What do you think of rss submit?

[Millerking]

Does anyone see any success with rss submit? It's not cheap.
I submitted some rss feeds through it, didn't see any results at all.

[markowe]

Originally Posted by Millerking

Does anyone see any success with rss submit? It's not cheap.
I submitted some rss feeds through it, didn't see any results at all.

I'm not convinced there is much point. I use Linklicious.me (free account) just to collect together all my backlinks into RSS feeds and get them indexed, though i am not sure how effective that is, but it can't hurt either I suppose.

[ankitsharma]

Yes,definitely RSS submission will help you to get more traffic on your site.So,it is worth doing it

[simonbuzz]

dont waste your money on rss submit...cause it's not worth it...

[smadso]

RSS submissions work.. I have submitted site feeds 14 months back and still get links back to my sites from the syndicated content being scraped and posted on blogs etc...

just choose the top sites and post to them..

ie.

feedage
feedagg

etc

[Millerking]

Originally Posted by smadso

RSS submissions work.. I have submitted site feeds 14 months back and still get links back to my sites from the syndicated content being scraped and posted on blogs etc...

just choose the top sites and post to them..

ie.

feedage
feedagg

etc

What sites should you submit to? you own money sites or your backlinking sites?

Thank you

[ursimrankhanna]

Hi,

RSS submission its not worth for getting back links through other site. I will go with rss submission as an back link source.

[samual james]

rss submission helps your blog readers to get alerts when your blog gets updated and hence you get more readers

[Millerking]

conclusion, don't buy rss submit, price isn't worth of it.
Anyway, if you are interested, i'd sell my license to you at 30% discount

[ianspencer]

yeh i get benefit to cache my website soon through rss submission

[rising_sun]

I think rss submission is the best for any type of blogs.

[HorseStall]

I'm definitely a fan of RSS Submit by KSoft ksoft- RSS Submit - Software to Easily Submit Your RSS Feeds especially if you have a lot of feeds.

[faysal969]

RSS submission is good for SEO. RSS provides valuable traffic. It is also help to index your backlinks, which is very important for ranking in search result.

[bermuda]

RSS submit might help with content pages getting indexed better and faster by Google and other major search engines but I really doubt if faster indexing, without backlinks would help getting higher ranks. You can find websites which are not even using RSS feeds and not getting updated for months but enjoying top web ranks.

Their success is due to the strong links they gain and so, even if a certain website is updated several times week or even day bur lacks enough links, those updates and probably RSS feeds will not make magical changes on the net since at the end of the day, websites powered by better links would be found on first pages of Google.

[HKSEO Extropy]

Save your time.

RSS feeds are only useful in grouping together your links, possibly to drip feed them out. They don't promote crawling or indexing which is the goal that most people are looking for. With Linklicious we automagically build feeds of the links. The free service doesn't ping the links in the feed and we let Google crawl naturally. We find that usually < 5% of the RSS feed links get crawled naturally. That's why we made the paid service, which pings the individual links to get them crawled.

So speaking from someone with experience with handling millions of RSS feeds and watching Google crawls, save your time.

[businesswarrior121]

RSS submit is really good. it can draw traffic at a good rate in your blog or site. i observesome blogs which are are benefited by rss submission. it is a good tool for SEO works.

more traffic in your site more chance of getting good ads.

do not be upset and continue rss submit. hope you will gwt good result in return.

best of luck

[markowe]

Originally Posted by HKSEO Extropy

Save your time.

RSS feeds are only useful in grouping together your links, possibly to drip feed them out. They don't promote crawling or indexing which is the goal that most people are looking for. With Linklicious we automagically build feeds of the links. The free service doesn't ping the links in the feed and we let Google crawl naturally. We find that usually < 5% of the RSS feed links get crawled naturally. That's why we made the paid service, which pings the individual links to get them crawled.

So speaking from someone with experience with handling millions of RSS feeds and watching Google crawls, save your time.

Going back to this - let me get this right, (I used Linklicious, free for now) you are saying that although the RSS feeds get crawled, the LINKS, i.e. the pages linked to, do not with any great frequency? (5%) I have seen you state that elsewhere, I just wonder what kind of test you did to determine that? My feeling is that the Googlebot collects links as it travels the web, but when it actually decides to crawl/index is up to its own whims, so it would be hard to determine the precise effects as a percentage...