kokoloko75
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- Jan 1, 2011
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[GUIDE] Any Content Jacking
Hi everybody,
I am not (yet) an expert in autoblogging, but I'll try to explain to beginners how to get content from sources that have no RSS feeds. The advantage of this technique is that it can work with no basic blogs like Wordpress (...), which can push the limits ! Obviously this is a bit more complicated...
Principle is easy : we will call a service (free or paid) that will transform a website or a query (search, ...) in a RSS feed, by identifying manually the title, content, ... with few variables (in blue below).
The service will then retrieve the informations indicated and included in a RSS feed.
More clearly :
Need a basic example ? Ok !
Of course you should be familiar with HTML, and if this is not the case it will be a good idea to learn.
Not bad, right ?
Right now, it's time to see what services are available. There are the famous Feed43, but also less famous and just as easy to use. Here are some below :
And for beginners of beginners, there is FeedYes that chews the works, more or less well...
Well, for the moment the post ends here, but I hope that if you feel this subject interesting you post your tips, your reviews, your comments below.
And if 'elite' thinks is crap and there are much better, let me know !
Beny
Do not forget, if you like say Thanks
Hi everybody,
I am not (yet) an expert in autoblogging, but I'll try to explain to beginners how to get content from sources that have no RSS feeds. The advantage of this technique is that it can work with no basic blogs like Wordpress (...), which can push the limits ! Obviously this is a bit more complicated...
Principle is easy : we will call a service (free or paid) that will transform a website or a query (search, ...) in a RSS feed, by identifying manually the title, content, ... with few variables (in blue below).
The service will then retrieve the informations indicated and included in a RSS feed.
More clearly :
Code:
<html>
...
<body>
...
<h1>[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{POST TITLE}[/COLOR]</h1>
...
<div class="content">
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{CONTENT}[/COLOR]
</div>
...
</body>
</html>Need a basic example ? Ok !
Code:
[U]URL :[/U]
http://www.itsnicethat.com/
[U]Global pattern :[/U]
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{*}[/COLOR]
<div class="col col5">
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{%}[/COLOR]
</div>
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{*}[/COLOR]
[U]Item pattern :[/U]
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{*}[/COLOR]
<h2><a href="[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{%}[/COLOR]">[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{%}[/COLOR]</a>[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{%}[/COLOR]</h2>
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{*}[/COLOR]
[U]Output :[/U]
Item 1
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{%1}[/COLOR] = http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/dana-schutz
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]{%2}[/COLOR] = Dana SchutzOf course you should be familiar with HTML, and if this is not the case it will be a good idea to learn.
Not bad, right ?
Right now, it's time to see what services are available. There are the famous Feed43, but also less famous and just as easy to use. Here are some below :
Feed43 (Free/Paid)
Feed43 is an online service that converts standard web pages or XML documents to RSS feeds.
http://www.feed43.com/
Dapper (Free)
Dapper is a free service that lets you convert any web page content (from YouTube search results to blog posts) into a RSS feed in seconds.
http://www.dapper.net/
RSSxl (Free)
RSSxl is an easy-to-use web page to RSS converter, that allows you to convert any page to a normal RSS feed.
http://www.wotzwot.com/rssxl.php
RSS Wizard (Paid)
RSS Wizard is a software for Windows machines than can generate the RSS feed out of any web page without having to edit it first.
http://www.extralabs.net/rss-wizard.htm
Feedity (Free without registration)
Feedity is an only feed builder that creates a RSS feed out of any website.
http://feedity.com/
FeedFire (Free/Paid)
FeedFire is an HTML-to-RSS service allowing anyone to automatically create a RSS news feed for any website that does not have one.
http://www.feedfire.com/
PonyFish (Free without registration)
Ponyfish is a web-based tool that allows you to create your own RSS feeds from almost any web page.
http://www.ponyfish.com/[/U]
Page2RSS (Free without registration)
Page2RSS is a completely web-based and automatic service which converts web pages to RSS feeds.
http://page2rss.com/
RSSpect (Free)
RSSpect is a service that lets you add RSS feeds to any web page. RSSpect offers three kinds of feeds, so you can add a RSS feed to literally anything you find online.
http://www.rsspect.com/
Feed43 is an online service that converts standard web pages or XML documents to RSS feeds.
http://www.feed43.com/
Dapper (Free)
Dapper is a free service that lets you convert any web page content (from YouTube search results to blog posts) into a RSS feed in seconds.
http://www.dapper.net/
RSSxl (Free)
RSSxl is an easy-to-use web page to RSS converter, that allows you to convert any page to a normal RSS feed.
http://www.wotzwot.com/rssxl.php
RSS Wizard (Paid)
RSS Wizard is a software for Windows machines than can generate the RSS feed out of any web page without having to edit it first.
http://www.extralabs.net/rss-wizard.htm
Feedity (Free without registration)
Feedity is an only feed builder that creates a RSS feed out of any website.
http://feedity.com/
FeedFire (Free/Paid)
FeedFire is an HTML-to-RSS service allowing anyone to automatically create a RSS news feed for any website that does not have one.
http://www.feedfire.com/
PonyFish (Free without registration)
Ponyfish is a web-based tool that allows you to create your own RSS feeds from almost any web page.
http://www.ponyfish.com/[/U]
Page2RSS (Free without registration)
Page2RSS is a completely web-based and automatic service which converts web pages to RSS feeds.
http://page2rss.com/
RSSpect (Free)
RSSpect is a service that lets you add RSS feeds to any web page. RSSpect offers three kinds of feeds, so you can add a RSS feed to literally anything you find online.
http://www.rsspect.com/
And for beginners of beginners, there is FeedYes that chews the works, more or less well...
FeedYes (Free/Paid)
FeedYes is a completely automatic tool for creating RSS feeds out of HTML web pages.
http://www.feedyes.com/
FeedYes is a completely automatic tool for creating RSS feeds out of HTML web pages.
http://www.feedyes.com/
Well, for the moment the post ends here, but I hope that if you feel this subject interesting you post your tips, your reviews, your comments below.
And if 'elite' thinks is crap and there are much better, let me know !
Beny
Do not forget, if you like say Thanks
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