Feed.Us

You try out Feed.Us and you end up hating it. What do you do?

We have enjoyed working with some new beta customers. Here's a list of some new sites powered by Feed.Us.

I'm going to try to explain our dynamic functionality we call "the detail page". Aka Permalinking.

What to do to get started with Feed.Us - all via video help.

asp:ControlName is not a known element. Silly problems with AJAX.Net

We don't care about your site's template. Just your content: your news, recipes, and event calendars.

We've been using web analytics software for quite some time. We thought we'd share some tips for folks who are new to the game.

We just blogged about the initial launch of Feed.Us - the 'free' version. Why are we going to go free?

We've been changing that "coming to..." text at the top of this page several times. Very exciting... we're getting close to launching our first public version of Feed.Us.

We're working on a new logo. Any help/thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

Recently my favorite email newsletter's design went from elegant to horrible. It made me realize that we should comment about the dying (dead?) art of email newsletters.

So we seem to be stuck on this topic: more iPhone design observations.

We're making an iPhone version of a demo and we thought we'd share a few things.

We're a tad defensive about this subject. But hey, people scoff when we tell them Feed.Us was built on .Net. This is why we made the decision.

CMS Wire's Jason Campbell sat down with Feed.Us's Rick Stratton.

You've gotta love the CMS "solution provider" techno-babble.

Soon you won't have to hack-the-crap out of Movable Type, Word Press or Drupal.

More evidence to support our theory that 2008 is the year of the mobile web.

What's the difference between a Content Delivery Network and a Content Delivery Platform?

I am not a programmer nor do I play one on TV. That's why CSS and XSL are powerful ingredients of Feed.Us.

Yes, it's pretty simple to make a RSS feed using Feed.Us. In fact, you can make a ton of them quite easily. But what do you do if you don't use Feed.Us, don't have a CMS that makes it simple and don't have a developer? Here's a hack that will get it done.

We've done some serious research and prepared a list of excuses for you!

We're making a series of help videos for Feed.Us. This first one is a primer on how to add Feed.Us to your site.

Part 2 in the series about mobile browsing. This time we offer some suggestions and links for creating a mobile website.

Yeah, the mobile web has been around for a long time. It's been active, but not generally accepted. But we here at the Feed.Us headquarters are witnessing a sudden explosion of mobile browsing. Finally, worlds are colliding (and George is getting upset!)

Just a quick note to let you know that Feed.Us now works with .php and .jsp sites (as well as .asp). Asp.net coming soon.

Auto-publish your articles to mobile users using Feed.Us, Twitterfeed and Twitter.

XSL is a main ingredient in Feed.Us. Find out more about this underappreciated but very capable W3C technology.

The folks at Wisconsin high school hockey team WNS Hockey used Feed.Us to create a great hockey website.

Next installment of my monetize-your-domain series. How do you make people click on the contextual ads?

Here are a few, basic, often neglected SEO tips to remember.

The new RSS Importing is now functional. 'Pull' content from other sources and then 'push' all of it to any other site.

RSS importing is almost ready.

Over the past few weeks, I've experimented with the contextual ad networks. I've just gone back and forth between Google Adsense and Yahoo Publisher's Network. In my experience, Google is way better. However, there's a reason to use both networks - and you probably won't guess why.

Feed.Us was made to work on any servers - especially cheap hosting. Here is how to setup Godaddy to work with Feed.Us.

This is part 1 of a 3 part post regarding making money with domains. It's for folks who own domains and the domain just sit there in your godaddy/netsol/register.com account.

An update on Feed.Us...

One of our last large projects, before Feed.Us, was to create an ad network for a medium sized daily newspaper. Our original intention was to integrate an existing ad system for the customer. Unfortunately there aren't many options. Here's what we found...

These days, you don't need someone to custom make you some sort of application. Whether you're big or small, there seems to be a web software developer making an application that might fit your needs.

If you know a little about html coding and website design, then you're probably a little scared of CSS. You should learn to love CSS because it's like a gift from the design gods.

Now that Spam has completely ruined email - how do you make a HTML newsletter?

Some tips about getting your video from your camera to your website.

Feed.Us loves RSS.

Feed.Us was built to utilize the wonders of CSS.

Cheap hosting is one of the reasons we started Feed.Us.

Combine Feed.Us with Disqus...

For the past couple months, we've been hard at work at one of the last "beta" upgrades on Feed.Us. Once we get this one out there, we're going to start opening Feed.Us up. (We'll also have to get some real servers in a real hosting facility).

We've built Feed.Us in such a way that it can handle any amount of traffic that your web host can handle.

Sites using Feed.Us is currently pushing 40 and over 25,000 monthly pageviews.