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  1 Ruth wrote:

  Lots of helpful information. I have bookmarked your site.

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  2 Ellan wrote:

  Arrived at your website through Google. You know I will be signing up to your rss feed.

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  3 Annie wrote:

  What a great blog

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  4 Megacolegio wrote:

  Nestor Pabon June 4th, 2010 10:38 am Hi Jean;Man, I’ve found your article quite hlpfeul, so much so, that I told all my readers about it in my blog .One other useful tip is to put your article’s keyword and anchor text in the opening paragraph. That way once your article gets syndicated you will get linkjuice to your sites’ post.I also like to use Yet Another Related Posts Plugin because it allows me to also syndicate related posts thus giving me more backlinks.Again, thank you for the great article.

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  5 Abdul wrote:

  Katie March 1st, 2010 11:03 pm What if you have a create a slenwetter where you are supposed to have first article from Category 1 and 4 articles from category 2. Is it possible via hack. I am using Mailchimp and Yahoo pipes but none can sort as we are not publishing category name in rss. How to publish category name in RSS ?

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  6 saritta wrote:

  Dennis Miedema March 7th, 2009 7:30 am Although the info seems on-point, I’m a total noob when it comes to WordPress (I do know how to edit lots of HTML and code though).So I have a qteiuson I would like to invite you (or others reading this) to answer: how can I submit my WordPress blog to several RSS Feed Sites? So sites that contain collections of feeds?Because none of them work with my WordPress blog and I do not know in WHICH file I can edit the code to get a category-specific RSS feed going. So in short: which file will I need to edit with /feed attached to the code, and how can I edit WordPress code (is that possible with Dreamweaver for example?)Any help is much appreciated.Kindest regards,Dennis

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  7 Bedir wrote:

  Atomised: the web design co-operative December 2nd, 2008 1:22 pm Great post. I love RSS and all kinds of feeds. Our campony often use a CMS called Symphony (www.symphony21.com) which is natively XML-based and (especially in version 2) can grab and use any XML/RSS based feed SO easily and of course all the data is stored in XML so can create feeds for anything. It is useful to read what is possible with WordPress a CMS I haven’t used for a year or two but am keen to get into again.

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  8 Alondra wrote:

  Hey, really like the blog, wordpress?

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