Manage and display unlimited web feeds on your website. No programming knowledge is necessary.
Have fresh content automatically pulled to your website 24/7 utilizing web feeds (all versions of XML, RSS, RDF and Atom) from news sites, YouTube, Search Engine results, affiliate programs and blog's (view more example feed providers).
Completely template-based system for easy editing and customization.
There's many ways to use FeedAM. Here's some ideas:
Web Feed "Archive"
Since most RSS/Atom web feeds contain only about 10 items at any given
time with older items being removed over time, FeedAM conveniently archives
the items in a MySQL database.
Video Aggretator
YouTube offers many different options of feed output. You can create
feeds based on specified tags (search keywords), by user (video producer),
most popular.. You can create category pages and make a feed for each
category such as Music Videos, Funny Pets, Comedy, Sports, How-To Tutorials,
News, Politics etc..
Parse & Display YouTube
RSS feeds on your website
Article Aggregator
Many article depositories offer RSS feeds of their entire database of
articles for webmasters to republish on their own sites.
Podcast (Audio File) Aggregator
Affiliate Marketing Niche Sites
You can even create an entire site just using RSS feeds from affiliate
programs such as eBay, Amazon.com, Shareasale, and many others.
Make
Money with Affiliate Marketing Programs and RSS
Parse & Display
eBay Affiliate Program RSS feeds on your website
Parse &
Display Amazon.com Affiliate RSS feeds on your website
SEO Content Builder
Add keyword-rich, relevent content to your website.
Remember, you can build an entire site using FeedAM's Content Management System OR you can simply use FeedAM to display RSS/Atom feed data around your existing website content. RSS, Atom and content syndication is not just for publishing feed data on blogs.
Make money with FeedAM and RSS Feeds
More affiliate programs are now offering RSS feeds to affiliates containing product entries.
Generate unlimited pages of relevant content on your site. Google, Yahoo, MSN & other search engines like sites that are updated constantly with new content.
Using the template engine, you can easily modify the look of your site/pages built. Increase your ad revenue by including banners and AdSense code on your pages.
Question: I've seen other similar PHP RSS aggregator scripts out there. How does FeedAM stack up against the competition?
Answer: You're not limited to just blog posts as another popular script offers. You can display RSS and Atom feed data easily on ANY webpage. Many other scripts don't allow you to easily edit the feed channel data (title, description, link, etc.) Most other scripts don't offer Atom feed support. FeedAM also offers user functions such as comments, ratings and search along with user accounts plus login - allowing you to create an online community. Most importantly all the data is stored in your database and text is embedded directly in your pages unlike some JavaScript widgets. Some other programs even generate the web pages on your local computer, leaving you to FTP the pages to your server later. With FeedAM you don't have to worry about that since everything is managed and build right on your server. You can setup CRON jobs to parse the feeds and build the pages every 5 minutes, hourly, daily or whenever you choose. FeedAM offers pagination (you set # of entries per page), mixed or grouped feed style, sorting RSS items (by newest first, alphabetically, user rating, custom rank value). You can also create custom or "synthetic" feeds and items/entries of your own data. Over a thousand hours went into the development of FeedAM and it's unlikely you'll find a superior turn-key RSS aggregation solution PERIOD.
How FeedAM Works:
1. Add the feeds.
Enter RSS, Atom or RDF feed URLs and define which templates to use to display feed data. Define the number of entries per page (or have all on one page), number of pages to build (or select unlimited). Define if a feed should be "Live only" which excludes the feed from archiving.
2. Add Category Pages (optional).
Select which feeds to display in each category. Mix feed entries/items together (with multiple sorting options) in a list or keep feed entries/items grouped separately.
3. Customize Templates.
Easily edit and design templates in your WYSIWYG HTML editor. Macros are used to create your layout for displaying feed data elements (title, link, description, etc.). This couldn't be any easier!
4. Parse the feeds to store content in the database.
Parse the feeds and archive all feed data in a MySQL database. This is optional since some feeds you won't want to archive such as ending eBay auction listings.
5. Edit feed contents (optional).
You have the ability to edit all feed data elements in the admin. Create "keyword strings" that auto-link keywords to specified URLs. You can also completely hide (not display on site) particular entries/items from a feed if desired.
6. Build/Display the pages.
Build category pages, feed directory pages, feed data pages, individual entries/items pages, newest entries/items pages. You can even output RSS and Atom feeds for your pages to syndicate your own feeds.
Displaying feeds on your existing pages is very easy by simply using an include.
For example, just paste this code wherever you want a feed to appear on your site(s):
<?PHP include'http://www.yoursite.com/live_feed.php?fid=FEED_ID' ?>
7. Setup CRON jobs to make your site auto-update.
Set your server to automatically parse and build the pages on your site to any time(s) you wish.
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