FREE Website Content

If you are looking for content for your website, there are several ways to incorporate dynamic website content into your pages. Our sister site bumblebeeware.com has a simple perl script for fetching news headines and rss feeds with a preconfigured program. Just upload and go.

The program can access XML feeds from an number of millions of websites offering feeds to give your website realtime news and content. From magazine articles to todays news headlines. Weather you run an entertainment site and want the latest hollywood gossip or a serious news site and need the New York Times headlines, it cam all be done very simply.

Other sites provide simple copy and paste java script based webfeeds like BuzzTrader's automotive classified. Webmasters can set up an account and paste a simple code in their page to display thousands of cars for sale. Using the free classified content base for ad revenue you can begin generating money immediately. For more details about the web feed see the full program at http://automotiveadvertisers.com.

The old fasion method of adding pages, copying articles from bulky download sites is gone. The new web 2.0 method is to just stream live content from the parent website.

With programs like the automotive content syndication you can build your own content around a working base. Use outside content to drive your site until you become big enough to stand on your own two feet.

At one time content was impossible to come by, now everyone is giving it away like it is contaminated nuclear waste. So building a site from other peoples content is relatively easy. Below are some links to RSS XML feeds that may interest you. But a simple google search will give you millions to choose from.

http://news.yahoo.com/rss

http://www.nytimes.com/services/xml/rss/

http://www.usnews.com/usnews/