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How to ping feedburner to force update rss cache

By admin on Nov 19, 2015

If you are using Feedburner for RSS feed management, it will usually update your feed at a regular interval. In case you are debugging or have accidentally pushed wrong items in rss feed, you can ping feedburner and force update your feed. Here are quick steps for it:

  1. Visit http://www.feedburner.com/fb/a/ping site and enter the site for which you want to update RSS feed as shown below:
    feedburner-ping-formNote that it will automatically detect rss feed url from the home page.
  2. You will get a confirmation message as show below if ping is successful.
    feedburner-ping-successful-msg
  3. Visit you FeedBurner feed url (e.g. http://feeds.infoheap.com/infoheap) and ensure that it is refereshed and has latest posts.

Note that you should also enable PingShot in your FeedBurner account. PingShot is quick notification service that enables your feed to be updated in the widest variety of places as quickly as you add new content.

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