Manage RSS Feeds With Feedcycle

Do you own a blog that tells a story? Don’t you wish there was a way for you to publish your story in an orderly manner? Well, with Feedcycle, you can control how frequently your feed will be delivered to your readers.

As for me, I think that this might going to be a great feature for clever Internet marketers who have newsletter series that they want to distribute for free. Just imagine how cool it is going to be if those who subscribe to your newsletter could read your RSS feeds, podcast and even videos syndicated in a timely manner by Feedcycle.

If you have a novel that you want to read, you can try to find it in their RSS feed directory. Who knows if one of the novels you want to read is already available there?

The RSS feeds are also tagged to make it easier for other users to find your submission.

If you sign up for a free account, you will be given 1 GB bandwidth limit per month with 500 items per feed cycle. You will also get at least 30 feed cycles to play around with. They’re planning to offer a commercial service for users that need higher bandwidth to syndicate their RSS feed.

Right now, Feedcycle is organizing a competition for $500 creating a Christmas carol, the theme is the song Twelve days of Christmas. I think it’s an interesting way to kickstart their service. So, if you think you’re a genius when it comes to create a parody, I urge you to give it a try.