Twitter is one of the most used social networks today. Twitter is even faster on reporting large news events than the global media. There is a lot of good content on Twitter for all matter of purposes.
Twitter RSS Feeds
The social network has removed native RSS feeds from its public interface. It used to allow users to click on the special RSS icon and subscribe to the posts of each user they selected. Today you need third party services to make RSS feeds from tweets.
Twitter RSS feeds are good for collecting your personal Twitter content into one place. As well as great for content publishers who want a Twitter feed to add to websites, blogging platforms and so on.
How to create Twitter RSS feeds
Because the native option no longer exists, tools are available on the internet for creating feeds. Also, today many RSS feed readers have Twitter RSS feeds built-in as an extra option. We recommend choosing an RSS reader with Twitter RSS feeds built in, as it is by far the easiest way of managing all feeds in one place. Here are some popular tools:
In this article, we will look at the two most popular ways of following Twitter RSS feeds.
RSS.app
If you need an external RSS link for your Twitter RSS feed, rss.app is a great tool to use. The tool allows you to create a feed from many different types of content, and then import that feed in your desired RSS feed reader.
To get started, visit rss.app and pick Twitter as your source. Then you add your terms. If you want to create a feed from a Twitter user, paste a URL to your desired Twitter user into the field labeled “Twitter URL”. Or you can add users via the section specifically made for entering users. Similarly, creating an RSS feed for a phrase or hashtag can be added via a URL, or via their specific sections. When you have added your term, simply click “Generate” and wait.
Once the feed is ready, you have many options in front of you. You can copy the newly created RSS-link into your favorite RSS reader (For example Feeder, where adding feeds is very fast and easy). You can also get options to embed the generated RSS feed into your own site. There are also options for adding filters.
You can also generate the same URL from your mobile phone and paste it into an RSS reader app (Again, for example Feeder, link to App Store and Google Play).
In conclusion
Creating Twitter RSS feeds is not as easy as it once was, but there are still many good options for creating one today. We detailed the easiest way, integrated via your favorite RSS reader but also how to create external links that you can use wherever you like. To get started in the fastest way possible, start following Twitter feeds with Feeder. Hope it helps!