RSS how
How is it possible to benefit from RSS feeds?
If your website uses a content management system, you can usually add content feeds by supplying the feed URL. If it does not, this page shows two practical ways to include DebtCC RSS on your site.
Use the table below to decide which approach is more beneficial for your site, then choose a feed and implement it.
Fast feed discovery
Preview the most useful DebtCC feed endpoints at a glance.
Easy implementation
Pick the server or client path that fits your stack today.
Better content flow
Move readers from feed discovery into deeper site content.
Trust-first layout
Use bright callouts and clean sections to make the page feel active.
How it works
If your website uses a CMS
Your CMS often already has a way to publish feeds. In that case, you typically only need to give the feed URL and let the platform render the content for you.
Typical feed examples
Implementation choices
Two choices for sites without a CMS
If your website is not using a content management system then you have two choices when you want to include our RSS on your website.
| Options | Technical difficulty | Can search engine read it | Load on your server |
|---|---|---|---|
| A. The Server side approach | Medium | Yes | Low |
| B. The Client side approach | Low | No | None |
Server side approach
Server side approach
The solution to the server side approach depends on what technology you are using on your server. If you are using PHP you can use MagpieRSS to process and render the feed.
Why this option
- Search engines can read the rendered output.
- Server load stays low when the feed is cached properly.
- Works well when you control the backend code.
Client side approach
Client side approach
You can click and generate a JavaScript snippet which you can then insert on your webpage to get the content feeds.
Useful when
- You want a quick copy-paste embed.
- You prefer not to modify backend code.
- You need a simple embed for partner pages.
Feed links
Build a JavaScript feed for your own site
Use the following links to build a JavaScript for your own site and preview the available DebtCC feed options.
Our Services
Our Services
Community Buzz
Community Buzz
Debt Samaritan members
Give readers a community-first path to debt guidance, answers, and next steps.
Community forum moderators
Keep RSS-driven traffic aligned with active, organized discussions and support.
Hall of Fame members
Highlight credibility and practical outcomes from the wider DebtCC audience.
Testimonials
Use human stories to reinforce trust alongside the RSS integration guidance.
Important Links
Important Links
Have a different question?
If you are not satisfied with the above explanation or have any queries, please marcia(at)debtconsolidationcare.com and we will answer your queries as soon as we get your message.
Additional Links
Additional Links
Disclosures
Need help
Choose the feed approach that fits your site.
Whether you prefer server-side rendering or a copy-paste client-side snippet, the RSS links above give you a fast way to surface DebtCC content.