Specifics of Blogs/RSS Feeds Relationship

Blogs and RSS feeds work well together. They can go hand
in hand. Theoretically, you could rig any website with an
outgoing RSS feed, but the strategy works a lot better with
a blog. There are a few reasons for that.

First, RSS feeds only tend to be picked up if they are
providing something new or timely. They’re appreciated as
a means of providing and organizing new information. You
won’t win any RSS feed popularity contests if your feed
consists of nothing more than the recitation of an
unchanging page from a static site.

Second, the commonly used blogging platforms allow you to
create RSS feeds automatically. You don’t have to program
special coding of any sort. In most cases, you don’t even
have to try--the platform creates the feed automatically.

Third, the RSS feed reader model, as previously mentioned,
exists because people want an organized way of tracking and
reading their favored informational and news providing sites.

That’s the very essence of most blogs. RSS logic just doesn’t adhere quite as well to a static site.