A new UK-based provider of RSS [Rich Site Syndication] ’scraping’ facilities, has just unveiled to the public a new web service that empowers it’s users to be able to provide their own RSS feeds, with no prior programming knowledge or familiarity with RSS or XML.

RSS solves varying amounts of problems webmasters commonly face, such as increasing their traffic, and gathering and distributing news and information. RSS can also be the basis for additional content distribution services, such as the Amazon product feed which affiliates can carry on their webpages.

From the RSS creator’s point of view, it’s often a jungle of mixed standards, unfamiliar programming language and a technical minefield that may or may not ever be circumnavigated, especially if they have little or no skills or interest in the workings of the format.

With this new site-to-RSS automatic scraping service the company has created a web service which is strikingly easy to use, dissolves all the complexities of RSS programming, is free and is surprisingly powerful and sophisticated.

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