RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication

Won’t be telling you much, right? Well, let’s try to make things simple.
RSS is a web 2.0 feature which intends to push valuable information to you (in an anonymous way) instead of you having to visit a website regularly to see what is the latest news. So imagine that instead of visiting on a daily basis your 20 favorite websites to check what’s new, you actually just go on a single place (a web page for example) which lets you see at a glance the latest things on all of them.
That’s practically it...


What you need is a "reader" (or a so called aggregator) to view the information on your end.
A reader is a kind of virtual desktop (many free readers are available for you on the net (see sample list)).
The reader enables you to receive and organize the information from a multitude of other websites, providing those websites can produce a RSS feed for you.

Autenticaâ„¢ can ;-)

You’ll find this logo on our home page and on our search result page.


If you click on the RSS logo, autenticaâ„¢ will produce a feed ready to be aggregated into your reader.
In other words, from your virtual desktop, you will always be on the top of the latest information concerning new properties.
Our RSS allows you to tailor made your feed in order to get just the info on what you are interested in (for example, Comunidad Valenciana region + Bed & Breakfast like properties + above 500,000 euros).

So, step 1 is: choose a reader and register to it.

Step 2 is: define in autentica™ a search which corresponds to what you’re looking for.
Then click on the RSS logo and either copy the URL of the feed we have produced for you, or click in the list of predefined readers we are proposing to automatically add the feed to it.

Click on the RSS logo



Choose one of these options...



The URL line is... (just copy it)



Step 3 is: sign in your reader and check the RSS you've just created or paste the RSS line.




That's it!

More:
List of most common web-based aggregator (link)
If you want to read more on RSS, you got plenty of literature on the net available. Just google it.