Ways to Filter Your RSS Feeds. Information overload is a real problem for many web users, and one way to cope with it is to filter your RSS feeds so you only see what you want to see. There are many ways to filter news feeds from your favorite sources, including passively by relying on meme trackers like Techmeme or social news services such as Google Readers shared items. Feed Rinse is a best of class RSS filtering application. Feed Sifter is an almost painfully simple RSS filter that filters in by keyword. Products , RSS & Feed Management. blogging. MORE >>

Switch to Feedly in under a minute. After discussing the news about Google Reader Shutdown , my search for an excellent RSS aggregator ended with Feedly. Feedly Feedly allowed us to set up a Google reader synced account in under a minute! Google Reader to Feedly. We use the Google Chrome browser, so we grab the Feedly extension for Chrome (600,000 Chrome users already use it). It syncs all your Google reader data and your Feedly account is ready to use. Here are some  suggested tips  by Feedly for a better migration experience. MORE >>

If you have followed my career for a while, you probably know that this blog is not the only place where I share my articles. Blogging Great Resources Tips Dlvr.it merge multiple feeds into one RSS feedalso write for Examiner.com and Digital Journal. You also probably know that I like to make things as easy as possible for my readers. As such, they can access [.]. MORE >>

This is based on the discussion that arose from our earlier post about topic feeds , which are RSS feeds for keywords or phrases. Feed and/or Email Services. We think this type of topic feed tool is the most flexible, particularly when it outputs RSS. With RSS feed output, you can do further filtering or grouping of the feeds inside an RSS Reader like Google Reader or Netvibes. Delicious feeds. Topic-focused blogs (such as ReadWriteWeb !) Google Fast-Flip feeds. We hope this post is a starter for you to explore topic feeds. MORE >>

often ask how many folks measure the numbers of their RSS feed. We're not talking just number of subscribers (though that's part of it), but also views, clicks, reach, what type of feed aggregator your readers use most. Aside from tracking number of subscribers, I am especially interested in the "Item Use" that feed burner tracks.  I don't have to imagine or wonder if my readership gets value - I just look at the "item use" in my feed stats: Date. There's a lot we can discuss on RSS feeds (and we will), but for the purpose of this post I want to encourage (implore?) MORE >>