Automatically turn blog posts into email newsletters
FeedOtter uses the power of RSS to automatically pull content from your website and turn it into recurring, engaging, email newsletters sent from Marketo, Pardot, Eloqua, or Salesforce Marketing Cloud.
Easy integration with your email marketing software
Straightforward integration that works exactly as you want it to. End-to-end setup takes most marketers less than an hour.
INTEGRATION
Flexible customization option for email templates
Choose exactly how you want your email to look.
Use our modern email templates to get the right look and feel.
Customize your template branding with custom logo options, colors and footers.
Select number of blog posts displayed and set characters limits.
Import a custom HTML email template to make sure you’re always on-brand.
SCHEDULING
Send content to your subscribers on your schedule
Set your prefered trigger, cadence and timezone preference.
Send weekly or monthly newsletter digest of your newest published blog posts.
Send update email whenever a blog post is published on your site.
Only send newsletters when a certain number of blog posts have been published.
What customers say about us?
“We produce a lot of content, which of course then evolves into multiple email sends so that our content can be seen. With FeedOtter we are able to move at a faster pace and are able to put more of our focus on customer preferences and behaviors.”
Jennifer Coffman
Digital Marketing Manager
“We were searching for an add-on tool to our existing email platform to allow for custom automations for our RSS emails for our Blog and other updates. RSS email customization is a very specific problem to solve. This platform provides that fix for our business.”
Tammi St. Angelo
Director, Campaign Operations
“If you want to automatically send a monthly blog RSS feed email with no bandwidth required – you’ve found the right tool.”
Michelle Piontek
Demand Generation and Marketing Manager
“We have so much great content to share with our audience but limited time. FeedOtter allows us to quickly send a bi-weekly blog digest by pulling blog posts from our RSS feed. It’s an easy-to-use tool that’s quick to add value.”
Tiffani Nichols
Director of Demand Generation
“Using FeedOtter, we keep our blog subscribers up-to-date and informed on our content. Reasonably priced, easy to set up, and seamless automation – signing up is a no-brainer.”
Megan Lomazzi
Senior Manager of Marketing Operations
“Before, we were manually building each and every email. One of my content editors was spending seven hours a week on just one email. All of that just to pull web content into an email. FeedOtter greatly simplified the process; it took longer to find FeedOtter than it did to send our first automated newsletter! Now we’ve got more capacity and can embark on deeper branding tasks. ”
Brian Vogt
Web Publisher
“I easily save at least 2 hours every week because I don't have to build our newsletters manually. It’s so easy to understand what’s going out to subscribers from Marketo, and ultimately track how the blog improves subscriber engagement in the long-term.”
Anthony Baldman
Marketing Automation & Email Manager
"FeedOtter has helped my small team save at least 4 hours each week with our newsletters. It was quick to set up our custom template on the front-end, we will see substantial time savings over the course of the year."
Jason Olas
Director, Marketing Operations
Marketers who use FeedOtter save an average of 4 hours a week
When an automation is live, you’re free from manually creating emails. Those two hours you used to spend copy-pasting can now be spent on better engaging subscribers or growing your list.
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