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In 5 minutes your website could be displaying fresh themed content from RSS News Feeds around the web ... that updates itself automatically 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! You'll never have to lift a finger and you'll be offering your viewers valuable and highly relevant material .. the best part is, this offer is 100% Free.

Signup Now! For Immediate Access to This Exclusive Free Tool!         Click Here to Read our Agreement: Click the "Get RSS Feeds For Your Website " button to indicate your acceptance of this delivery agreement and continue the process to add headlines to your site. Click Here to Add RSS Feeds to Your Website Now Want Ad Free News Feeds? Buy RSS Content Builder Today!

Sign Up Now! and you get unlimited access to the RSS control panel, With our exclusive list of the web's top RSS publishers to choose from. If you can't find something for your website in our exclusive RSS publisher list, you can add your own RSS feed!

RSS Feeds Provide Fresh Content For Your Visitors and the Search Engines

What is RSS?

• RSS is an acronym for "Really Simple Syndication".
• RSS is a syndication format for web content. Simply speaking ...
  RSS is a new way of getting fresh content for your web pages.

Many websites online and almost every blog, offer a feed of their content in RSS format. As RSS grows in popularity more publishers are likely to join in and offer their own RSS feeds.

That means finding and publishing fresh content for your visitors just got a whole lot easier.

No More Time Wasted ...

• Writing your own articles
• Hiring articles writers
• Scouring article databases for new articles

Simply Add A Few Lines of Code on Your
Web Pages and the Articles Will
Self Update Every Day!

• Your visitors will come back to your website often to find the latest news on their intrests.
  
  
• RSS feeds will make your pages more relevant and "sticky"
  
  
• Adding RSS feeds to your web pages will get the search engine spiders to index your pages and come back more often because of the constantly changing information.

Publishers Offer RSS Feeds for Free

But up until now there hasn't been an easy way to get these feeds on your website and customize them to blend in with your pages. You may have noticed that many publishers already offer a feed on their sites that you can add to your web pages, but almost all are in javascript format which #1. cannot be customized and #2. Cannot be read by Search engines.

Our RSS Reader Is;

• Free. There is no cost to use the reader on your website.
  
  
• Easy to customize for your website. No CSS, No PHP skills neccessary. Anyone can do this. Just click a few buttons to choose the look of your feeds, then add the code to your web pages. That is it!
  
  
• Search engine friendly! Choose from Javascript or PHP for your web pages. We offer javascript but we do not recommend that you choose javascript format for your pages, since search engines cannot read javascript. PHP is the search engine friendly format. The feeds will actually be a part of your web page so that search engines will spider and read the words, not the RSS code.
  
  
• Easy to add to either PHP or HTML pages. Great for Blogs, Forums and message boards too.
  
  

No Installation and
No Programming Neccessary ...
Have Fresh Headlines on Your Pages
in 5 Minutes.

Just Look at These Other Unbeatable Features our RSS Reader Offers; No other reader offers so much.

	Choose Background Color
	Choose Font
	Choose Size of the Display
	Add, Remove or Choose the Color, Style and Size of the Border.
	Display Unlimited feed listings
	Open Listings in a new attribute controlled pop-up window. (Keep visitors on your site by opening the feeds in a pop-up window)
	Choose from a Wide Variety of RSS Feeds that we've put together for you from the best news sources all over the Internet, Add Your Own RSS/Atom Feed or Use a Keyword Supported Feed URL to target any niche.
	Displays Multiple Customized Atom or RSS, XML URLs Randomly on each refresh.

Supports RSS XML Formats;
0.9x, 1.x, 2.x. and Atom

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Example RSS Feed;

Pressure grows for Iran sanctions over atomic plans (Reuters) Reuters - International pressure for new sanctions against Iran grew on Monday after Tehran announced plans to make higher-enriched uranium and add 10 nuclear sites in a year, raising Western fears it wants to develop atom bombs. Taliban defiant as Afghans flee ahead of assault (AFP) AFP - NATO commanders urged the Taliban to surrender as troops dug in Monday for a major assault on a key insurgent stronghold in southern Afghanistan, sending thousands of residents fleeing. Michael Jackson's doctor pleads not guilty (AP) AP - Michael Jackson's doctor has been taken into custody and is being held on $75,000 bail after pleading not guilty to causing the pop star's death. Iran moves closer to nuke warhead capacity (AP) AP - Iran pressed ahead Monday with plans that will increase its ability to make nuclear weapons as it formally informed the U.N. nuclear agency of its intention to enrich uranium to higher levels. Obama's health care summit: Just for show? (AP) AP - Could this turn into something more than political theater? President Barack Obama's televised dialogue with Republican lawmakers on health care, promised for later this month, has the makings of an entertaining exchange. But the differences between the basic Democratic and GOP ideas are stark — and the two sides have increasingly hardened their positions in this election year. Reports of N.Y. gov's resignation 'fabricated,' official says (Reuters) Reuters - New York Democratic Governor David Paterson is not planning to resign, his spokeswoman said on Monday, calling blog reports "entirely fabricated." Another big snowstorm forecast for East Coast (Reuters) Reuters - Another big winter storm was forecast on Monday for the U.S. mid-Atlantic still struggling to dig out from a blizzard that dumped two feet (half a meter) of snow and closed the federal government. Obama's healthcare summit sets stage for end-game (Reuters) Reuters - President Barack Obama's call for a bipartisan healthcare summit sets the stage for a final push to get the stalled legislation through Congress, but skeptical Republicans said on Monday the only solution is to start over. Clickbank RSS Feeds Ways to Make Extra Money

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