DISPLAY YOUR RSS FEED CONTENT ON A SOCIAL WALL
Do you want to promote your business products, services, calendar events, blog articles and anything that is in an RSS feed onto a Social Wall? We now have the feature to display posts from any RSS feed (atom/XML files). NOTE: This feature is only available as part of the Custom Branding package.
There are many opportunities and endless possibilities when using the RSS feed and we want to share some quick case studies in this post.
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Display Blog Posts on the Social Wall
If you have a WordPress website with an RSS feed, you can easily display these posts on the Social Wall. The Social Wall can then be embedded on any website to help promote some of your digital content.
Here’s an example from Veggie Meals using the Social Wall to display their blog posts on their Social Wall:
Display Product Feeds on the Social Wall
If you own an eCommerce store then you’re in luck. With our new RSS feed feature, you can now display your products or discounted/featured items on the Socia Wall along with your Social Media posts. This is the perfect setup for those retail business with digital signage screens located on their premises as the content can be updated with dynamic content. Why not promote both Social Media posts and product items.
Display Calendar Events on the Social Wall
Display calendar events from a booking or scheduling system can now be easily achieved using the RSS feed feature. This is an example using the feed from My Booking Manager.
How to use the RSS feed feature
As mentioned before, Social Wall administrators can configure the Social Wall as part of the Custom Branding solution. You will work with you to gather the RSS feed details such as the URL and what information from the RSS feed you want to display on the Social Wall. Here’s what we do in the backend, we map the Social Wall fields with the fields from the RSS feed.
We can also add multiple RSS feeds if you have more than one.
If you would like to try out this feature let us know and we can organise a trial.
