If you have a server that isn't able to generate RSS feeds, then you can manually create them with RSS Writer. All you need to do is upload the XML file once you have entered your content.

If you've wanted to offer an RSS feed for your site but didn't know how to do it, RSS Writer will become your next best friend in the internet world of Really Simple Syndication (RSS).

Most sites that have RSS feeds are using templates that automatically generate the .xml files needed to syndicate their sites. Some people don't use those blog or CMS templates, and instead, are still using the traditional html code to create their web sites. If you are one of those traditionalists, and want to have an option so your site visitors can use an RSS reader to see your updated content, simply use RSS Writer to write your own .xml files easily.

With RSS Writer, all you need to do is fill in the RSS Writer information, save it and then upload it to your site. You'll need to do that each time you add new content to your site. Make sure you have a link on your homepage to let readers know where your RSS feed is available.