RSS Submit
Pinging Your RSS Feeds
RSS Feed Pinger – a Convenient Freebie in ScrapeBox
- Comes Free with ScrapeBox – a nice little bonus
- Uses Multi-Threaded Connections for Speed
- Supports Proxies – to get around those pesky IP restrictions
- Keeps Track of Which Feeds Get Successfully Submitted
- Allows You to Pick and Choose Which RSS Services to Use – from a list of over 140
- Submit as Many Sites as You Like – no limits
The ScrapeBox RSS submit feature is pretty neat – it can take a list of RSS feeds and distribute them to loads of different RSS Feed aggregators. Loads of Search Engines use RSS Feeds to find new content so pinging your feeds can speed up the process of getting your new URL’s or links indexed, and help users find your content a heck of a lot faster.
ScrapeBox comes with a handy list of around 150 RSS Feed Services that you can submit your feeds to – and you can add or remove them as you please, so you can customise which ones you use.
If you’re not using a CMS to create your RSS feeds for you, or you want to create a custom feed using URL’s from loads of different domains (like to track backlinks for example), ScrapeBox also has an RSS Feed Creator which can turn your list of URL’s into a proper xml feed that’s ready to go.
So you can take your plain URL’s, use ScrapeBox to turn them into an RSS feed, and then submit that to the various RSS Services. Job done.
Using the ScrapeBox RSS submitter is dead easy, you just tick “RSS” on the submitter, load up the file with your RSS Feed URL’s you want to submit and the list of RSS Services, and then click Start RSS Ping and you’re done – usually in just a few minutes your feed will be submitted to over 150 services. And once it’s done you have the option to remove any services that didn’t work, so your list stays up to date.
But the best bit is – we’ve seen Googlebot and loads of other crawlers in our server logs accessing the feed within minutes of submission – so it’s a great way to get your links and new pages indexed super fast.
