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Draft RSS Newsletter
Turn fresh publication posts into an email digest for editor review
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- Review timeReview time
Your weekday schedule sets when each review starts and its cutoff for recent posts.
- RSS postsRSS posts
Your feed supplies post titles, available text, dates, and article links.
- Earlier newslettersEarlier newsletters
Your earlier drafts and sent campaigns show which stories you have already covered.
- Editorial rulesEditorial rules
Your rules set the starting date, meaningful changes, voice, and length.
- Campaign settingsCampaign settings
Your chosen template, sender, and subscriber list shape the draft you review.
Your email campaign workspace supplies feed posts and past campaigns, then saves your unsent draft.
- Review notesReview notes
Your editor sees omitted repeats, uncertain edits, and any feed or link problems.
- No new contentNo new content
Your editor sees when no meaningful new posts qualify for a digest.
- Review notesReview notes
Your editor sees omitted repeats, uncertain edits, and any feed or link problems.
- Newsletter draftNewsletter draft
Your editor gets an unsent email with concise post summaries and article links to review.
- Review notesReview notes
Your editor sees omitted repeats, uncertain edits, and any feed or link problems.
This Agent checks your publication feed at your chosen weekday time. It compares posts with earlier newsletters and skips repeats. It saves an unsent digest for your review when new stories qualify.
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Made for your industry
Draft RSS Newsletter is made for businesses in these industries.
- Digital Media
Collect new site posts and article links in a reviewable email draft.
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Summarize fresh stories in an unsent newsletter for the editor.
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Made for your role
Draft RSS Newsletter is made for people in these roles.
- Email Marketing Specialist
Prepare an unsent email digest from fresh feed posts.
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Select meaningful new posts for a linked newsletter draft.
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Made for your department
Draft RSS Newsletter is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Create a subscriber email draft from new publication posts.
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Filter repeated stories and draft a newsletter for editor review.
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How Draft RSS Newsletter works
5 steps, in order, on every run.
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Load recent feed postsLoad recent posts from the feed in your campaign workspace. Review earlier drafts and sent newsletters for covered stories.
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Choose meaningful new storiesSkip repeats and minor edits using your editorial rules. Flag meaningful revisions for your editor. Report no new content when nothing qualifies.
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Write the email digestSummarize selected posts using their feed text. Add a subject line and each article's link.
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Save an unsent campaign draftAdd the digest to your chosen RSS email template. Include your sender details and subscriber list, then save without scheduling or sending.
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Preview and check linksPreview the draft and open its article links. Fix problems supported by the feed; flag broken links for your editor.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign.
8 tools
- Choose the publication's public RSS feed and a campaign template that can load RSS posts and allows editable newsletter copy.
- Choose the weekday review time and time zone, the editor who reviews drafts, and the subscriber list and sender details for eventual sending.
- Set the editorial rules for a meaningful addition, the digest's voice and length, and the first date from which posts should be considered.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft RSS Newsletter:
No. Your editor reviews the unsent campaign draft and decides whether to send it.
You get a clear no-new-content result. The Agent does not create an empty draft.
Yes. You set the editorial rules, digest voice and length, and the first eligible post date during setup.
Your editor gets a note about the affected post. The Agent leaves it out rather than inventing a summary or linking to the wrong article.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.