In this video you’ll learn how to automate the collecting of highly shareable “viral images” that you can use as content in your social media accounts, on your blog etc to drive traffic.
The great thing about this strategy is that the type of pictures I’m going to teach you how to find and have emailed to you (on autopilot) are so easy to duplicate and make your own, that image copyrights won’t be an issue for you.
And since this can be set up once in just a few minutes, over the long haul, it will save you hours and hours of content research time, while making sure you have a never ending stream of instant viral content at your fingertips.
Here’s what you’ll need:
1. Ifttt.com account – http://ifttt.com
2. Email account with filtering capabilities (my Gmail Smart Feed Reader is perfect for this)
3. RSS Feeds with a ton of quote images
4. RSS FeedFinder (optional, but speeds up finding the right kind of feeds for #3 – http://rssfeedfinder.com)
Check out the tutorial video to see how fast and easy you can set up your own perpetual viral content machine now.
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Thanks Lisa for the valuable info – this is the 3rd of the RSS series from you!!!
Have a good day!
-Paul
Lisa,
Thanks for the email!
Anything I can do to automate some of my research and access niche specific content is definitely appreciated.
Now I just have to reread your previous emails and set aside some time to act on your
suggestions!
Thanks,
John
Hi Lisa,
I already have RSS Authority Sniper.
How is this different?
Paul made a comment that this is the 3rd RSS tool.
Can you tell me what the other one is.
Thank you.
Barry
No, Paul said this is the third TUTORIAL. The links to the other two tutorials are shown at the bottom of the article.
RAS is a SEO tool for boosting your own content via combining it with authority feeds that are also relevent, and getting it indexed through pinging and feed submissions. RFF is not an SEO tool. It’s for helping you find feeds as sources for your content automation strategies.
So they are totally different tools that have the exact features they need for their intended purpose, instead of being overloaded with so many features you can’t tell what you’re supposed to do. The fact that they both RSS feeds in some way doesn’t make them the same type of tool.
Very helpful article! Thank you. Got several good ideas as well.