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14 years ago

Well, I know there are ways to incorporate feeds into your site, but if I don't have an RSS feed from a website I use html2rss dot com which does the trick. You can also use yahoo pipes to create a feed or mash feeds from other sources such as your static web site, a video or two from another site and a few articles. Mash those into one feed and walla you have a very strong feed.

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Crew Chief

14 years ago

Originally Posted by smolodoy

Anyone knows how to upload rss/xml files to your site so then you can submit each combined RSS feed to rss directories, so my site would have something like: http://mysite.com/rss.453454.xml? Thank you!

If you are using WordPress, RSS feeds come automatically built into the platform.

If you are using a static HTML type site, you can use:

(a). DapperFox: RSSify any website!
(b). Create RSS Feeds, Edit and Publish News Feeds with Software
(c). XSitePro has automatic push button XML and RSS Feed creation

I wouldn't use services like html2rss unless you don't mind having spammy advertisements added to your feeds

Giles, the Crew Chief

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vpgemini

14 years ago

Well Giles you are right about the html site. It does place a link below yours and I haven't really cared for it but I still get good rankings off and traffic off my feeds since my sites are of quality. I will definitely check out what you have posted as an alternative.

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Kurt

14 years ago

Originally Posted by smolodoy

Anyone knows how to upload rss/xml files to your site so then you can submit each combined RSS feed to rss directories, so my site would have something like: http://mysite.com/rss.453454.xml? Thank you!

You need to "mash" your RSS pheeds, which simply means to combine multiple RSS pheeds into a single one.

I do that stuff in my private forum. You can also use Yahoo Pipes, feedburner, etc.

There's plenty of free videos at Youtube that will show you how to mash a pheed using Yahoo Pipes...Here's one, I didn't watch it, but check it out (or another):

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

You can get a free Yahoo pipes account here:
Pipes: Rewire the web

If you want to install a script on your own site to handle this, see the WSO in my sig.

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smolodoy

14 years ago

thanks guys, buts not what I'm looking for, I need to be able to upload the created feeds with links2rss.com and upload them to my sites so it'll look something like this, http://mysite.com/feed/feed2454.xml.. anyone knows how to do that? I know about yahoo pipes and everything but they take too much time.. Thank you!

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Kurt

14 years ago

Originally Posted by smolodoy

thanks guys, buts not what I'm looking for, I need to be able to upload the created feeds with links2rss.com and upload them to my sites so it'll look something like this, http://mysite.com/feed/feed2454.xml.. anyone knows how to do that? I know about yahoo pipes and everything but they take too much time.. Thank you!

You FTP/upload them just like you would any other html, php, txt, cgi, jpg, gif file. Then access them in your browser/link to them just like you would any other file.

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Kurt

14 years ago

Let me add for others...You don't need a blog or a web design program to create an RSS pheed, and the pheed doesn't have to be "attached" to a blog or page. And the content of the RSS items can link to any site/page you want.

Make one in notepad, upload it and sumbit it...My favorite linking strategy.

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Andyhenry

14 years ago

I created a video showing this here - Pheedcentral

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