Was this alway $97? I thought I was reading under $70, was there a coupon code?

What do you recommend to do in addition to setting up this software? I know you mentioned something about feedburner in the warrior forum posts.

I got to clean up some messy publishing that I did
I only re-posted urls that hadn’t been indexed yet, or just fell out of indexing
and I added content to each post upon publication

The site I spent the most time doing this on has been my best-producing Adsense site, except for Christmas time.

Once you set this up, you’re pretty much done with your RSS submissions, although I would suggest hitting the top 3-5 sites to submit your main site feeds seperately. If you did that all at once it’d take 5 minutes.

RRSS feeds for linking is basically good for “index driving”, ie, making sure the posts get indexed and stay indexed.

Thanks for the feedback and questions!

Dan

Thanks for coming back to tell me how it went.

Dan

many thanks for your reply on my posting. I very much appreciate your helpful remarks. You helped me to decide which tool to purchase as I had difficulties recognizing the main advantage of the tool you are favouring.

By the way: Your comparison of Link Farm Evolution and Unique Article Wizard was great reading. And again, you helped me very much with my purchase decision.

All the best to you,
Josef

Delicious tags also have RSS feeds and they’re dofollow, too

many thanks for your review of this RSS submission software. I entirely agree with you and saw it myself that RSS submissions are a powerful tool to boost a website. I am now in the process of evaluating different RSS submission tools and I wonder if you ever had a look at RSS Submit and its plugins? It’s more expensive than the tool you were referring to but it seems to me that it’s rather powerful although I cannot judge if it’s better than Web Traffic Genius RSS. What do you think?

I don’t know if I can post the link to RSS Submit. Here it is:
http://www.dummysoftware.com/rsssubmit.html

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Thanks,

Dan

FYI a good way to get urls noticed via blog comments is leave name as

Keith @ mybodyfat.co.uk instead of using the anchor text in name.

Best thing to do for those 3d party site is set up a link leveraging link collector auto blog that does have the software installed, pull content from the 3d party sites via rss scraping, wp o matic, feedwordpress, whatever…then those snippets will get submitted as their own feeds and you’ll have links to those posts, and they in turn will link to your 3d party content urls

Would you happen to know if the automatic submission can work with hosted sites such as Blogger/Blogspot or Hubpages?

I have a few blogs that I host myself, but I have had a lot of success with some blogs hosted on those services. If this product will produce automatic RSS backlinks to Blogger and Hubpages, it will perfect.

Any idea?

Create 2.0 properties around certain keywords and terms, make master feed sout of themand promote, link to thos emaster feeds.

As far as the value for these links are concerned, it’s hard to tell but I ‘ve seen some dramatic increases in traffic just by re-publishing some posts on blogs that have this installed.

I consider using something like this an integral must-have part of your SEO arsenal since it can be set up in an hour or two depending on how many sites you have, and then it’s 100% completely on autopilot moving forward.

And these are quality links that stick, no matter their value therefore automating links that are “sticky” is good value, IMNSHO,

Dan

If I said I’d do a video to show proof then I’ll stick to that, but I’m not going to jump through hoops to convince people to get this software, since the less people who get it the better for the rest of us who have taken action, got it, used it and saved their questions for later.

I mean… it’s a one time fee WAY under 100 bucks and can be used for all your sites, therefore an absolute bargain.

Check out http://linkvanareviews.com/results-from-using-rss-submission-software to see some sort of proof on this, and I willlshow you some video proof at some point but that post I directed you to has a way or showing solid proof, and the newsletter optin code showed 3-4 times will show you the link to the product.

I’m keeping it under wraps because I want action-takers to benefit.

Hope this all makes sense,

Dan

I noticed with rss feed submissions that I get better search engine rankings for a couple of weeks but then my website goes back to where it was before. Are you noticing a similar situation with your websites?

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What I’ve been doing is going through some old sites, seeing which posts aren’t even indexed, cutting the post into a text file, then deleting from site, updating sitemap, modifying post ever so slightly, the republishing with a day or so later.

From what I’ve been told it’s not a coding issue, more like a wordpress/cpanel limitation.

Honest, comprehensive reviews of so many linking services. Where else could I possibly find those?! You’ve earned the affiliate commision.

Luke

What should we not do with the RSS Feed submission software?

Seems like most people are using this software for their new sites, but I have enough of those so I was most interested in using this software for getting all the older posts submitted as feeds.

This may sound like a dumb solution, but I/you/we could always delete our oldest posts on sites, update site map, and once every few days repost those older posts as brand new ones.

All this might be more trouble than it’s worth.

FYI, the guys that made this software said Traffic Bug provided some pretty decent results for them, it just took a while to take hold and produce those results.

Jim

Thank you,

Dan

Thanks,

Dan

P.s. Please share your thoughts on this software, let us know how it went for you

When will you tell us where we can buy it for ourselves?

RSS Bot is still a manual tool since it resides on your desktop, doesn’t create RSS feeds out of individual content pieces and auto submit them.

While RSS bot is good value, it doesn’t address the missing element for many people’s RSS submissions process, which is that most people aren’t submitting ind. posts and content as individual feeds THEN auto submitting.

Yahoo Pipes is a centralized aggregator of all your feeds, it seems, and it is still in BETA, and again, I don’t see how it constantly scans your sites for newly published content, nor do I see how it auto-submits and creates feeds for individual posts.

I like what Yahoo Pipes is capable of, because you can submit RSS feeds for all your social profiles as well using their software.

but again…
one time submissions for main profiles is great, and good basic SEO practice, but taking things to a whole new level means doing what I keep mentioning, individual content pieces submitted as their own unique feeds.

Automatically…. nothing manual required…

The RSS feeds in the SERPs usually end up going away after a while, unless it’s ranking well for low-competition long-tail keywords.

What I’ve seen so far is that they’ll stick around anywhere from 3 hours to months, all depending on the competitive of the term and your blog post title.

Right now, I am experiencing some issues with the cron jobs and the feature that posts all existing posts for you on a scheduled basis.
I also see some errors in log files and want to know what happens if I update a blog post, does that submit again to the RSS Aggregators?

I have a ticket in to these people now about those questions.

Using this software to get 20 or so RSS backlinks per post is going to give your sites’ extreme link juice and you’ll rank with ease for anything new you put out (within reason) because…

1- 20 backlinks to every page on site means deep linking and nice link juice building up
2- Which makes it easier for new posts to rank well (due to SEO weight of your site)
3- Add to that 20 new backlinks per post automatically and you got a winner

IF the scheduling works, then I will be ecstatic with this software.

Even if it doesn’t work for existing posts, it’s still pretty useful for new sites

Will all of these RSS feed submissions raise the rankings of your website or will only your RSS feed submissions rank highly and then disappear while your website remains with the same search engine ranking?

Your websites’ main feeds are usually only 10 items max… but the submission itself is one url only…

What if you chose to display only 1,2,3,4 or 5 RSS feeds by default on main site feed?

The Aggregators don’t seem to differentiate between or “judge” the submissions based on what’s available in feed.

This software has some bugs that I’m trying to work out, so it will be a few more days before I have more solid proof of how well things are working.

Thanks for stopping by,

Dan