With RSS plugins in Mautic, you can:
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Import website content directly from RSS feeds
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Configure reusable MGML templates
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Inject selected news items into emails
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Manage multiple feeds centrally
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Automate newsletter content using dynamic tokens
Manually copying website content into newsletters takes time. In this webinar, you’ll learn how to automatically inject RSS content from your website directly into Mautic emails using dedicated RSS plugins. From simple imports to fully automated token-based newsletters, you’ll see how to streamline content distribution inside your marketing automation workflows.
With RSS plugins in Mautic, you can:
The RSS Import plugin allows you to pull content from an RSS feed and inject it into your email template.
Configuration includes:
Adding your RSS feed URL
Selecting which RSS fields to extract
Defining an MGML template for rendering
Injecting selected items directly in the email builder
Inside the email builder, you simply drag the RSS block into your layout, select items from the feed, and let the plugin render them through your predefined template.
The RSS Plus plugin offers a more advanced setup for managing multiple feeds and templates.
You can:
Define multiple RSS feeds
Configure which fields are extracted
Enable feed buttons directly in the email editor
Create reusable MGML templates
Select templates dynamically when inserting content
Each feed becomes available inside the email builder, allowing you to choose which content and layout to use for every newsletter.
For recurring newsletters, manual imports can still slow you down. That’s where RSS tokens come in.
By inserting an RSS Plus token into your email:
Content is fetched automatically at send time
The RSS feed is rendered through your selected template
The latest website content is injected dynamically
No manual re-import is required
This enables fully automated newsletters that always include fresh content from your website.
Stop copying and pasting website updates into emails.
Discover how RSS plugins in Mautic can power fully automated, content-driven newsletters.