Read RSS Feed from Two Different Sources
This workflow can automatically synchronize and read the latest content from two different RSS sources, addressing the issues of information dispersion and untimely updates. Through batch processing loops, users can easily and quickly access the latest news from multiple channels, making it suitable for content operations, market research, and media monitoring needs. It enhances information integration efficiency and reduces manual operation time.
Workflow Name
Read RSS Feed from Two Different Sources
Key Features and Highlights
This workflow automatically synchronizes and reads the latest content from two distinct RSS sources, enabling unified multi-channel information aggregation. By processing RSS links in batch loops, it ensures data completeness and real-time updates.
Core Problems Addressed
It solves the issues of dispersed information across multiple RSS sources, untimely updates, and cumbersome manual consolidation. The workflow achieves automated information collection and centralized entry management, allowing users to quickly access the latest content from different channels.
Application Scenarios
- Media monitoring personnel aggregating information from multiple news sources
- Content operators synchronizing industry trends and technical blog updates
- Developers or product managers tracking the latest articles from various technical communities
- Internal corporate information integration and external news gathering
Main Process Steps
- Manually trigger the workflow execution
- Define two RSS source URLs via a code node (e.g., n8n-related feeds from Medium and Dev.to)
- Split multiple RSS source URLs into batches for looped processing
- Read each RSS feed to retrieve the latest articles and update data
Involved Systems or Services
- RSS Feeds (from Medium and Dev.to)
- n8n nodes: Manual Trigger, Code (for generating RSS URLs), SplitInBatches (batch processing loop), RSS Feed Read
Target Users and Value
This workflow is suitable for content operators, market researchers, media monitoring analysts, and product development teams who need to consolidate multi-channel RSS information. It helps users automatically aggregate the latest news from various sources, improving information acquisition efficiency, reducing manual effort, and ensuring timely and comprehensive updates.