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Recently I have found and connected with IngBoo which is a similar to Google Reader or an RSS reader except that it can feed in almost any content source and create subscriptions out of it. You can create a source from twitter keywords, blog RSS feeds, craigslist posts or even Monster.com Job listings. IngBoo will show all of your subscriptions cleanly in separate tabs and email you once a day with all your updated subscriptions.
Bloggers can leverage IngBoo like they would Feedburner by installing the subscribe button, blog owners can also pull reports and show how many IngBoo subscribers they have and more. With a chicklet coming in the future to display your subscribers in a badge, to user and click through reporting (know how may people looked at your feed and clicked through to your site).
IngBoo is more than just an RSS reader and because of its flexibility to create nearly any content stream and turn it into a subscription, this service is likely to become popular and I hope that it expands rapidly.
Here is a screenshot of what multiple subscriptions look like:
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September 21st, 2009 at 12:25 am
Interesting site, I’ve just signed up
Richard Arblaster´s last blog ..Hello Facebook where is my new search?
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