How to Send an RSS Email Campaign in Sparkforge
RSS email campaigns pull content from a feed and ship it on a daily, weekly, or monthly cadence. Design once, set the schedule, and Sparkforge assembles each send from new feed items.
RSS email campaigns deliver new blog content to subscribers without manually building a newsletter every time. Sparkforge pulls items from a feed URL and assembles the digest on the schedule you set.
What an RSS email is
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a feed format used by blogs and content sites. An RSS email assembles new feed items into a recurring digest — daily, weekly, or monthly — so subscribers see what they missed without you sending a fresh broadcast every post.
Before you start
- Verify your sending domain.
- Build an email template that supports RSS blocks.
Create an RSS email
- Click Create Campaign.
- Pick the email template you want to use (preview is available).
- Design the content in the Email Builder. Add RSS blocks where the feed items should populate.
- Click Send or Schedule.
Pre-send checklist
- Add recipients (emails or Smart Lists) in the To section.
- Add the sender address in the From section.
- Add a sender name (optional).
- Add a subject line.
- Add preview text (optional).
- In Sending Options, pick RSS.
- Paste the RSS Feed URL.
- Pick frequency: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
- Set the send time.
- Uncheck any days when the campaign should not send.
Sparkforge highlights the next execution date, time, and timezone before you confirm.
Edit, pause, or reschedule
- Edit copy: click Update Email Content on an ongoing RSS campaign and save edits before the next execution. Statistics stay intact.
- Pause: RSS campaigns include a pause toggle.
- Reschedule: allowed up to one hour before execution. Visit Marketing → Email, pick the campaign, and use Reschedule Campaign.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are there multiple entries for one RSS campaign?
Can I edit the copy of an RSS campaign without resetting statistics?
How do I reschedule an RSS campaign?
Can I pause an RSS campaign?
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