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Aug

I am a pretty unorganized person and I admire those who spend several hours doing simple tasks that take me a whole day to do. Recently, I decided it is time to use my time better and I started working on it seriously. Considering that I spend most of my time online, there was a…
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Aug

Blog Engage RSS is the Bomb, but Don’t Forget to Log in & Vote!

By Kiesha Easley | Apps & Tools, Blog Traffic, Networking

26 Comments

I’ve been enjoying Blog Engage’s RSS syndication service. With all of the things I have on my plate in a given day – it’s nice to know that some things are being done for me. When it comes to blog promotion, you can really exhaust yourself – there’s hundreds of thousands of different sites to…
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Jul

RSS: Are You Feeding Your Readers?

By Jane | Problogging Success | Blogging

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RSS Feeds. What are they? Here is a definition of web feeds from Wikipedia A web feed (or news feed) is a data format used for providing users with frequently updated content. Content distributors syndicate a web feed, thereby allowing users to subscribe to it. Making a collection of web feeds accessible in one spot…
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Dec

Yep, Feedburner Drops Friendfeed From the Subscriber Count… For a Few Days

By Brandon Cox | Networking, Social Media

30 Comments

UPDATE 12/28: All is restored. But I think my opinion, below, still stands in spite of the personal cost. UPDATE 12/27: Hold the phone! There hasn’t been much communication about this issue from Feedburner or Friendfeed, but just a couple of hours ago, Feedburner posted this update on Twitter: “As many have noticed there appears…
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Nov

Parse.ly Looks Like a News Feed Addict’s Worst Nightmare – I’m In!

By Brandon Cox | Apps & Tools, Technology

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I’m a news feed nut, which is what led to my launching WeBlogBetter.com to begin with. I love passing along resources and wanted a good outlet for it, so a good feed reader really provides the fuel for this site. That’s why I’m really looking forward to Parse.ly. It seems… intuitive.