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  • Automatically adding content with bookmarking

    In another installment of what I might call “Fun with RSS,” I’ve created a video that will show you how to automatically post any content you want to your web site or blog using bookmarking.

    This is a great little trick for creating “In the News” pages or for scraping company or industry mentions to re-purpose to a web site. I use it to post news mentions I get and mentions of my book from around the Internet, but you could easily use this technique to create custom content pages for search purposes or even create highly personalized newspapers for customers and prospects. Once you get this set up anyone surfing the web for you can build these highly personalized pages.

    The video shows you ways to find the content you are looking for and then use a bookmarking service called delicious to tag the content and create an RSS feed that you then take to a service called Feedburner to create the code to easily publish the content to your site. Once you do this you can add content by simply bookmarking it on delicious using the tag that corresponds to the content and it will get posted automatically to your site.

    Video: Adding content with bookmarking

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    Posted by: John Jantsch on Jan 15, 08 | 9:09 am
    Category: Feedburner, Fun with RSS, Google, New Media, RSS, delicious | Tags:

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    • John
      Thank you for your tutorial on grabbing RSS feeds. Clear, quick, and helpful.
      David
    • Wow.
      As always John, thanks.
    • John Jantsch
      You bet Steve
    • Interesting info, I never knew about it until now. Thanks for sharing
      this valuable information.Great post. Keep it up!
    • To expand on RSS widgets on your site, you can also utilize twitterfeed.com to post RSS feeds to Twitter.

      Comes in handy for importing your blog posts as tweets or simply sharing a shared RSS feed of blog posts you found useful.

      I posted about how to get it all setup up on my blog at wannabeMogul.com.
    • Hi John

      Thanks for this great piece of advice. I am not a great fan of automated content scraping, but this technique is great to publish the fruits of many hours of content searching. Google have a page showing how to customize the output here:Customizing BuzzBoost’s Appearance. Thanks again.
    • John:
      Thanks you for the information. I know it will take me a while to get it done, but I really like the idea and am going to try to put it into motion for my blog.
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