Questions Answered About Related Rss

Tim Langen answers:

Search google or yahoo for websites with your keywords.. You will get a list of website and then you can subscribe or you can join http://www.mybloglog.com its a service from Yahoo! Here you can find and join the communities and almost everyone has submitted their RSS feeds in their profiles. There is also a really cool and cheap plugin called Related RSS that you can install as a widget on your sidebar that will dramatically improve your search engine status by adding fresh related content to each page of your blog based on the tags you use.

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Tim Langen answers:

Not sure what you mean…. But I’m gonna guess that you mean I.T. Related… Here is a site you can look at the has some: http://www.eweek.com/ If you run a WordPress Blog you can automatically add RSS content to all of your pages and posts based on your first tag with a cool plugin called Related RSS.

Tim Langen answers:

Get rid of the plug-in, if you do this, take it out of the widget bar too, it’ll be gone.

-Tim

Tim Langen answers:

They are a different thing entirely, but RSS feeds are often used to list new torrents, and some torrent clients can be configured to download files automatically based on filters. That means for example that if you have configured your torrent client to download everything that has the words strawberry and cake, it will download each of the torrents the rss items with those words refer to.

Tim Langen answers:

You can make an RSS feed out of any search you want.

If you want News, try News Search.

1. Do a search on the site to figure out which search terms work best.

Http://search.news.yahoo.com/

2. Click the orange RSS button toward the bottom of the right column on search results.

Http://news.search.yahoo.com/news/rss?ei=UTF-8&p=flowers&eo=UTF-8

3. Use the RSS feed on your site.

Also, you could check the general list of rss feeds here:

http://news.yahoo.com/rss

4. If  You Have a WordPress Blog make life easier on yourself and use Related RSS