When using an RSS feed within Hootsuite, how can you limit the content being pushed out to followers?

The correct choice highlights a key aspect of managing how often Hootsuite interacts with an RSS feed. Setting the frequency that Hootsuite checks for new content to once a day effectively controls the volume of content being pushed out to followers. This means that even if the RSS feed has multiple updates or new content available, Hootsuite will only review the feed at the specified interval of once per day to identify new articles. This option allows users to manage the pacing of their content distribution, preventing overwhelming followers with frequent updates while ensuring that the posts being shared remain relevant and timely.

While limiting the content to specific tags could help in filtering the types of articles shared, it does not control how frequently those articles are pulled into the dashboard. Selecting a specific date range for content might provide a way to filter through historical data but doesn’t limit current content being pushed to followers. Similarly, restricting the number of articles shared to a certain number might control quantity but does not address how often new content is sourced from the RSS feed. By focusing on the check frequency, users can take a more strategic approach to how content reaches their audience.