What is Varun Choraria's RSS feed URL?

The RSS feed URL for varunchoraria.com is https://www.varunchoraria.com/feed.xml. You can paste this into any RSS reader to subscribe.

What topics does Varun Choraria write about?

Varun Choraria writes about B2B SaaS marketing, go-to-market (GTM) strategy, product marketing, sales enablement, AI in B2B sales, management, and career development.

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an open web standard that lets you follow websites without signing up or sharing your email. Your RSS reader checks your subscribed feeds and shows you everything published, in order — no algorithm, no ads, no tracking.

What is the best free RSS reader?

NetNewsWire is a popular free and open-source RSS reader for Mac and iOS. Other good options include NewsBlur (open-source, self-hostable), Inoreader (powerful filters, free tier), and Feedly (widely used, free tier available).

How do I subscribe to an RSS feed?

To subscribe to an RSS feed: (1) Install an RSS reader like NetNewsWire, Feedly, or Inoreader. (2) Copy the feed URL you want to follow. (3) In your RSS reader, find 'Add feed' or 'Subscribe' and paste the URL. The reader will check for new posts automatically from then on.

RSS Feed — Subscribe to Varun Choraria's Notes

Subscribe to get new notes delivered straight to your RSS reader. No algorithms deciding what you see, no ads, no tracking. Just the writing.

Feed URL

Copy this into your RSS reader of choice:

https://www.varunchoraria.com/feed.xml

How to subscribe

Copy the feed URL above
Open your RSS reader
Find "Add feed" or "Subscribe" and paste the URL

RSS readers worth trying

I'm a fan of software that's open-source and free — NetNewsWire is what I personally use. It's native Mac and iOS, completely free, and open-source. If you're on Windows or want a web-based option, there are solid alternatives below.

NetNewsWire (Mac, iOS) — Free and open-source. My personal pick.
NewsBlur (web, iOS, Android) — Open-source and self-hostable
Inoreader (web, iOS, Android) — Powerful filters and rules
Feedly (web, iOS, Android) — Good free tier, widely used

Frequently asked questions

What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an open web standard that lets you follow websites without signing up, giving away your email, or trusting an algorithm to decide what you see. Your reader checks every feed you subscribe to and shows you everything published, in order. No curation, no account required, no inbox to clutter.

Is RSS still relevant?

Yes — arguably more so now. When social feeds are increasingly shaped by engagement algorithms and email inboxes are noisy, RSS is the cleanest way to read what you actually chose to follow. It's how I keep up with writers and blogs I care about without depending on a platform to surface them.

What do you write about?

B2B SaaS marketing, go-to-market strategy, product marketing, sales enablement, AI in B2B revenue teams, management, and career. Mostly longer essays — things I'd want to have read earlier in my career.

How often do you publish?

Irregularly. When something is worth writing, not on a schedule. RSS is actually the best way to follow along for that reason — you won't miss a post and you won't get notified when there's nothing new.