Not directly. SleekRank reads JSON, CSV, REST, Google Sheets, and Notion sources. For RSS, convert the feed to JSON via a small Cloudflare Worker, a Vercel function, or even a WordPress endpoint that parses the XML and returns JSON, then point SleekRank at that URL. The conversion runs on a schedule or on demand and lives outside the WordPress site.

Store show notes in a column or JSON field as HTML and map them into a content block via selector mapping. SleekRank replaces the inner HTML of the target element, so links, headings, lists, and timestamps are preserved. Long-form notes are exactly the kind of content that rank well for topic queries, so this is worth doing properly rather than truncating.

Yes. Map an image URL field into an img tag via selector mapping and into the og:image meta mapping for social sharing. SleekRank does not host images, so the URLs need to point at your CDN, podcast host, or media library. Pair with SleekPixel for dynamic per-episode OG images generated from the title and pub date.

Yes. The player widget lives on the base template page, so whatever embed code your podcast host provides goes there once. SleekRank only swaps in the per-episode audio URL or full embed code via mapping, so the player loads with the right episode on every generated page without a separate plugin.

Each generated URL is written to the WordPress sitemap. After the cache refreshes, the new episode page is rendered and discoverable by crawlers. Submit the sitemap to Search Console once, and new episodes flow through automatically. For faster indexing, ping the IndexNow API on cache flush to notify Bing and Yandex.

Yes. Add a guest column to the data and create a page group keyed on it. The same feed drives both per-episode and per-guest pages, with the guest page rendering a list of every episode where that guest appeared, plus their bio if you store it as a separate dataset joined on guest slug.

Store transcripts in a separate JSON file keyed by episode slug, or as a column if your sheet can hold large text. Use selector mapping to inject the full transcript HTML into a collapsible section on the episode page. Long-tail queries from inside the transcript content are the highest-traffic source many podcast catalogs leave on the table.

Add columns for each platform link and map them into anchor hrefs on the base template via selector mapping. Every episode page gets the right Apple, Spotify, Overcast, and Pocket Casts links without per-page editing. Keep the platform IDs in one row so a rename or rebrand updates everywhere on the next cache cycle.