Feeds help you save time and be more productive. Rather than checking your favorite blogs and news sites every day for updates, you can subscribe to a feed so that all the content from those sites comes to you. Software that checks feeds for updates and sends them to you is called a "feed reader".
Feeds come in a few different formats, the most common being RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Other formats include Atom and XML. Any good feed reader can accept any of these formats.
How Can I Find a Feed?
Websites that have an available feed you can subscribe to typically will show one of the following icons in the browser toolbar:
The feed or RSS icon shows that there is content on that page or site that you can subscribe to through a feed reader. By clicking on the icon you can look at the feed and see what kind of content is there.
What's Feed My Inbox?
Feed My Inbox is a feed reader that is perfect for web novices and newbies alike.
It requires no new software and does not involve a learning curve. Instead, it leans on a technology you already know: EMAIL.
You can subscribe to any number of feeds through Feed My Inbox. The results from each feed will be delivered to your email inbox. You can have feed updates delivered in a single email that is sent to you once per day or in real-time as updates are posted to the feed.
You can subscribe to up to five feeds absolutely free using Feed My Inbox. For more feeds and account features, we offer paid plans starting at only $5/month.
