Think of all the cleantech web sites your members would like to keep up with, but don't have the time. Wouldn't it be great to check all those sites every day and tell your members what's new? Now you can, effortlessly.

Here's how to do it.

First you need the URL of an RSS feed that you want to add, like the Energy Priorities RSS feed of articles and podcasts. More options are listed below. An RSS URL looks something like this:
http://energypriorities.com/index.xml
Have the URL handy, you'll need it in a minute.

Next, go to the News Feed administration page for your group or site. On LinkedIn, go to
Your Group > News tab > Manage News Feeds >

Enter the URL of the RSS feed where requested.

LinkedIn will extract the magazine's title and other information from the feed. If your site asks for more info, enter it, then click OK or Continue.

In LinkedIn, you're done. On other sites you might need to confirm the results before the feed will be live.

What next?

Sit back and relax. Now that your site or group has the RSS feed URL, it will check every day for new content.

Whenever we post a new article we update our RSS feed. The new article will show up on your site (for example, LinkedIn's News tab) automatically.

Energy Priorities RSS Feed URLs

Right-click on any link and select "Copy Shortcut."

Our main RSS feed contains headlines and abstracts for our articles and podcasts.

Each department at our magazine has its own RSS 2.0 feed of the latest headlines and excerpts.

Buildings
Clean Energy (primarily transportation)
Energy Business
Energy Policy
Renewable Energy
Smart Energy (primarily smart grid)
EnergyBlog only, all departments (Perspectives and OpEd)
Energy Minute Podcasts
All Podcasts only, all departments (includes Energy Minute Podcasts)
EPXclusives only, all departments (just news & interviews, excludes blog OpEds)