Quirks in the feedįirst you have to know a little behind-the-scenes of how Etsy works. I recently subscribed to my own just so I can see how my listings look in that format, though. I have to admit that because I’m constantly doing things in my own shop and thus am always on the Etsy site, I don’t subscribe to a lot of shops there. What will appearĪs far as I’ve noticed, only listings appear in the feed – no shop announcements or anything like that. In the unusual case that you might need the link directly, it’s just a matter of adding /rss to the end of the shop link.

It’ll pick up the link automatically and you just have to choose what category you want it in. Following an Etsy shopĮtsy properly embeds the link in the HTML for shops, so you can just put the shop link into your feed reader and it’ll locate it – with QuiteRSS you just copy the link from the browser bar, open QuiteRSS, and hit the + button. Today I’m going to go a little deeper into what it looks like when you follow a particular type of feed: an Etsy shop. Last week I explained how to use a feed reader to get something like a Facebook timeline without Facebook.

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