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What They Don’t Tell You When You Create an RSS Feed From a Google Alert

How to Create an RSS Feed from a Google Alert
Why Your RSS Reader May Fail to Read the Google RSS Alert You Created

How to Create a Google RSS Alert:

Should you want to eliminate all email notifications you receive from Google Alerts, you can set them up as an RSS feed and bundle them in one place.

In addition to e-mailing you the latest alert for your choden keyword, Google Alerts lets you send anything directly to a feed you already use. After you set up alerts as an RSS feed, you’ll no longer receive email notifications for that specific alert from Google.

If you have existing Google Alerts set up to send you email notifications, head over to your Alerts home page and click on the Pencil icon to edit its options.

If you haven’t already, you can set up a new Google Alert, click “Show Options” to get there instead.

Now, from the dropdown next to “Deliver To,” select “RSS Feed” and then click the “Update Alert” button.

After an alert has been converted into an RSS feed link, you’ll see an RSS icon next to it under the “My Alerts” section. An RSS feed icon will appear next to the alert you created.

Right-click the icon and then select “Copy Link Address” to copy the RSS feed URL to the clipboard.

Finally, head over to whichever RSS feed reader/aggregator you use, paste the URL, and add your Google RSS Alert to your feed. We use Feedzy for our showcasae.

Adding Google Alerts to an RSS feed is an easy way to view customized alerts generated by Google from a source you already use to receive up to date news and content. This is the best way to utilize Alerts without clogging up your email’s inbox.

What the Guides DON’T Tell You:

Once you have set up and pasted your RSS feed link into your favourite RSS News Reader or News Aggregator DO NOT go back and delete the RSS Feed link you created in your Google Alerts account.

Doing so will render the feed link invalid and you will have to set up your RSS hyperlinks all over again.

Have a look at how we used Google Alerts RSS and RSS from other sites to create news specific pages here:

Creating a Google RSS Alert. Photo: MyZA

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An Actor, Nobel Prize Winner, Director and Singers Walk into a Bar. What do they have in Common?

We are at a loss as to whether the ‘loss’ of these famous people to other industries was a good or a bad thing says Straton Electrical as they list several famous people started out as electricians before achieving fame in other fields:

George Harrison: The Beatles guitarist worked as an apprentice electrician at a department store in Liverpool, but was ultimately let go for “blowing things up”.

Albert Einstein: Before developing the theory of relativity and winning a Nobel Prize, Einstein was an electrical apprentice for his family’s business in Germany, working as an electrician at Oktoberfest and providing electrical lighting.

Liam Cunningham: The Game of Thrones actor worked as an electrician in the mid-1980s, including a stint in Zimbabwe maintaining electrical equipment and training local electricians.

Rowan Atkinson: The comedic actor famous for playing Mr. Bean earned a master’s degree in electrical engineering from Oxford University before transitioning to a career in comedy.

Alfred Hitchcock: The legendary film director briefly worked as an electrician’s apprentice at a company that made electrical appliances before moving into advertising and eventually directing.

Elvis Presley: The King of Rock and Roll was training to become an electrician before he began his music career and rose to international stardom.

So while these individuals found great success in fields like music, acting, science, and film, they all had early experiences working as electricians that may have contributed to their later achievements.

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Britain’s top ‘big cat’ tracker who honed her skills with an African tribe claims UK has healthy populations of leopards and pumas – and they are BREEDING

Rhoda Watkins, 42, of Cornwall, has gathered enough evidence to be certain of the presence of pumas and leopards in the UK and claims there is now a healthy breeding population.

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A TRACKER who honed her skills with an African tribe is sure Britain’s mysterious big cat population is breeding and booming. Rhoda Watkins, 42, has spent 20 years on their trail. She investigates …

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Britain’s top ‘big cat’ tracker who honed her skills with an African tribe claims UK has healthy populations of leopards and pumas – and they are BREEDING

Rhoda Watkins, 42, of Cornwall, has gathered enough evidence to be certain of the presence of pumas and leopards in the UK and claims there is now a healthy breeding population.

Read the full article by here: bushmen africa – BingNews