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Bring your Substack to your WordPress site.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Subsync automatically imports your Substack posts into WordPress, making them searchable, discoverable, and part of your website. Perfect for Substack writers who want to maintain a presence on their own domain.<\/p>\n\n Own Your Content<\/strong>\nKeep a backup of your posts on your WordPress site. If you ever decide to move platforms, you'll have all your content ready to go.<\/p>\n\n Improve Discoverability<\/strong>\nMake your posts searchable on Google and accessible to readers who prefer your website over email subscriptions.<\/p>\n\n Grow Your Audience<\/strong>\nGive readers multiple ways to find and engage with your content. Your website visitors can browse your entire archive without needing to subscribe.<\/p>\n\n Set It and Forget It<\/strong>\nOnce configured, Subsync runs automatically. New posts appear on your site within 24 hours of publication.<\/p>\n\n New posts are automatically synced daily (or weekly, your choice). Manual sync is always available if you want to update immediately after publishing.<\/p>\n\n Shortcode Usage:<\/strong>\n [sstack_posts] \u2014 Show all posts (default 10, recommended)\n [sstack_posts count=\"5\"] \u2014 Show 5 most recent posts\n [sstack_posts orderby=\"title\" order=\"ASC\"] \u2014 Sort alphabetically<\/p>\n\n You can also use Gutenberg Block:<\/strong>\nUse the \"Subsync Posts\" block in the editor with live preview and visual controls for number of posts, sorting, and ordering.<\/p>\n\n Upgrade to Subsync Pro<\/strong> for advanced features:<\/p>\n\n Learn more about Subsync Pro \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n\n Subsync does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data from your site visitors. The plugin only reads publicly available RSS feed data. No tracking, no analytics.<\/p>\n\n This plugin connects to external services to function properly:<\/p>\n\n Substack RSS Feeds and Images<\/strong>\n* What:<\/strong> The plugin fetches your RSS feed from Substack and downloads featured images from Substack's CDN\n* When:<\/strong> During sync operations (manual or automatic based on your schedule)\n* Data sent:<\/strong> Standard HTTP requests to retrieve publicly available RSS feed data and image files\n* Purpose:<\/strong> To display your Substack posts and their associated images on your WordPress site\n* Terms:<\/strong> Substack Terms of Service<\/a>\n* Privacy:<\/strong> Substack Privacy Policy<\/a><\/p>\n\n The plugin does not send any personal or sensitive data to external services. All data retrieved is publicly available content from your Substack publication.<\/p>\n\n\n The setup wizard will guide you through:<\/p>\n\n Once complete, add the Most newsletter platforms provide an RSS feed:\n* Substack:<\/strong> You can test it by pasting the URL into your browser \u2014 you should see XML content.<\/p>\n\n\n Yes! Subsync uses a custom post type that's completely separate from your regular WordPress posts. Your existing blog content is never affected.<\/p><\/dd>\nWhy Subsync?<\/h4>\n\n
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yourname.substack.com\/feed<\/code>)<\/li>\n[sstack_posts]<\/code> shortcode to any page or use the \"Subsync Posts\" block in Gutenberg.<\/p>\n\nFinding Your RSS Feed<\/h4>\n\n
https:\/\/yourname.substack.com\/feed<\/code>\n* Other platforms:<\/strong> Check your platform settings for the RSS feed URL<\/p>\n\n\n
Will this work with my existing content?<\/h3><\/dt>\n