There are three different ways to get an RSS feed URL:

Method No. 1

1. Use the URL address for the website to get the RSS feed URL.
2. Add “?feed=rss” after the forward slash ( / ) at the end of the URL.

For example, the website todayslifestyle.com becomes todayslifestyle.com/?feed=rss

Method No. 2

One of the most common ways of finding the RSS feed for a WordPress site is by adding “feed” to the end of the URL.

Method No. 3

If using a WordPress site, one of the easiest ways to find the RSS feed is to look at the HTML source of the webpage.

The HTML source for Macs, can be found by:

1. Selecting the View option in the menu bar
2. Hover over the Developer option
3. Select View Source

Or

1. Control + Click on the page
2. Select View Page Source from the pop-up menu

Mac:

View > Developer > View Source

Or

Control + Click > View Page Source

The HTML source for PCs can be found by:

1. Right-click on the page
2. Select Page View Source

PC:

Right-Click > Page view source

A new window will open with the website’s code, and will look similar to this:

Next, open a search field.

Mac: Command+F

PC: Ctrl+F

Type “RSS” into the search field and select enter.

The RSS feed URL will be highlighted and look similar to this:

http://todayslifestyle.com/feed/rss/

It can usually be found after “href=” in between the quotes.

Uploading an RSS feed to the Native Ads “Import Ad Inventory via RSS feed URL” option:

1. Copy the RSS feed URL
2. Click the Import button on the Ad Inventory screen
3. Paste into the RSS feed URL field.

After the Scan RSS Feed Now button is clicked the Native Ads platform gathers the webpage’s content and create ads based on the information in the RSS feed.

Please note that most ad approvals take between 1-2 business days. Learn more about the approval process and how to ensure campaigns are approved as quickly and smoothly as possible.