RSS (Real Simple Syndication) is a great way to keep on top of the news (any news!) from anywhere on the Internet. I am sometimes asked how to add new, automatically updating content to a website – and RSS provides easy ways to do just that. While there are several methods to add a single RSS feed’s content to a web page or blog (such as FeedBurner or custom scripts), how do you easily add content from several sources at once? You can actually create a “Feed Mix” of your favorite news sources into a single RSS feed – and then display its headlines (and content, if you choose) on your blog or website – much like the mix of  tech news headlines you see on the sidebar here. (  –>)

Feed Informer makes RSS “mixes” easy. You can sign up for a free account and quickly get started to combine your favorite news sources (using the sources’ RSS feed URL addresses) into a single RSS feed. What’s even better is that you can select both the method and the appearance of how the feed will be displayed. If you have a WordPress blog, this couldn’t be easier. Simply use the RSS widget, add the Feed Informer combo feed URL you created, and voila – instant, self-updating headlines on your site.

Feed Informer takes pains to make the process super-easy and intuitive, walking you through, step by step  – providing helpful info along the way. Check it out!