by admin on December 6, 2007
The Marketer: Google
The Marketing Blurb: "The great thing about Reader, is it lets you follow sites more effeciently than you could just by visiting them directly"
What it is: A free feed (rss) reader
What it does: provides a central reading place for all the newsfeeds you are interested in. A nice drag and drop function lets you easily organize folders and move feeds between folders and well as re-order thing sup and down your list. One of the nice functions of this reader is that there is no software to install
Product link: Google Reader
My Experience: I have used NewsGator and for longest time now Bloglines for my online feed reader. What is different about Google’s reader frankly is that it seems easier to read – and anything that makes my life easier – I am all over it.
by admin on November 24, 2007
The Marketer: Collin LaHay
The Marketing Blurb: " – rssHugger is a new (Nov 2007)( website developed to help bloggers promote their blogs, and to help visitors discover new blogs that write about subjects that the readers are interested in" "RssHugger will be the first ever quality, spam free, and viral rss directory strictly for bloggers"
Hosted, (currently free in exchange for a review of their new site ) or 20.00 for 10 Years.
The Product Link: http://rsshugger.com
What it Does: Has you be part of a viral rss directory that is strictly for bloggers – makes it interesting to find – folks that are blogging about the same things you are.
My Experience: As a bit of an experiment – I decided to give the sign up process for this a try. Surprisingly – things are super easy to set up. It took me all of 5 minutes, and in my days filled with time wasted trying to figure out programs and systems – this was a breath of fresh air!"
by Admin on November 29, 2005
These are sites that aggregate feeds for reading in a browser.
