merge multiple feeds into one RSS feedIf you have followed my career for a while, you probably know that this blog is not the only place where I share my articles. also 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 [.]. Blogging Great Resources Tips Dlvr.it 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 >>

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. Google Fast-Flip feeds. We hope this post is a starter for you to explore topic feeds. Tags: RSS & Feed Management Sponsor. PubSub. MORE >>

Did you know that you don’t need a third-party feed service to deliver an RSS feed? It’s no secret, but using a service like Feedburner has become a common best practice for feed delivery among bloggers and marketers alike. The service is free so there’s no risk involved (theoretically) and using a feed service isn’t something that marketers see as an option. Without a feed delivery service, there’s no way for you to see who has subscribed to your RSS feed and where they came. MORE >>

But is this just a sign of RSS feeds becoming a part of Internet Past? Before Google announced they were shutting down Reader , I hadn’t looked at my feed in months, maybe a year, or more. ” This is mainly because  Twitter has become my RSS feed over the last couple of years. As I said in that back and forth, I have imported all of my Google Reader stuff into Feedly, but … as opposed to what my buddy Nathan Burgess said about this being the first nail in the coffin for Google, I’ll propose a different coffin. GERRGLE IS KERLLING MAH NERZ! MORE >>