List of DoFollow RSS directories, blog directories and article directories

December 30, 2009 by Daniel McGonagle · 6 Comments
Filed under: RSS submission 

Here’s a List of DoFollow RSS directories, Blog directories, and Article directories.

If you’re going to go to the “trouble” of doing these submissions either by hand or using the tools recommended below, you might as well focus on getting the most “bang for your buck/time” by submitting to DoFollow RSS and blog directories.

List of Dofollow RSS directories,

Note: some items have profile information some do not, doesn’t matter, they’re all DoFollow RSS directories so submit your feeds to them all.

Feedest.com

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Feedage.com review – how and why you should use Feedage

December 8, 2009 by Daniel McGonagle · 5 Comments
Filed under: RSS submission 

If you’re a long-time reader of this blog, you know I’ve been on a bit on an RSS feed kick lately,  doing a lot of reading, research and thinking on how best to incorporate RSS into your backlinks strategy.

Some Facts you might not know about RSS feeds and handling of your RSS readership:

1- It’s not a good idea to host your feed on your site in the default domainname.com/feed area because it usually has a noindex/nofollow attribute assigned to it, and doesn’t present a nice interface for handling and accumulating RSS readership.

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RSS Blueprint to increase backlinks

November 22, 2009 by Daniel McGonagle · 11 Comments
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This article will show you how to use RSS for backlinks, how to exponentially deepen and increase your backlinks using your main RSS feeds, merged/mixed/mashed-up master feeds, and some ways to increase your SERPs by practicing better on-page optimization for your main site RSS feeds.

I’ve been doing a lot of research on this topic for the last week and I haven’t seen anything or anyone who has explained this in full detail, and it kinda ticked me off!

Most people are writing half-assed posts about using Yahoo Pipes without giving reasons why someone should pipe their feeds.

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Results from using RSS submission software

October 19, 2009 by Daniel McGonagle · 8 Comments
Filed under: RSS submission 

Just a quick update on the RSS software I mentioned a few posts ago:

I’d started a network marketing blog and used this software as the primary backlinks “acquirer”.

What usually happens when I make a new blog post is the post will get indexed within 5 minutes, and the title of the posts are page 1 in about 30 minutes, but the page 1 results are not showing my blog post, just the indexed RSS submissions.

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SEO Link Pro – Syndc8’s software a bust or not?

October 17, 2009 by Daniel McGonagle · 5 Comments
Filed under: Link building tools 

Syndc8’s a black-hatter person/community who develops SEO tools, and one of the tools that came to my attention recently is SEO Link Pro which promises a LOT, and the entire concept for this tool is rock-solid and very promising.

BIG TRUTHFUL AND ACCURATE UPDATE AT BOTTOM OF POST

I did some research on this, and didn’t buy it after seeing what the “people” had to say.

Conventional wisdom right now says:

It’s buggy, don’t buy it, links aren’t sticking, it’s too new, they admit there’s a lot of bugs etc….

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