Feedfuze Update

We’re currently in the process of improving the user interface and user experience of our Feedfuze free RSS aggregation/widget product. But even in its current stage of development, we’re seeing a lot of people already use it. It’s already ranked in the 670,000’s in Alexa rankings, which is pretty sweet.

For those of you who don’t know, Feedfuze is not a reader client, or feed “joining” tool. It’s a system that allows content publishers to generate their own feeds and display widgets by picking and choosing stories from many other feeds. You can “mash up” several different feeds into one overall feed, or create a lot of mashed-up feeds and put them all into one display widget. You can see an implementation of it at the main Feedfuze Web site.

We’ve also been receiving praise for Feedfuze all around the Web. The one we’re most proud of comes from Brad Andersohn, ActiveRain (at GeekEstate Blog): “Here’s a great way to syndicate and manage RSS feeds like none other I’ve seen.  Feedfuze allows you to create fuzes, then place them in containers to be hosted on your Blog or Website.  Fully functional with editing capability.  You can select which articles from which feeds you choose to share.”

I could not have said it better myself. So if you have a blog and want to use our service, go to the Feedfuze Web site and set up a widget today. You’ll be glad you did. Seriously, you will.