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Is this the right RSS Feed address for our blog?

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KempRugeLawGroup last edited by

Hey I looked this up on Youtube, but I'm not sure it's right. is this our RSS Feed address http://www.kempruge.com/category/news/feed/ It looks like our XML sitemap, so I'm not sure what's going on. I did what the video said to do, but I'd just like some confirmation this is right before I submit it anywhere.

Thanks,

Ruben
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KempRugeLawGroup @LesleyPaone last edited by
Cool, thanks!
- Ruben
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LesleyPaone last edited by

It is, that is how a RSS feed looks.
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