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+title: "Story's MailChimp Integration Features"
+date: "2018-08-18"
+url: "/mailchimp-features"
+description: "Story makes it easy to grow a MailChimp subscriber list and send beautifully formatted emails to them automatically."
+image: "img/jessy-hoffmann-720198-unsplash.jpg"
+credit: "https://unsplash.com/photos/EsNkWAv6Vmw/"
+thumbnail: "img/jessy-hoffmann-720198-unsplash.tn-500x500.jpg"
+categories:
+- Demo
+---
+If you're a blogger, you might use MailChimp to build a subscriber list, and
+Story makes that easy. MailChimp also has the ability to automatically send your
+new content to the list from an RSS feed, and guess what---Story helps you
+create an RSS feed customized just for that if you like, too.
+<!--more-->
+
+First, MailChimp subscriber forms. If you want to add a subscription form at the
+bottom of each page, just add your MailChimp URL as a parameter in your
+configuration file. Here's a YAML example for `config.yaml`:
+
+```yaml
+params:
+- mailchimp: "your URL here"
+```
+
+And here's an example for `config.toml`:
+
+```toml
+[params]
+  mailchimp = "your URL here"
+```
+
+You can copy the URL from the address bar of your MailChimp subscriber form. It
+becomes the `action` of the form, which will appear at the bottom of each page
+near your author biography.
+
+Next, an RSS feed. Story has an RSS layout customized to create summaries of
+your content's title, description, featured image, and summary content. The
+summary content is either delimited explicitly by the `<!--more-->` comment in
+your Markdown source, or generated automatically by Hugo. (Read more
+[here](https://gohugo.io/content-management/summaries/).)
+
+The default content of the RSS feed entries is generated from the page's
+`description` front matter and `.Summary` content, but you can provide your own
+to override this.  Simply add an excerpt in the `tldr` front matter property.
+
+To enable the RSS feed, you need to create a special `.md` file that won't
+appear as regular content, but will render an extra RSS feed file. Its content
+is ignored, and only its front matter is important. For example, you could
+create it as `content/mailchimp/_index.md` with the following contents, using YAML
+front matter:
+
+```yaml
+---
+layout: mailchimp
+outputs:
+- rss
+---
+```
+
+Now Hugo will build an extra feed at
+[`/mailchimp/index.xml`](/mailchimp/index.xml), and you can use it to create
+[RSS campaigns in
+MailChimp](https://mailchimp.com/help/share-your-blog-posts-with-mailchimp/). Of
+course, you can also use your normal RSS feed, but Story's default is to put
+full content into that, so it might be more than you want.
+
+Read next: [Story's 'talks' feature for presentations](/talks/adirondack/).