Create unlimited, custom rss feeds for your Wordpress blog on demand!
Today we are letting a big mean cat out of the bag. It’s something no plugin does for Wordpress bloggers and it is a taste of the powerful apps we have running behind our Authority Site Center publishing system.
And it’s Free!
It’s called Velocity Feeds and, until today, no one outside ASC has been granted use of it in any form.
What Velocity Feeds Wordpress Plugin Does
- Grab total control over your Wordpress blog and pull out TAGGED, custom RSS feeds by keyword!
- Gives you the ability to create “channels” your visitors can subscribe to (like just your podcasts or just a certain topic you write about without all the other things you write about mixed in!)
- Gives you the ability to “reach out” to engines and show them your content in a denser keyword format.
- Gives you more rss feeds to promote in the RSS directories.
- More ways for engines to spider your content DEEPLY regardless of when it was posted - last week or last year - as long as it fits the keyword of the Pheed, the engines will find all your content on that channel subject (if you are just using your basic Wordpress RSS feed, the engines are only grabbing your latest stuff you’ve posted when they spider that one, limited feed!)
- Advertiser supported in free version, but extremely unobtrusive!
- Create as many feeds as you like - if you have 5-10 posts on a keyword topic you can and should turn it into a Pheed.
- All feeds are perfectly validated AND properly TAGGED so you don’t have to worry about your feeds not being indexed by the search engines!
- All feeds are live the moment they are called, no waiting for cron updates.
- Create a feed directory so your visitors to subscribe to recommended feeds.
- Extremely easy install. Keep your personal FTP program closed - we upload and format this sucker for you with a custom installer!
Create Multiple, tagged, validated, keyword targeted RSS feeds with Velocity Feeds
ASC Version of PheedPress: The version our members get is meatier, meaner, more hard core. But the free and paid versions above will give you far more marketing power than you have right now and there isn’t another competitor on the market. It is the only plugin of its kind on the web!
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{ 9 comments… read them below or add one }
ngadutrafik 2007 07.27.07 at 11:54 pm
Great Plugin.
Jerry Strain 07.28.07 at 6:22 pm
Are you crazy? You’ve just given away the one ring that rules them all.
Jack, I don’t think this world is ready for a plugin that grabs the SE’s by the throat and directs them deep into your content yielding explosive exposure for keywords at every level, no matter the length of the tail.
Please everyone do not stare into the light, it’s beam is laser focused and incomprehensible. Just knowing this tool is freely available makes me cry for your competition. I’m just thankful ASC has given me the advantage over FTR readers with the full version.
Jerry Strain
Charlie 07.28.07 at 9:56 pm
Many thanks Jack, this looks like a great bit of kit.
One question though. Do the ads bleed any PR? I am trying to assess how much value there is in the paid version.
Jack Humphrey 07.29.07 at 8:16 am
Charlie,
The value is totally “buying out the advertising” at the bottom of your feeds.
As to PR bleeding, at first I was going to say not to worry, but then I realized that my PR went down from a 5 to a 4 2 rounds ago and I link like a madman to other sites.
That may be how Google rewards me for being helpful and relevant. So anymore I just don’t know about PR bleeding and how Google determines when to dock for linking.
It’s a REAL stupid strategy on their part, if it exists at all. Those guys love to leak information through “other people” all the time to keep spammers guessing so there’s no way to tell really what will or won’t bleed PR or if PR bleeding even exists to the extent that has been discussed all over the web.
tecHead 07.29.07 at 5:53 pm
Jack said:
“It’s a REAL stupid strategy on their part, if it exists at all. Those guys love to leak information through “other people” all the time to keep spammers guessing so there’s no way to tell really what will or won’t bleed PR or if PR bleeding even exists to the extent that has been discussed all over the web.”
This is very much true; although IF ‘those guys’ are utilizing their very expensive MIT degrees and sticking with “logic”, then since the actual website and the RSS feed are essentially two different components of the whole… the PR in question should be that of the RSS feed and not the website.
If you have a PR indicator on your browser toolbar, you can sometimes see that the RSS feed has a PR ranking. Not that I’ve paid much attention to it, (like many, I prefer consuming feeds through a reader); but I can remember seeing instances of such.
I guess (then) maybe the question would morph into; “Who prefers viewing RSS feeds outside of their favorite reader? Do they pay more attention to the PR of the feed or are they looking to consume the content?”
Homer 10.03.07 at 8:18 am
Jack,
This looks to be a very valuable plugin for the paid version - never mind the free version.
I have looked over the site but can not find the answer to one question I have… Is the plugin restricted to one site or can it be used across several sites I own? ( … and is the answer different for the paid and the free versions?)
tecHead 10.03.07 at 1:04 pm
Homer,
Both the Free and Paid versions of PheedPress can be used across your entire site network. Its just suggested that you perform separate installs for each site; so not to mix up your Pheeds.
Hope this helps…
tecHead
Melissa 10.10.08 at 4:54 pm
This looks like a great plugin. Is it still available? I can’t get the links to work.
Jack Humphrey 10.11.08 at 6:05 am
Thanks for reporting that. We took down the PheedPress site and it is now forwarded to http://contentdesk.com/freestuff.html where the plugin is located. It has been renamed “Velocity Feeds” and is mid way down the list of downloads.