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"Newsjacking" is the act of leveraging breaking news to get traffic to your content.

Let's say there's a blackout at a Superbowl, and Oreo immediately tweets out an image of an Oreo cookie in the dark with the words, "You can still dunk in the dark." Yeah, you remember when that happened. It's an example of newsjacking, and that one tweet (which cost nothing) was worth more in sales and publicity than buying a Superbowl commercial.

Or maybe the news story is that a software mogul just sold...

The Most Asked Question at RSSMasher is, "Where Do I Find the Best RSS Feeds for Autoblogging?" 

We have created many video training lessons on finding RSS Feeds and we've written numerous blog articles on the subject.

Listed below are our favorite education resources on how to find the best RSS Feeds. We use this same list to teach our own VA's!

Video Lessons on Finding RSS Feeds:

1. 10 Easy Ways to Find RSS Feeds | Geek Out Fridays | RSSMasher Technology
   YouTube: RSSMasher Channel...

1 Facebook content

2 Twitter content

3 Syndwire RSS feed

4 Content Farms

5 Other Content Aggregators

6 WordPress sites

7 Squidoo pages

8 Blogger

9 FCS network

10 Feedburner

11 RSS to IFTTT accounts

12 RSS to Emails

13 RSS to Text/SMS message

14 RSS with money site on private blog network

15 R/H side feeds on Wordpress sites

16 Persicope to Wordpress to RSS

17 YT channel RSS feed

18 Ping FM

19 Free Wordpress RSS blog content

20 Feed other bookmarking social accounts

For more tips on RSS Feeds...

10 Easy Ways to Find RSS Feeds 

1. RSSMasher Technology software has 150 niche specific RSS Feeds in over 47 categories directly inside the software. Just use the pull down and select the feed. This list is constantly being added to as we find new RSS Feeds that have full post content
2. RSSMasher Technology will have 250+ YouTube channels for RSS video embeds in 40 niches (coming 2/21/20).
3. Damon’s top 25 Feeds - Download this PDF http://www.rssmasher.com/Top25
4. Paul Hollands 1000+ Rss...

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and it’s is a simple, standardized content distribution method that can help you stay up-to-date with your favorite newscasts, blogs, websites, and social media channels.

Instead of visiting sites to find new posts or subscribing to sites to receive notification of new posts, find the RSS feed on a website and read new posts in an RSS reader.

How did the RSS Standard come about?

In March 1999, Netscape created RDF Site Summary which was the first...