Building beautiful pages with Elementor is easy—but keeping them updated with fresh, dynamic content? That’s a challenge many users face. Static pages can quickly start feeling outdated, reducing engagement and trust.
Embedding an RSS Feed is the perfect solution. By automatically showcasing your latest blog posts, news updates, or podcasts, you make your Elementor-built pages look active and trustworthy. And with Wisernotify, adding an RSS Feed to Elementor is simple, quick, and code-free.
This guide will walk you through why you should add an RSS Feed to your Elementor site and exactly how to do it.
Why Add an RSS Feed on Elementor?
Keep Pages Fresh and Engaging: Your content stays updated automatically without manually editing each page.
Improve SEO and Visitor Retention: Fresh content keeps search engines happy and encourages visitors to stay longer on your site.
Highlight Your Expertise: Showcase your latest articles, updates, or episodes to build authority and social proof.
Example Use Cases:
- Show the latest blog posts in a homepage section.
- Display recent podcast episodes on a landing page.
- Highlight company news on your “About Us” page.
Relevant Stat: Regular content updates can increase return visitor rates by up to 25% (source: Content Marketing Institute).
How to Add an RSS Feed on Elementor
Now, let’s walk through how to add an RSS Feed to your website or store.
First, sign up for a WiserNotify account. You can start with a 7-day free trial or pick an affordable plan.
After signing up, you’ll arrive at the WiserNotify dashboard. Look for the Social Wall icon, like this:

Click on the Social Wall icon. You’ll be redirected to a new tab where you’ll see two options:
- Social Wall
- Review Wall

Under the RSS Feed option, click Add Wall.
Next, connect your Tumblr account to WiserNotify to pull your data.
Customize the wall based on your needs.
When you’re ready, click the Get Code button. Copy the code and paste it wherever you want the RSS Feed to appear on your site.

How to Embed RSS Feed on Elementor
Once you have your RSS Feed embed code from Wisernotify, follow these easy steps to add it in Elementor:
- Log in to your WordPress Admin Panel.
- Open the Page you want to edit with Elementor.
- Click “Edit with Elementor.”
- Drag and Drop the HTML Widget:
- Find the “HTML” widget in Elementor’s widget panel.
- Drag it to the section where you want your RSS Feed displayed.
- Paste Your Wisernotify Embed Code: Paste the Wisernotify code into the HTML field.
- Preview and Update: Check the live preview to ensure the feed looks good, then click “Update” to publish changes.
Your Elementor page will now display a live, updating RSS Feed!
Best Practices for Showcasing RSS Feed on Elementor
✅ Choose High-Traffic Areas: Place your RSS Feed on landing pages, homepages, or blog sidebars to maximize visibility.
✅ Customize the Look: Use Wisernotify’s design settings to match your Elementor site’s colors, fonts, and style for a seamless experience.
✅ Keep It Concise: Limit the number of visible posts to 5–7 items to maintain a clean, uncluttered design.
✅ Highlight Strategic Content: Feature high-performing blog posts, podcasts, or articles that reinforce your sales funnel.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Adding RSS Feed to Elementor
Adding Feeds Without Customization
A generic feed can make your page look unprofessional. Customize it with Wisernotify settings.
Ignoring Mobile Optimization
Elementor is highly mobile-friendly. Ensure your RSS Feed is responsive and preview it across devices.
Using Too Many Feeds on One Page
Multiple feeds can slow down load time and overwhelm visitors. Stick to one main feed per page.
Embedding in the Wrong Section
Always use the “HTML” widget—don’t paste code into text blocks or other widget types.
Wrap-Up
Adding an RSS Feed to your Elementor site can instantly make it more dynamic, trustworthy, and engaging. With Wisernotify, it’s effortless to embed a beautiful, real-time feed that keeps your site fresh and your visitors coming back.
Want to bring your Elementor pages to life with dynamic updates? Try Wisernotify today and see the difference live content makes!