Directory feature
RSS Feeds
Every directory publishes an auto-generated RSS feed of its newest listings and blog posts at /rss.xml — auto-discoverable by feed readers, syndication tools and AI crawlers.
rss-feeds
RSS Feeds
Your directory, subscribable. Every Directify directory automatically publishes a standard RSS 2.0 feed at /rss.xml — your 30 newest listings and 20 latest blog posts, merged and sorted by date. No setup, no plugins.
What's in the feed
- New listings as they go live — title, link and description, tagged as a Listing.
- Blog posts — published articles with their SEO description, tagged as an Article.
- Always current — the feed is generated from your live content on every request, with sensible caching.
Why it matters
- Auto-discovery built in — every page of your directory advertises the feed in its
<head>, so feed readers, browser extensions and tools like Zapier, Feedly or IFTTT find it instantly. Pipe new listings to social media, a newsletter, or a Slack channel. - Syndication without integration work — partners and aggregators can follow your directory without an API key.
- AI and search crawlers love feeds — a clean, dated content feed is one of the simplest signals that your directory is alive and worth revisiting.
Password-protected directories keep their feed private — nothing is exposed behind your visitor password.
Pairs well with
llms.txt for AI Search
A machine-readable llms.txt summary of your directory — name, categories, top listings and latest posts — so AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude can understand and cite your site.
Blog
Create and manage a blog to drive traffic, improve SEO
Schema Markup
Enhance your directory’s SEO with Schema.org structured data
RSS Feeds, live on your directory today
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