What is an "RSS Feed"?

RSS stands for "Rich Site Summary" or "Really Simple Syndication," depending on the version. An RSS feed is simply a summary of recently posted content, formatted in such a way that it can be read by programs that automatically collect and display postings from blogs, news sites, and other content providers. For a basic overview of RSS syndication, visit Lifewire.

Depending on which program ("aggregator") you use to subscribe to ("syndicate") RSS feeds, there are various different ways to add a Marketplace feed. Some Web browsers will detect when you're viewing a feed and allow you to bookmark it. But for better viewing and management, you'll probably want to use a dedicated RSS app or plug-in. These articles list the more popular current apps:

• The Best RSS Readers and News Aggregation Apps (Lifehacker)
• Top 6 Free Online RSS Readers (Lifewire)

Once you have a way to view RSS feeds, you just need to paste in the address of the feed you wish to follow. The feed addresss for the page you were viewing — Nonfiction Authors Association Blog — is:

https://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/NonfictionAssoc/rss.xml

In addition, Publishers Marketplace offers a number of general feeds for our most active sections.