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# Confirm your RSS Feed is valid

**RSS Feed Validation:**

**Steps to test RSS Feed:**

1. **Access FeedOtter:** Log in to your FeedOtter account using your credentials.
2. **Create or Access the Campaign:** Navigate to the campaign you want to test or create a new campaign where you intend to use the RSS feed.
3. **Copy the RSS Feed URL:** Locate the RSS feed URL that you plan to use within your FeedOtter campaign.
4. **Access the W3C Feed Validation Service:** Open a web browser and visit the W3C Feed Validation Service at <https://validator.w3.org/feed/>.
5. **Enter the RSS Feed URL:** In the text box provided on the W3C Feed Validation Service page, paste the RSS feed URL that you've added to your FeedOtter campaign.
6. **Validate the RSS Feed:** Click on the "Check" or "Validate" button on the validation service's webpage to initiate the validation process for the RSS feed.


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