What do you really want in RSS content? - GoFuckYourself.com

RayVega · 09-18-2006, 04:36 PM

In my efforts to make my newest program the best, I'm determined to drop crazy useful RSS feeds for my new sites...however, I'm seeing a lot of basically the same thing offered in rss as in hosted tgp's (just that it is an rss feed)...anyone can just convert tgp's to XML if that was the case.

Something tells me there is something lacking here in what people really want in a good RSS feed and what's being mainly delivered. The program owners are not usually the guys running blogs and the sort so there's a communication gap.

So what is it that you RSS users really want/need if you could have exactly what you need?(within reason, no, I can't make an RSS feeds that shoots money into your computer...)?

Educate us program owners.

squishypimp · 09-18-2006, 04:37 PM

Nice written content for my blogs is always good.

keywords need to be placed in the posts that go along with the niches.

RayVega · 09-18-2006, 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by squishypimp

Nice written content for my blogs is always good.

keywords need to be placed in the posts that go along with the niches.

My assumption here is that textual content is as important, if not more so, than image content...unlike hosted galleries etc.

So fewer pics more unique and relevant text?

jacobsfilth · 09-18-2006, 04:53 PM

Fewer pics with very relevent text, a story or description. I have made money for years in the yahoogroups referring people to ggg dvd's by making a unique filmstrip of the best stills in a movie all in one large pic, like a snapshot of the whole movie in one big frame, and supplimented it with why the video is good, what the girl does and I try to use the main keyword four or five times in that description. I post one every few days. The result is groups with 15000+ members now that i'm making the move to blogs and using video clips more, If ggg put out a feed with that text and a clip or something, my life would be easy and I'd make more time getting traffic to my blogs and make better search engine ratings which means more sales. So that's what I want in a feed. If that makes sense.

Solid Bob · 09-18-2006, 04:58 PM

We created the perfect setup for sponsors and offered it at minimum wage prices in order to prove to them how valuable it was.

There are a few that "see the light" so to speak but the majority want to "do it themselves" and are missing one of the next big things in adult. So much so that we are considering either

a) Mainstream only, while adult is usually 1000 miles ahead the owners are overall pretty clueless in this area.

b) Doing the groundwork ourselves, offering it for free, then charging an arm and a leg when sponsors finally wake up.

You are right though, the feeds today are mostly worthless and only cater to the super lazy or super noobs. Good luck with it.

09-18-2006, 04:36 PM	#1
RayVega Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: New York ICQ#348007554 Posts: 4,212	What do you really want in RSS content? In my efforts to make my newest program the best, I'm determined to drop crazy useful RSS feeds for my new sites...however, I'm seeing a lot of basically the same thing offered in rss as in hosted tgp's (just that it is an rss feed)...anyone can just convert tgp's to XML if that was the case. Something tells me there is something lacking here in what people really want in a good RSS feed and what's being mainly delivered. The program owners are not usually the guys running blogs and the sort so there's a communication gap. So what is it that you RSS users really want/need if you could have exactly what you need?(within reason, no, I can't make an RSS feeds that shoots money into your computer...)? Educate us program owners. __________________ Ray "The Don" Vega Managing Director Private Equity Fund [email protected]

09-18-2006, 04:37 PM	#2
squishypimp PostMaster General Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 10,781	Nice written content for my blogs is always good. keywords need to be placed in the posts that go along with the niches. __________________ Signature For Sale

09-18-2006, 04:53 PM	#4
jacobsfilth Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 133	Fewer pics with very relevent text, a story or description. I have made money for years in the yahoogroups referring people to ggg dvd's by making a unique filmstrip of the best stills in a movie all in one large pic, like a snapshot of the whole movie in one big frame, and supplimented it with why the video is good, what the girl does and I try to use the main keyword four or five times in that description. I post one every few days. The result is groups with 15000+ members now that i'm making the move to blogs and using video clips more, If ggg put out a feed with that text and a clip or something, my life would be easy and I'd make more time getting traffic to my blogs and make better search engine ratings which means more sales. So that's what I want in a feed. If that makes sense. __________________ 22,364 yahoo groups 7825 Msn groups Usenet Groups

09-18-2006, 04:58 PM	#5
Solid Bob Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Easy Webcam Pro Posts: 1,213	We created the perfect setup for sponsors and offered it at minimum wage prices in order to prove to them how valuable it was. There are a few that "see the light" so to speak but the majority want to "do it themselves" and are missing one of the next big things in adult. So much so that we are considering either a) Mainstream only, while adult is usually 1000 miles ahead the owners are overall pretty clueless in this area. b) Doing the groundwork ourselves, offering it for free, then charging an arm and a leg when sponsors finally wake up. You are right though, the feeds today are mostly worthless and only cater to the super lazy or super noobs. Good luck with it. __________________ [email protected]