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RSSTop55
Best Blog Directory And RSS Submission Sites
Where To Submit My RSS Feeds And Weblog URLs To Get More Exposure, Visibility And Reach
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*As more and more people get involved with the Internet and as more Web sites, blogs, news services and other online resources continue to grow in number and variety it becomes increasingly important to maintain high visibility and exposure for the content being generated by closely following the major distribution media.
Until now the web was populated by Web sites and other HTML-based content pages, and the main vehicle for reaching content has been the large use of major search engines and directories.
As a rapidly increasing number of content sources, new and old, migrate or add RSS as a key distribution channel, and as more people utilize RSS newsreaders and aggregators to keep themselves informed, the ability to maintain high exposure and visibility is gradually shifted from a complete attention to major search engines and content optimization techniques to an increasing awareness of RSS feed directories and search tools.
If until now the world of content optimization online went under the umbrella of SEO (search engine optimization) and SEM (search engine marketing) from now it exist, at least in principle the opportunity to grow another complementary field tentatively called RSSEM (RSS search engine marketing).
I have been inspired and prompted to do this first by my own need to support skilled change agents and communicators like the ones I personally support (http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/sepp, http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris, http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/ivaningrilli) and also by Ari Paparo nice initiative of starting to collect online resources where one could easily submit her new blog/RSS feed.
I have personally tested each one of these services to make sure that they are alive and functioning.
One of the key benefits of this reference list is that it provides all of the submission links directly, so that you don't have to waste any time at all to find these at each destination site. This by itself is a significant effort, especially as a number of sites make it consciously hard to find this info, in order to discourage spam and superficial or automated submissions. In some cases I have been able to dig out valuable emails and contact forms after a lot of searching.
I have not included regional or geographically limited directories or search engines, and have dropped any service that did not look reliable or trustable.
By adding up a good set of new and important resources I have been able to more than double up on Ari's initial list of submission sites while extending the coverage to important global news syndicators. The list is also unique as it offers only english-based global directories and no specialized or niche resources.
Other lists available online and which I have credited are either too superficial and not up-to-date (including many sites that either do not work or are not reliable) or listing many search services and tools which do not rely on manual submission to become aware of new blogs/sites/RSS feeds.
I think that this is a VERY powerful list to use to increase your RSS feed/blog exposure and visibility online. If you organize yourself well, with an Excel spreadsheet and the time to track your process through it, you can do the whole effort in less than a day and you can start to see the results the day after.
The directories to which to submit your RSS feed are listed in chronological order (first up what I have collected first; down bottom, the most recent and newly added ones) and NOT according to any importance order. An exception is made for the first group of RSS search engines and directories listed here below as I initially placed here what appeared to me (over two years ago), the most effective directories to which to submit to. But after ranking n°20 or so the order is not too relevant anymore as I did not have yet any specific criteria to properly rank these many different these resources (until the RSStop55 Premium came about). If you are indeed interested in a properly ranked and sorted version of the RSSTop55 plus a unique set of complementary powerful tactics and resources to further increase your RSS-based content exposure and visibility online, look into the RSSTop55 Premium.
Where to submit your RSS feeds and Weblogs ![]()
229) GeekySpeaky
http://www.geekyspeaky.com/links/
GeekySpeaky is a small, growing weblog directory, now counting just more than 200 feeds. Feeds can be searched, browsed by category or latest additions and they can be submitted with three different methods:
- Featured links ($40)
- Regular links ($25)
- Regular links with reciprocal (Free)
Once you are on the submission page, type a name, paste the URL of your feed, make up a description, select a category, provide your name and email, paste the URL containing the page with the reciprocal link, and click continue.
Submit your feed to GeekySpeaky.
Posted on March 31, 2008
228) ReadBurner
ReadBurner is a free online service that aggregates items that are shared on Google Reader.
This works by constantly updating RSS feeds of currently several hundred linkblogs: whenever an item is on multiple feeds, which means it has been shared by multiple people, it is automatically included. r.
Shared items are divided into Popular, Upcoming, Most Recent, Popular This Week and Popular All Time categories.
Adding a link to the service is really simple: without even registering, you just have to copy and paste into a box your public RSS feed of your Google Reader shared items.
To submit your feed to Readbuner by pasting it into the box
Posted on March 10, 2008
227) Blogotion
http://www.freewebs.com/blogotion/
Blogotion is an online blog directory which aims to list high quality blogs. The people behind the directory review blogs prior to accepting them into the index to keep spammers and scrapers out.
