In this modern age of technology and big business, where we have thousands of TV channels, hundreds of RSS feeds and unprecedented demands and stresses on our work and home lives, there is a lot of focus on simplifying our lives. The benefits are obvious, whether it be reduced stress, to increased spare time. But is it a lost cause?

It seems like only yesterday that I started to blog about RSS. In the early days RSS was a geeky protocol and most people did not understand what it was or what it did. Also at the time it seemed very difficult for people to explain what a news feed was without making it sound even more confusing.

I’m always looking for new ways to promote my blog and drive traffic to it. I recently discovered Blog Rush, which is a widget for blogs that drives targetted traffic to your blog. It uses the RSS Feed from your blog to display links in the widget on other blogs to your posts. What I found really appealing about it is that…

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Building a loyal RSS readership is the most difficult part of blogging.

Movie Moocher was built on a few simple premises. Many students bring DVDs with them to college. Most people enjoy watching DVDs, especially DVDs they don’t already own. While there is probably a Blockbuster close by, that costs both time and money. Wouldn’t it be easier if you could borrow the DVD from someone nearby who already owns it?

One of the least understood aspects of blogging is RSS feeds. RSS stands for Real Simple Syndication (amongst others) and is a way for others to receive your content without having to visit your blog. There are a number of ways people use RSS feeds, and the two most common ones are…

A single page with RSS feeds from various deal websites. There is also a very good listing of all the popular deal websites on this website.

RSS Feeds are a potent weapon in the hands of an affiliate marketer. His affiliate marketing efforts can be sky rocketed through the use RSS Feeds. Let us see how, in this article.