I’m the author of the “RSS to Co-op” online application, now you can download it at
http://www.seo-search.net/rsstocoopdev/

Regards,

Pierre

Go to http://www.google.com/coop/manage/subscribedlinks,
and submit a link like this:

http://www.seo4fun.com/php/rss-parser.php?url=YOURRSSFEEDURL

e.g.
http://www.seo4fun.com/php/rss-parser.php?url=http://www.blog.com/blog/feed/

Note: Your feed has to be RSS 2.0; I only had time to write one regexp. Also, I won’t guarantee I won’t move the script; if I do and if someone likes the script I’ll post the source somewhere. The parser isn’t perfect, so it may choke on a post or two. You can check the XML by loading up your url in your browser.

You don’t need to download or upload anything. And it refreshes itself, so if you publish a new post, it will show up after a few hours in the Onebox when Google repings your feed. Last thing, your post will show up for categoires you published your post under.

If I could just figure out how to pull archived feeds and create database objects for categories, a script like this could cover alot of queries if you have a big blog. For small blogs its still fun but not productive.

Not only was the page obviously spam (just a doorway loaded with keywords) but it showed 0 links on msn for the TLD and the individual page…

How on earth could this be possible? No PR, not an old page (it was a new free porn hosting company from the TLD) and absolutely no links and it’s still getting TOP spot in Google for it? Whatever the guy did is a genius, he was holding about 6 of the 10 places for “home owner insurance quotes” of every state for about a week there…

Any idea how this could be possible UNLESS he was working at Google? Get back to me by email if possible or leave a comment here, I’m really curious about this… I can remember the TLD if you’re interested…

i.e., search on “cheap cialis” or even “cheap viagra” for that matter…looks as familiar as ever!