>> AFF. PROGS: *FREE* RSS Consultation, Assessment!
 

Previously I posted a thread asking affiliate program heads who think they have effective RSS feeds to post them for my assessment, posted publicly on GFY.

Now, I'd like to offer all affiliate programs FREE, private consultation on their affiliate RSS feeds!

I'll give you an honest opinion on how to make your feeds better.

Obviously, morphing will be highly recommended, but if that's not something you're open to investing in, no worries. We'll still find ways to make them better for your affiliates.

Only program 'heads' are able to request this.

Hit me kmanrox at feedmorphers with your ICQ #, affiliate program URL without refcode, RSS feed examples, coinciding hosted blog examples (if applicable) and any other details you feel I should know and I'll get back to you asap.

** YOUR RSS FEED ASSESSMENT WILL BE 100% PRIVATE, VIA EMAIL **

hey brother will be getting with you on icq about this ASAP

hey rob can you shoot me an email pls? swamped right now but will go over everyone's stuff when things slow down later.

Sent an e mail already.

We have a lot of options, I sent you one sample, but you can log in and try all the different variations.

I just sent an ICQ so you knew I was there :winkwink:

bump for you!

We've worked with K-man and I could not be happier with the results!!!!

If anyone would like some un-biased, 3rd party feedback for his services, feel free to contact me!!!

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looks like a good deal people should take him up on this

thx c-bass :)

I'm surprised the response hasn't been as well as I thought. Perhaps affiliate program owners don't realize the potential of blogging affiliates?

Affiliate marketing vehicle poll:

fucking-around-and-business-discussion/829945-promote-using-blogs.html

there are a bunch of programs that have rss feeds that dont work properly. one big one who just launched some new sites I have emailed 3 times about their rss feeds with 3 different issues and have yet to get a response. and I notice the issue is fairly common with rss feeds programs are ignoring this feature