I’ve been waiting for Feedolu, a RSS feed reader that will blow your mind, for months and it’s now open for public beta. Feedolu uses advanced feed reading technology and combines that with social features commonly used on sites like Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
Not only is it a fantastic interface, designed by my friends at Dashal, Feedolu is completely free to use. You so totally want to know more, don’t you?
Public Profiles
Feedolu users will have a public profile with their own URL (feedolu.com/username). You can customize your background, create a bio and attach a link to a website (like Twitter) and website RSS feed as well. When a user attaches an RSS feed to their profile, other users can then go and subscribe to that RSS feed, giving that user the opportunity of increased website traffic via subscriptions. Ummmm, hello sweetness.
User Following
Feedolu lets you follow and be followed by other Feedolu users. When you follow another user, you’re able to view items they’ve shared or commented on in a real-time social panel.
SEO
It just keeps getting better. Each time you share a post on Feedolu, it creates a new page that can not only be commented on by other Feedolu users, but it’s also a searchable page.
Unlimited Feeds and Feed Walls
Everything that’s always limited you before has been something the design team at Dashal has paid attention to—like annoying feed restrictions. With Feedolu, there are zero restrictions to the amount of feeds you can subscribe to or feed walls you can create.
Back-End Processing
Feedolu processes your feeds 24 / 7 whether you are on the site or not, allowing you to never miss content. It also allows you to view up to thousands of feeds at the same time, since they store feed content in their database–and that means you don’t have to go from feed to feed. My head is already swimming and we’ve only begun using Feedolu.
Feedolu not only acts as a powerful, easy to use RSS feed-reading platform designed for both the occasional and powerful user, it allows users to share and engage with other users, and for website owners and companies to have a new tool in driving traffic to their content and websites.
Here’s a video that’ll show you more about Feedolu, so check it out:
Bottom line? Run, don’t walk, to sign up for the BETA and try Feedolu out. It is really an incredible tool and I’m thinking you’re going to like it as much as we do—and it’s only in the early stages of development, with additional improvements still in the works.
Shelly Kramer is a 20+ year marketing veteran and CEO of V3 Broadsuite, a marketing consultancy, and the President of Broadsuite Media Group. She’s also a founding partner in Futurum, a research and analysis company, and a founding partner in XVA Labs, a company focused exclusively on helping brands navigate the process of digital transformation as it relates to corporate culture.
Shelly is a brand strategist focused on digital transformation, and delivering integrated marketing solutions for clients. She’s an expert at lead gen, omnichannel marketing, all things tech-related, content strategy and execution, connecting social media to business initiatives, and helping clients leverage the web for growth and profitability.
Research conducted by Onalytica throughout the course of this last year named Shelly as #42 on their list of Big Data: Top 100 Influencers and Brands for 2016, #38 on their list of Content Marketing: Top 100 Influencers and Brands for 2016, #38 on their list of Future of Work: Top 100 Influencers and Brands for 2016, and #66 on their IoT: Top 100 Influencers and Brands for 2016 list. This recognition indicates that when it comes to all things related to technology and how it powers business today, she brings a wealth of experience to the fore.
She was also recognized as one of MediaPost’s Top-100 Social Media Power Influencers, 2015 Edition, and has been recognized by Forbes on a number of occasions, most recently as one of the Top 40 Social Selling Marketing Experts and Top 50 Social Media Influencers.
Shelly is part marketer, part tech analyst, part futurist, and all geek, with a propensity for numbers, and producing results. You can find her on LinkedIn and Twitter.
