XML or JSON feeds from any endpoint or website. This means you can connect a content unit to a feed, and then use the specific feed tags as variables that populate your content automatically.
Here’s how it works:
Mumara dynamic tags are designed to interact with XML or JSON feeds from any endpoint or website. This means you can connect a content unit to a feed, and then use the specific feed tags as variables that populate your content automatically.
Here’s how it works:
- Feed Integration: The system can read data from any XML or JSON feed. This enables you to pull information such as blog posts, videos, or other articles directly into your content.
- Configurable Update Frequency: You have control over how often the system checks for new content. You can set a specific interval at which Mumara will pull updates from the feed, ensuring that your content stays current.
- Iteration Control: You can specify the number of iterations for the feed pull. This is particularly useful if you need to display a set number of items (for example, the latest 5 blog posts or videos).
- Dynamic Broadcast Content: Once the dynamic tags are set up, they can be incorporated into your broadcast content. When the broadcast is sent, the dynamic tags will automatically display the latest content from your feed.
- Automation with Evergreen Campaigns: For further automation, Mumara’s Evergreen Campaigns feature allows you to set up campaigns that run automatically. You can schedule these campaigns to update the feed at defined intervals. Additionally, Evergreen offers an option to run the campaign only when no new content or article is found on the website, ensuring that you never send out redundant information.