Popular blogs lists the top ten. Browse blogs by categories or check out the recommended blog of the month that appears on the home page below the categories.
Blogotion provides a short overview of blogs.
To submit your feed to Blogotion, complete and submit the short form.
Posted on February 21, 2008
226) A1 Web Links
A1 Web Links is a free blog directory that features more than 700 feeds, divided in 24 main categories, where anyone can submit her own RSS feed for free. Without even registering to the service, you can pick between three types of URL submission:
- Featured links: if you pick this option, your blog will be shown on the top of the page. Costs $9.95.
- Regular links your link will be normally added in the directory. Costs $5.95
- Regular links with reciprocal: same as the regular links option, with the only difference that this one is free, and requires you to put a link to the directory on your own web-site
After you have picked which option suits you best, you'll just have to provide your blog's information, your name and email, and click submit.
Submit your blog to A1 Web Links.
Posted on January 21, 2008
225) RSSHugger
RssHugger is a weblog directory that basically combines Technorati, rss directories, and search engine optimization into one. If you own a blog, you can get your own page on rssHugger for 10 years by giving an honest review of the site on your blog. If you want to join rssHugger but do not want to review our site, you can pay a one time review fee of $20. This fee, allows the site's authors to keep out a lot of the spam/useless blogs.
RssHugger features a featured blog on the home page, Top100 page, a "random blog" page that, as the name suggest, shows up one blog of the directory, and a search page, that lets you browse into the feeds.
Sign-up and submit your blog to RssHugger.
Posted on January 7, 2008
224) Webloogle
Webloogle is a blog directory where anyone can submit his own RSS feed URL and keep an eye on how his blog is going.
In fact, after you have signed up, and submitted your blog to the service, by providing the URL, a title, a description,and selecting the appropriate category you want your blog to be showed in, webloogle will offer you a dedicated page on which it'll show information, ratings, statistics of your site, and also a link that other people can click to write a review about your site.
Feeds can be browsed by category, ordered by ranking, or simply searched through the search form.
Submit your feed to Webloogle.
Posted on December 10, 2007
223) MyBlog2U
MyBlog2U is an RSS feed directory featuring more than 2000 different weblogs, divided in 15 main category, which are themselves divided in other sub-categories. Blogs can be also searched, through the search bar on the bottom of the page.
With a simple registration you can submit your own feed for free, as long as it respects the MyBlog2U policies, here listed. The fields you have to fill after you register are blog category, URL, title, and short description.
Back links are really appreciated to promote the directory.
Posted on November 12, 2007
222) Blog Listing
Blog Listing is a free weblog directory where anyone can submit her feed. Available in both paid and free version, you can have your blog listed in the featured links section by paying $8/year, or simple select the free version to get in the regular links section.
To add your own blog you just have to provide the title, URL, description, your name and email, and select an appropriate category. Submitted blogs can then be browsed by category, latest added and top hits.
Submit your feed to BlogListings.
Posted on November 5, 2007
221) FeedFury
FeedFury is a place on the internet where you can submit your RSS feeds, manage them, and also browse other people's feeds, and search through them. It features more than nine thousand feeds, divided in 52 categories, and which produce more than six million pages.
FeedFury allows you also to post your personal RSS feeds: you can post your feed by deciding a category and pasting the feed's URL or you can register to FeedFury and get your own "My Feeds" page where you can browse and edit your feeds.
The site also has a Top 100 section both for the single entries, and the whole feeds, basing on the views a single item has.
Posted on October 22, 2007
220) RSS Micro
RSS Micro is an online RSS feed search engine with more than 65 million feeds, blog posts, and news articles that you can browse and search into. Browsing between the feeds is really simple as you just have to pick between categories and sub-categories to find what you are looking for. Else, if you want to search for something manually, you can look for any word and decide whether to search into the feeds, the articles, or the news, and sort the results by ranking or date-added.
To post your feed, you just have to click the "Submit feed button" from the home page, and provide your name, email address (optional), and URL feed. The RSS Micro's team will then review your submission and decide whether to include your feed or not. No registration is needed.
Submit your feed to RSS Micro by clicking on the link on the right top of the page, and completing the form
Posted on October 5, 2007
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Where to submit your RSS feeds and Weblogs
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