#feedweb plugin

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Blogger Routine

Every blogger has his/her routine. You write a post upload it to social media, and then start networking and reaching out and working non-stop to get more people to visit your site. Not every blogger works like that every day or on any day, but most likely each and every person that ever started a blog had to go about thing “blogger routine”.

Today, if a blogger is able to create good content (what is good content?), finding readers should not be that difficult if that blogger is willing to work at it-at getting people onto the site through various strategies. Yes today there are more websites than ever, but with quantity comes both quality and its opposite-junk. So, yes you are going to have more competition later today than you do now, but content is what will win the race.

What if a blogger could create an easier routine that focuses more on content, content, and content? If content is that important, than shouldn’t there be an easy and fast way to get it out to the public (which has no idea of the content’s existence)? Feedweb is rapidly working non-stop to make that the case-

Readers Community and the Monitor (which content engages?)

Months ago, one of the bloggers using Feedweb-MoneyMakerSpy-wrote that on a “good” day he was able to attract almost 60 readers to his site. What is a good day? What he did not realize (at least not at the time of writing the post) was that the “good” thing was his content.

The Blogger Routine: With Feedweb

Publish a post using Feedweb. Create a great title/subtitle (like creating an advert-something catchy!). Your “name” should not be admin-that is boring!

Now you have posted your new post on the site and of course to social media (Facebook, Twitter, and so on). What is next? Well, now that you are using “Feedweb” (assuming you agreed to “terms&conditions”) your post is in the aggregator.

You are attracting readers from your site, social media, and Feedweb Readers Community-Call this a cheat-sheet. Any and all advantages for bloggers (especially free ones) are welcomed!

Now you can take a break and let your content speak for itself. Go get some coffee, and a breath of fresh air.

Go comment on other blogs to create relationships, upload to reddit and others, and if you want “try” to do some SEO (is it worth the time).

***Instead of starting out at point 0 now you can start at point 1.5. Make sense?

Now that you are using Feedweb, you don’t have to spend as much time online trafficking your site to every person. I would assume that we all want to work hard and encourage people to visit our site-but what if they don’t come back? With Feedweb, if you have good content, you will always have readers coming back.

It will start slowly, but once you get a hang of it, you will have the head-start on other bloggers that will push you over the top.

You don’t need to change your routine with Feedweb-and we don’t recommend that. Feedweb offers you, the blogger, an opportunity to get ahead of the pack, even if it’s just a few feet in front of them. DO YOU KNOW THAT A NEW BLOG IS BEING STARTED RIGHT NOW? Why not give yourself an edge?

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And more than 1900 others….

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Blog Aggregator: Feedweb Portal

Bloggers are always looking to build relationships in hopes of branching out and finding a new group of people to add to his/her audience. I am no professional on that, even though I have created my own share of relationships. What is one of the ways that a blogger can accomplish this? Blogging networks, including a blog aggregator. There are thousands if not millions of bloggers that are looking to grow and reach new readers-so every head-start that you can gain on the competition is helpful.

One of the easiest and most popular ways to grow is through using an aggregator service. Usually using this service is free (if you are paying just to be in the aggregator-that’s weird). The Feedweb portal allows bloggers to connect with one another and gives all of us a chance to read refreshing news and updates from new parties.

There is too much on the web to be discovered. Give yourself a chance to discover and learn something new everyday through Feedweb’s aggregator service.

Lets make sure we are all on the same page:

Feedweb Plugin-A feedback collector and rating widget that allows for monitoring engagements by posts and authors. http://wordpress.org/plugins/feedweb/

Aggegator-A website/software that displays a certain type of media from different sources (in one location).

The Feedweb aggregator’s “pages” tab displays the newest, “recommended” blog posts. Only those posts that include an image will be displayed as recommended as well as  a “normal” publisher/author name.–> http://feedweb.net/RCP/

Do you want to read something specific? In a certain language? We’ve got it. There are the following options to filter through the various posts and find exactly what your looking for or just stroll through and find some informative and/or entertaining content.

By language-top left corner

Recommended/Most Voted/Best Voted/Latest

By Time: Last year, month, week, or anytime

Categories

Keyword search

If you write high quality content there is no reason your blog should not have its posts recognized in the Feedweb aggregator. Name one blog that does not want feedback? If there is one, I’d like to see it, and if there is no time to ask questions, then just get a rating-it’s better than nothing.

If you want to create new relationships with bloggers on the same topic as you or with someone that is not exactly in your niche, you can use the search bar, or any other criteria to find those new friends.

My question for you is, why not use it? I can’t think of a good answer not to get your post into the Feedweb Readers Community.