Whats the most effectice RSS submitter for free?

other than bulkpings rss submitter.. any other effective ones?

You may want to think about using a paid tool or a paid service that provides a livelink spreadsheet. When it comes to RSS and free, you will get nothing but junk!

RSS Submit :)

Like Spawn said, "You have got to be joking!"

Here is the startling truth about RSS Submit: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ools/343313-rss-submit-worthless-warning.html



On the surface this free tool looks great but the truth is; it does exactly the same thing as RSS Submit. It gives you a green light indicating that you had a batch of successful submissions but when you check on the actual websites listed on this web page, most of them are DOA = Dead On Arrival. Meaning the site is either totally dead or you get messages such as this from Jordomedia:

I've disabled the RSS Feed Directory. I've had to do this because I'm tired of the complaints from some Webmasters not understanding what RSS/Atom feeds are...

As much as I enjoy RSS and Atom feeds, and enjoyed creating this site for other people to find feeds they're interested in, it's not worth the hassle. I'll find the feeds I read on my Android from Google and Yahoo (the 2 biggest feed directories). No point in a little hobby directory like this. The advertising on this site doesn't pay for the monthly server costs anyways.
But when you submit to this site via the 950buy submission page, it says your submission to Jordomedia was successful. Like I said, it does the same thing as RSS Submit, which is offer up bunk submission success rates.


Don't waste your time with this tool unless you are a coder and can decompile it and then bring it up to date. It was released in 2005 and there has been no updates since then. If you think it might work, I know a person who wants to sell you some clay dirt that is worth $22,500.24 per half pound. He will sell it to you at $45 grand a pound, do the math!

The bottom line, when it comes to free, you are not going to get very far with RSS.
 
anyone know if scrapebox's rss submission tool is any good?
or if it even exists? (i had heard there was one)
 
RSSJUICE

web-based free rss submitter/converter
 
anyone know if scrapebox's rss submission tool is any good?
or if it even exists? (i had heard there was one)

The SB RSS function is designed to ping your RSS feeds, not submit them to RSS aggregators.

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Look for this service on Fiverr. I got most f my work done here including RSS submissions. Just make sure you check gig rating, comments and they must offer a details live link report. Can't beat that for $5!
 
i'm sure you didn't read the other posts here
esp the ones saying how fiverr gigs use the tools that don't work
 
You may want to think about using a paid tool or a paid service that provides a livelink spreadsheet. When it comes to RSS and free, you will get nothing but junk!



Like Spawn said, "You have got to be joking!"

Here is the startling truth about RSS Submit: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...ools/343313-rss-submit-worthless-warning.html




On the surface this free tool looks great but the truth is; it does exactly the same thing as RSS Submit. It gives you a green light indicating that you had a batch of successful submissions but when you check on the actual websites listed on this web page, most of them are DOA = Dead On Arrival. Meaning the site is either totally dead or you get messages such as this from Jordomedia:

But when you submit to this site via the 950buy submission page, it says your submission to Jordomedia was successful. Like I said, it does the same thing as RSS Submit, which is offer up bunk submission success rates.



Don't waste your time with this tool unless you are a coder and can decompile it and then bring it up to date. It was released in 2005 and there has been no updates since then. If you think it might work, I know a person who wants to sell you some clay dirt that is worth $22,500.24 per half pound. He will sell it to you at $45 grand a pound, do the math!

The bottom line, when it comes to free, you are not going to get very far with RSS.


Well I replied too soon......I did not know this:(
 
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