RSS Equalizer: Good or Bad?

[jplwebdesign]

I would like some feedback from people that use RSS Equilizer. Is it legit, or just a quick way to get your site kicked out of the search engines?

Thanks,
Jason

[CJAndT]

I have had it for a while, and it is a good program, however, anywhere that I was using it, I have changed over to "Carp". More options/features and available for free, however, ALOT harder to configure/tweak/adjust.

[Ken]

I used RSS Equalizer for a while but I stopped after my host suspended my account because the software was using too much bandwith. I have since switched to RSS Content Builder (http://rsscontentbuilder.com/) which in my opinion is a much better program.

[Heather]

I would love to use this on one of my sites for constant and fresh content but it is really a niche market and I just don't think there's enough info out there to utilize it.

What would you suggest so that I could find out if it's the worth it to add something like that to a website?

Heather

[smgenie]

EZ RSS is the best program I have found for this. But it is a subscription service.

Have used both this and RSScEqualizer and find EZ RSS more targetted.

David Chandler
www.stockmarketgenie.com

[flyer]

> I used RSS Equalizer for a while but I stopped after my host suspended my account because the software was using too much bandwith. I have since switched to RSS Content Builder which in my opinion is a much better program.

This doesn't make sense to me. Accessing a given feed is going to take a certain amount of bandwidth each time it's done, regardless of what program does it. You must have a TON of sites if you hit your bandwidth limit with this.

And you need a better host- they should warn you before you hit the limit, not just suspend the account. Or maybe they are giving you a small limit. 10 GB or more a month is common- hard to imagine using that much just from adding RSS feeds.

I agree that EZRSS is better if you can afford the monthly fee, since it finds the content for you, rather than you having to specify which feeds to use.

[Ken]

There is a FREE version of RSS Reader. try here http://rssfeedreader.com/reader/