RSS Feed Creator Pro is a professional desktop RSS editor that allows you to create and maintain your own RSS news feeds and pod casts. RSS Feed Creator Pro generates feeds using version 2.0 of the RSS standard and it is the best solution for WYSIWYG editing of RSS feeds that does not require any basic knowledge of XML.
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"Easy to use"
"Easy to use"
Pros
Software is easy to use with the creation wizard.
Cons
Tried to submit RSS feed to the server and it could not be done.
Summary
Easy to use software but submitting your RSS feed to the web server can't be done unless you spend another $30. This is a hidden cost that was not disclosed when I first looked at the software. I could have missed it but I don't think so. Submitting your RSS feed to the web is what creating RSS feed is all about, getting your web site to the top of search engines etc. The software may be all it's cracked up to be but full disclosure of all costs must be done. We are not all super marketers with endless resources. Some people may be on a very tight budget and $30 extra is a lot of money when you're struggling to get your internet business going.
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General |
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| Publisher | Webvigour Software |
| Publisher web site | http://www.webvigour.com/ |
| Release Date | July 15, 2009 |
| Date Added | July 15, 2009 |
| Version | 5.5 |
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| Category | Developer Tools |
| Subcategory | Web Site Tools |
Operating Systems |
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| Operating Systems | Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista |
| Additional Requirements | None |
Download Information |
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| File Size | 5.66MB |
| File Name | RSSFeedCreatorPro.exe |
Popularity |
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| Total Downloads | 3,178 |
| Downloads Last Week | 1 |
Pricing |
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| License Model | Free to try |
| Limitations | 30-day trial |
| Price | $49.95 |
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