Create RSS Feed for Yandex Turbo Pages

Create RSS feeds for your website to attract subscribers and content distribution.

The free plan allows you to run up to 3 generation requests per day.

Features:

✔ Basic set-up options  
✔ Up to 10 feed entries  
✔ 14-day URL & widget

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Dynamic RSS Feed from $1.00/Mo
✔ Up to 50 feed entries   ✔ Full set-up & Management   ✔ Auto updates   ✔ Hosted feed URL & widget

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Processing settings: General settings are used by default. Click to view or change settings.

URL Search Pattern for Entries

The search pattern allows you to specify which links from the source URL should be crawled and published to the feed.
In the search pattern, you can use the path and the wildcard *, which means any sequence of characters. http://website.tld/ (For Example: blog/* or articles/*.html) ! If no search pattern is specified, crawled links will be selected automatically.

Crawler Settings

Turbo mode through proxy servers Crawler mode and identify: Browser language:

Crawl Options

Don't crawl content marked as noindex Don't crawl links marked as nofollow Handle canonicalization tags and exclude non-canonical pages

Generation Settings

Limit number of feed entries: File encoding:

Set up UTM tracking

Add UTM tracking code to the URLs

Channel Settings

Add RSS feed title Add RSS feed description Indicate update date based on Administrator email address: RSS feed logo:

Items Settings

Include title Include description Include publication date based on Default author name: Default category:
MySitemapGenerator Click one of the links that matches the required entries

Links that match the specified pattern:

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What is a Yandex Turbo Pages?
This technology accelerates the loading and optimization of content for display in mobile phones and tablets. Turbo pages are displayed in Yandex mobile search. The principle of operation is similar to the technology Accelerated Mobile Pages, developed by Google, but differs in a simpler way of implementation. To form Turbo pages, XML feeds are used which are based on RSS and include full texts of publications with simplified markup.