January 3rd, 2008
4 Quick ‘n’ Dirty Free Tools to Build Your Own Feeds from any Website
Sometimes it’s rather difficult to find the feeds you want…. when you find some good ones, you’ll likely realize that they are about 4 words in length, they have ads or links on the bottom, or both. What do you expect really? You’re using somebody elses content… These 4 tools will quickly and easily build your needed feeds from whatever site you want… and can be customized to your liking.
Feed43 – Easy to learn, easy to use
Dapper – Easy to learn, easy to use
OpenKapow – Free download required. Can be complex and difficult. Lots of customization and capablities with OpenKapow. All around pretty easy though…
Yahoo Pipes – Pretty easy to learn and use… Complex capabilities.
Dapper – Easy to learn, easy to use
OpenKapow – Free download required. Can be complex and difficult. Lots of customization and capablities with OpenKapow. All around pretty easy though…
Yahoo Pipes – Pretty easy to learn and use… Complex capabilities.
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January 4th, 2008
Nice post! I’ve been using Feedity – http://www.feedity.com for the past few months, and it works really well for creating custom RSS feeds. Check it out sometime. Chao
Simon22
January 11th, 2008
jason, thanks for always finding useful tools that I never knew existed… i really needed this one. you are like the guy with every tool in the garage that all of us neighborhood folks stroll over to… to pick your brain and borrow a tool… your blog is one that I’m glad I bookmarked.
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