Free yahoo pipes tool creates custom content rss feeds for you
Our Free Yahoo Pipes tool helps you create unique content for your blog and remove duplicate content in the process.
Here’s how it works:
You enter your primary keywords into our custom pipes.
Our custom pipes will then search multiple websites such as Digg, Technorati, Yahoo News, PRWeb, and Google News for keyword rich RSS content that is related to your site.
Once it finds your keyword related “RSS content”… our custom pipes will compare that RSS feeds to the other RSS feeds it finds for you and remove any duplicate content.
Then our custom pipes will produce a “unique” RSS feed that you drop into your wordpress blog.
Your blog will then post this “unique” keyword-rich RSS content to your wordpress blog at random intervals.
If you are using other sources of content for your blog such as data feeds and articles, and you should, you’ll end up with a truly unique blog that builds itself on auto-pilot.
Here’s the link to our custom yahoo pipes tool again:
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January 23rd, 2008 at 2:29 pm
Hi,
I love the pipes, but all the searches I tested get a technorati error at the bottom of the page. Even your Jeff Johnson example shows the same error. Can that be fixed?
Also, If I use your pipes, will it post on a daily basis? Several times a day? How often. I use other sources for RSS feeds but I like what you have put together. However, I want to make sure that the pipes are updated at least once daily if not more often.
Thanks and great free tools.
Nita
Totally Free Blog Tools says: Here’s what one of my guys has to say about the yahoo pipes tool:
“Technorati had updated their search schematics.
Yahoo Pipes recognized the error and the lack of being able to pull the information from the RSS feed generated by Technorati.
So I made the necessary updates to the pipe which has resolved the issues pipes was outputting.
Second the RSS feed is dynamically generated every time the pipe is run, or executed from a different site.
So based on the keywords and the sites related to those keywords, the RSS feed will always have new content. If you are calling the Pipes RSS Feed into a Wordpress site using a plugin (such as FeedWordpress), the plugin will check the feed for new items. If there are new items in the feed it will create posts for each item. So if you set the time interval in the Wordpress plugin to check often, chances are it will frequently create posts on your blog. Here’s a time line idea of how the process works:
1.) Wordpress Plugin calls Pipes RSS Feed
2.) Pipes RSS Feed executes and adds any new posts to the feed based on the keywords
3.) Wordpress Plugin publishs all new items in the Pipes RSS Feed
4.) First 3 steps are repeated at the given interval specified in the Wordpress Plugin
Hopefully this answers your questions. “
May 10th, 2008 at 10:09 pm
I am confused about how one would get the “unique” RSS feed that your custom pipes will produce to drop into my wordpress blog.
I see how to input my keyword and run the tool to produce the results but I don’t see the rss code that I copy to input onto my wordpress blog. Can you provide instructions as to where I would find this special code.
Thanks
Donald
Anthony Montalbano says:
Unfortunately the free blog software package does not include the additional features to add the Yahoo! Pipes as auto-feed posts. Our premium version of the blog software does include that feature, among many others, but is only available to Jeff’s coaching club. Currently his coaching club is closed, but do stay in tune with UndergroundTrainingLab.com as well as Jeff’s emails. Details on how you can get the premium blog software and access to his coaching club are sure to come…
May 13th, 2008 at 6:36 pm
I’m using your wordpress 2.51 and yahoo pipes together along with wp-o-matic. It is sort of crashing the site. The site comes up blank. The pipes seem to be pulling the feeds but the page post them over and over.
Any ideas?
JOE
Anthony Montalbano says:
I do not have any possible solutions for your error. I do have a suggestion though. Try changing up some of your keywords in the Yahoo Pipes. Rarely does this occasion occur, but some keywords can pull invalid items in a feed. I’ve never used the WP-O-Matic plugin, so it’s hard for me to help you any further.