Step 1: Enter the URL of the page you want me to create an RSS feed from.
Step 2: Click on at least two links below that you want to see in your RSS feed.
The links you click on should go to articles or images that are updated on this page on a regular basis. The more you click the happier I'll be. I'll try to use the links you click on to learn how to find new links in the future.
Step 3: Help me clean up the search term I'll use to find new links.
You can probably skip this step if you provided a lot of links in the previous step. However, you can click on any of the characters to add more wildcards.
Things to look for:
- Dates - If each URL contains a date, make sure the year and month are wildcarded. e.g., if you see something like /blog/2006/0*/*/, make sure to wildcard the "2006" and the "0".
- IDs - If each URL contains a numeric id, make sure that each digit is wildcarded. e.g., if you see something like index.php?id=100*, make sure to wildcard the "100".
Error: Something unexpected went terribly wrong. Please try again or go back to modify the feed configuration.
Step 4: Take a peek at what your RSS feed would contain.
If this doesn't look right, go back to make changes. You can also update your feed's title and description below.
That's it! You can copy the link from the box below to your RSS reader and start using your feed.
The new feed has been added to your Ponyfish account. You can go back to the Ponyfish control panel to view your other feeds.
If you already have a Ponyfish account, login to add the feed to your account. If you don't have an account, you can sign up now.
You don't need an account to use the feed, but here's why it's a good idea:
- You'll be able to make changes to this feed. Otherwise, if you'll need to tweak something down the line, you'll just have to create a new one.
- You'll have access to more of the Ponyfish features that let you customize your feed.
- Your feed won't expire as quickly if it doesn't get used. Feeds without an account will be purged after 7 days if they aren't read.
- Your feed will get updated more often. Feeds without an account get updated every 8 hours. Feeds with an account are updated every 4 hours, and our paid subscriber's feeds are updated every 1-2 hours, depending on the plan.
» Do it again! If you have some more sites you want to try, create another feed.
