I would like to have multiple post pages within the same site — not static pages or additional pages. I don’t want a different url.

I want one page to be news and others to be topical features — editorials or targeted interests, for example. If I make them pages, they don’t go out on the RSS feeds — or maybe they can, I don’t know. 

They have different audiences, are of differing levels of importance and should feed to different FB lists. But they are part of the same site and url. Is this possible?

Or is it something you have to do with FB or Google lists? 

Right now, I feel that posting them all on the main blog is distracting for some audiences and buries important articles too soon for others. Posting them on separate pages isn’t drawing the traffic I know they can have.

What’s your experience?

@judithgotwald if you go to appearance > menus, you will see you can add categories to your menu. So simply apply the categories to each set of blog posts and then place them in the menu and they will appear separately. 

If you need help segregating and separating the posts, I would be happy to help.

@judithgotwald  Think of categories as the chapters of a book. Your Website is the book and the categories are the chapters. Categories are all encompassing and  may contain lots of information about a topic. Keep the categories to a minimum to better organize your site.

@richardmclaughlin Topics are organized into categories. Categories are like external organizing and tags internal organizing for your website.

WordPress have Built in feature for Post or Page pagination. All you have to add the following tag in your post where you want to break the page or Post. Go the HTML editor and add the following code :you can find detail on this page http://wparena.com/how-to/how-to-paginate-wordpress-posts-and-pages-into-multiple-pages/