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Rss Use, Abuse, Marketing, Profiting, etc…

by admin on April 28, 2010 · 7 Comments

RSS MARKETING OVERVIEW RSS Marketing shouldn’t be a mystery.  In fact it’s pretty easy.  To help you get the most out of your RSS marketing efforts I’ve made my RSS REBOUND tool totally free.  It will help go do the four steps you need to do to make your RSS marketing stand out – and [...]

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Black Hat Day 18 – Really Simple Rss Tool

by admin on August 1, 2008 · 4 Comments

All Right – this isn’t a “black hat” tool at all.  At worst it’s a grey hat tool that you can abuse the heck out of or use it totally legit. What it does is it allows you to define categories (each category is a feed), and then make items for each category. (newbies note:  [...]

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Black Hat Day 18 – What to do with Rss Feeds

by admin on August 1, 2008 · 9 Comments

So your wordpress blogs have feeds, your making feeds with the Really Simple Rss Tool, using rss rebound, or whatever… and you have feeds. What do you do with them? That’s where aggregators come in.  Places like: Feedage.com FeedAgg.com FeedFury.com GoldenFeed.com BlogDigger.com Feedooyou.com PureRSS.com RSSMicro.com RSSMotron.com Octora.com IceRocket.com and don’t forget grazr (covered earlier), and [...]

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Black Hat Day 18 – Rss Rebound

by admin on August 1, 2008 · 1 Comment

A few years ago I discovered how powerful rss feeds were.  It’s like you make a rss feed, but your links and things in the right spots and poof – traffic and rankings. There are places out there called rss aggregators that are just begging you to put your feeds in there.  Guess what happens [...]

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Black Hat Day 18 – Using RSS for the win!

by admin on August 1, 2008 · No Comments

One thing we haven’t covered much up to this point is RSS… and we should give it more attention because it’s almost like it was made to generate links to your sites.  Rss is a fast and easy way to get the extra love and attention your sites need RSS stands for ‘really simple syndication’ [...]

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