Under "Choose Action Event", select "Add to Buffer" and then click Continue. In the "Choose App & Event" section, find and select Buffer. Next you'll need to connect your Feedly account and then click Continue.Ĭhoose the Feed you'd like to pull articles from and then click Continue. Under "Choose Trigger Event", select "New Article in Feed" and click Continue. In the "Choose App & Event" section, find and select Feedly. Give your Zap a title, for example "Sending Feedly articles to my Queue". Log into your Zapier account and click MAKE A ZAP in the left hand side bar. The subsequent steps walk through creating this Zap from scratch, but feel free to start with this template if you'd like to. Zapier offer thousands of templates to get you started. You can now create a Zap in Zapier to automatically pull articles from your Feed in Feedly and add them to your queue in Buffer. Alternatively, you might also prefer to stop here so you can pick and choose which articles to share from Feedly manually! If you'd like to automate sending these articles to your queue, feel free to continue with the steps below. This will open the composer where you can customize the post and add it to your queue. If you want to share an article to your queue manually, you can do so by clicking the Buffer icon at the top of the article. You'll now be able to access articles from that RSS feed in your Feeds area.
Click Follow and then choose an existing Feed to save it to, or create a new one by clicking NEW FEED. Search for the RSS feed you'd like to add. Log into your Feedly account and click the + icon in the left hand side bar. 📝 Please note, you will need to be subscribed to Feedly's Pro plan in order to use their Share to Buffer feature.įollow the steps below to start automatically sending content to your queue:
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