Tool or wp-plugin to generate blog posts to RSS?

[gearmonkey]

Hey there, I have a blog with lots of posts. It seems since Panda a lot of my inner pages lost their 'juice' (and my website nor are my posts cache anymore), so I am interested in finding a tool that will convert all my posts to RSS so I can submit them to RSS directories and ping them.

It's odd that my 4 year old blog with 100% unique content and over 20k backlinks is struggling. In fact, my site went from PR4 to PR3 last week...

My guess is google decided that most of my backlinks lost their juice and, in essence, I lost the juice.

I am still link building (though I am being very careful not to flag Google) and using a variety of different link-building methods. Though I have backed off scrapebox blog commenting (avoiding sites with lots of spam comments), and I backed off profile links. I am still doing article marketing and web2.0 marketing and social bookmarking. Another method I have been trying is building an enormous amount of links to my web2.0 properties using BlueFart methods I won't do with my money site.

I want to start using the power of RSS. So, anyone know how to easily convert 2,000+ posts into random RSS feeds (maybe break it down per category or something)?

[sachihawaii]

Most blogs have an RSS feed attached to them, unless you scripted the blog yourself. Where is your blog hosted? Are you using any sort of out-of-the-box blogging software?

[gearmonkey]

Yes I have an RSS feed. But what I want to do is turn each post into it's own RSS feed, then submit each RSS feed to RSS directories using a MagicSubmitter.

I want to find a way to export them with a click of a button... that's the type of tool I am looking for if it exists. Then I can copy and paste all those RSS feeds (over 2,000 of them) to MagicSubmitter, then that tool will automatically submit each feed to over 20 RSS directories.

So I can have essentially 20 x 2,000 = 40,000 extra backlinks.

[gearmonkey]

Wow, I think I figured this out myself...

This might be worth a try for other folks out there...

• First use scrapebox to find all your pages (i.e. site:yourwebsite.com)

• Now create an account at linklicious.me

• Click "Add Links" and copy all those links you found on scrapebox in add links field. When you are finished, click "Create Feed(s)".

Voila, all index and all inner pages will soon be found and indexed by google.

If you have MagicSubmitter (or any RSS dirctory submitter tool), you can export the .CSV file of your feeds and automatically submit them to RSS directories such as Feedage.com.

If you want to take this a step further, social bookmark all your RSS accounts and feeds and ping them.

I'm going to try these methods to see if they boosts my rankings.

[jasonvs]

Originally Posted by gearmonkey

Wow, I think I figured this out myself...

This might be worth a try for other folks out there...

• First use scrapebox to find all your pages (i.e. site:yourwebsite.com)

• Now create an account at linklicious.me

• Click "Add Links" and copy all those links you found on scrapebox in add links field. When you are finished, click "Create Feed(s)".

Voila, all index and all inner pages will soon be found and indexed by google.

If you have MagicSubmitter (or any RSS dirctory submitter tool), you can export the .CSV file of your feeds and automatically submit them to RSS directories such as Feedage.com.

If you want to take this a step further, social bookmark all your RSS accounts and feeds and ping them.

I'm going to try these methods to see if they boosts my rankings.

Hey Hey!

How were your results from using these methods?

[Kurt]

Originally Posted by gearmonkey

Wow, I think I figured this out myself...

This might be worth a try for other folks out there...

• First use scrapebox to find all your pages (i.e. site:yourwebsite.com)

• Now create an account at linklicious.me

• Click "Add Links" and copy all those links you found on scrapebox in add links field. When you are finished, click "Create Feed(s)".

Voila, all index and all inner pages will soon be found and indexed by google.

If you have MagicSubmitter (or any RSS dirctory submitter tool), you can export the .CSV file of your feeds and automatically submit them to RSS directories such as Feedage.com.

If you want to take this a step further, social bookmark all your RSS accounts and feeds and ping them.

I'm going to try these methods to see if they boosts my rankings.

Another option is to create an RSS "blackhole" from them. Take all the RSS items and combine them. Then randomize them so 15 items or so will create a "new" RSS pheed. Now you ping the RSS pheed repeatedly, say a few times a day.

The real goal with RSS is to hope that other sites using auto-blogs and RSS scrapers will pick up your RSS items and post them on their sites. If you can accomplish this, it's an excellent way to build links.