Million Dollar RSS Feed Traffic Idea (check this out)
I've had this idea for a while now and it's very similar to what Clickbank RSS | Clickbank Marketplace RSS Feed | Make money online does.
If you use CBFeed for some time then you'll know quickly how it works. You enter a keyword along with your Clickbank affiliate name and it will give you an RSS Feed to promote products based on that keyword.
Your only job now is to promote that RSS feed in as many places as you can and you get an 85% chance of gaining commissions if it generates a sale.
Promoting this RSS Feed with twitterfeed.com : feed your blog to twitter (in my experience) will REPEAT this feed over and over again and you have the option to choose how often it does.
If you use this method on Twitter it will keep tweeting the different products over and over again with your affiliate link embedded.
All clicks from that RSS Feed lead to a Clickbank products' sales page. The Clickbank hoplinks I received from just the first few days using this method jumped quickly into the thousands! (I have proof if you want it)
I'll tell you now, CBFeed makes me money on autopilot and I just discovered it last month. Plus it's free.
***Now, here's my idea...
What if you can grab any RSS feed and have it REPEAT the content over and over again?
This would be massively HUGE.
For example: If you have a blog that has 10 published posts and you use this technique on, let's say Twitter, it would tweet your 10 different blog posts.
Using this with TwitterFeed you can time your tweets every half hour, one hour, three hours, six hours, etc. over and over again.
That would probably be annoying to your followers...
But if you had 50 unique blog posts (or 500 even better) and timed it to publish every 12 or 24 hours then you'll have a repeated traffic generating machine that won't stop producing content and will keep attracting people to your blog nonstop.
Not even stopping there you can then promote this RSS Feed to all the different RSS Directories or just about ANY platform you can place an RSS Feed and the unique part is that it will keep on REPEATING itself.
Is something like this even possible?
If CBFeed did it, I don't see why it can't be done.
Please leave your thoughts below! I can see this being something huge for a lot of people on the Internet.