RSS Submit is Worthless & a Warning

Been saying it for ages. I have no idea how people think they are getting such great results from a tool that was released years ago and hasnt been updated in a very extended amount of time.

Ksoft/Dummysoft stuff is ANCIENT.
This iand linkblaster (which is a cheap low PR directory submitter) both have a failure rate above 90%

You get better results with Bulkping..and that's free.
 
Is RSS Submit still worthless?

And is RSS submission worth the effort at all?

Good RSS submission with twists (links, banners - good mashups - decent content and other tricks) is one of the very best and totally underused methods of getting more links from quality sites with your existing content.

RSS submissions twisted are brilliant traffic grabbers for short term boosts.
About every 6-8 posts on your site - submit your feed. You'll get a traffic boost, a link boost and a chance of some subscribers.
All with the content you already have on your site.

If you don't syndicate your work your wasting it.

There are ways to protect it, spin it, add marketing to it, mash it...... so get out there and do it.

Scritty
 
Quality over Quantity everytime.
Search engines and users want content they can benefit from and is unique.
White Hat SEO will win in the long run!
 
yeah I did mad research on that tool and saw nothing but people complaining that they saw no results
 
So much for an old tool. The only tool I can trust that delivers what it should do is a semi-automated submission like SeNuke IMHO
 
I don't have time to read every single reply so I don't know if anyone mentioned it or not, but I just use the website Pingomatic and bookmark my sites results page, so then all i have to do is load the page and it re-submits whenever I want.
 
I really like the way you put things in perspective and your sense of humor. It is obvious to me that the other fellow is working for the software company or is obtuse about the results.
If you do find an RSS submitting Software please feel free to share the link, it would be a useful tool.

Keep it.

Stanley
 
An old thread I know, but version 5 is now out, has anyone tested the new version i.e has it really been updated?
 
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