Bloggers know the value of RSS feeds and RSS syndication. RSS feed websites update regularly, then send the information out to all their subscribers- who are following your blog.
The real bonus here is that subscribers get a link to your most recent content. That means people who read your blog don't have to check it regularly to know when you've got fresh content up.
Create the backlink once, get it refreshed every time you update your site. That's value for your money. More backlinks means you get indexed quickly, your posts carry more weight, and search engines send their crawler programs to your site more often. Here's a few of some of the best ones.
* RssHugger.com: This is a newer website that pushes your blog. The really cool thing is that you can get your own page on their site for 10 years just for putting up a review of them. Scratch their back, and they'll scratch yours.
* FeedBomb.com: This one categorizes blogs by topic, making it easier for people to find you. It's easy to add your feed, and it doesn't cost you anything.
* Postami.com: There is tons of content on the main page, along with very easily laid out sidebars. Fairly straightforward, and they get lots of traffic, so it's a pretty safe bet.
* FeedsFarm.com: FeedsFarm indexes over 14,000,000 news articles, searches them, and puts them out for all to see- not to shabby for FREE.
* DayTimeNews.com: They collect RSS feed information from all over the globe and deliver it with amazing speed. It's free, easy, and works.
* FeedBase.net: They routinely rotate their front page displays, cataloging thousands of feeds. There is a fee for using this service, but you keep in kind that if they can charge a fee, they HAVE the ability to deliver the required traffic.
* FeedBoy.com: This is an ad-supported cataloging site with multiple levels of user interface. The even have a section for games if you want to goof off for a bit.
* Feed24.com: A Dutch website which features the most recent news stories and blog posts. Also free to get your feed catalogued.
* Chordata.com: This is an extensive RSS feed data cataloging website. They also cover Atom feeds, which can be just as beneficial.
* Feedest.com: This site actually uses intelligence to learn how users like to surf the Internet and tailors the information to each one in particular.
There you have it - a list of the ten best RSS Feed Websites. Put them to use building links for your website today!
Greg Cryns
20000 Credit Card Debt
Monday, March 30, 2009
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