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May 1 2008

FeedBurner Tip: Get Free Backlinks Using Your RSS Feed

Yesterday, John Cow introduced me to Feedbite(see my custom feed). With this free service, I can show all my latest posts. It will use your post titles so you can't anchor them. But the cool thing is that they are dofollow links.

So, I registered and created a "bundle" of 2 RSS feeds. I went to verify the links but they were  all pointing to FeedBurner. You know the long URL that say nothing about the content of the post. ;)

How to fixed that:

  • Login into FeedBurner
  • Select the feed
  • Click on FeedBurner Stats (bottom)
  • Unchecked (you will get less stats)
  • and Save

The result

After, I went back to Feedbite and it was now showing the real URL to my blog. I then looked at McGrath Dot Ca on 1 Cool File and it was showing the real URL of the 5 RSS feed.

Conclusion

To some, it's seemed evident but I noticed that many "known" bloggers are unaware of that. Besides, a link is a link.

If used with 45 Sites To Submit Your RSS Feed, then you may get a few more free links. :D

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    4 Comments on this post

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    1. Mostly Lisa said:

      thanks for your comment on blog monetization. such a hot topic! was super interesting to hear your point of view. yeah Canada!

      May 8th, 2008 at 3:29 am
    2. Utah SEO said:

      Thanks a lot for this post this is a very informational topic about how to get more links thanks

      May 8th, 2008 at 11:35 am
    3. Leo Dimilo said:

      I have actually been testing RSS feeds and which ones google really likes….

      Feedbite, Feedage and 2RSS work really well. In fact, on a couple of my keywords, I am actually getting sometimes as high as 4 links that funnel into my site.

      June 3rd, 2008 at 2:48 am
    4. Steve McGrath said:

      That’s great with your keyword!

      June 3rd, 2008 at 10:05 am

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