Productivity Portfolio

We’re living in an information age, but that doesn’t mean we can always leverage it. Few of us have set aside the time to take advantage of new tools such as RSS. Some may subscribe to popular web feeds. A few people may dig deeper to look for more relevant web feeds. All told, there are countless items we should follow regularly, but don’t.

Define your topic and we’ll find the feeds

Here’s the deal. Define for us that one topic you want to know information about and we’ll find the RSS feeds for you for a small fee. In some cases, we may need to create a custom feed if none is available. Each topic is different.

Your interest could be business related. Maybe you need to keep better tabs on your competition, industry news or certain technology. Some may want to have a feed with news items showing their name. Everyone is different.

The topic doesn’t have to relate to your work. Perhaps, you have some hobby or interest that you would like to follow. Here are some items to get you thinking:

• Job openings in your profession or location
• Legislative issues
• Shopping deals
• New medical treatments
• Your product or service
• Your name (yes, people look for their own name)
• Hometown news
• Your school
• 2007 Goals
• Favorite hobby

What information need do you have that is not being met?

Finding the Right Feeds

There is no shortage of RSS feeds. It seems like some directories hang on to stale feeds as if they were collector items. The problem is finding the best feeds to match your interest.

We think this is an iterative process that requires an email conversation. Most of this is to help us understand your topic so we can conduct a better search. For example, you might think you want to see all the feeds on RFID, but what you’re really interested in is RFID use relating to passports.

What’s the Catch?

You probably caught that “small fee” reference above. The fee is $14.99 for this service. No, this isn’t an automated service! One reason for the low fee is we’re doing a project on RSS resources and want to see how different services compare to each other. For example, which feed directories yield better results on Topic X. Rather than using just our queries to evaluate these resources; we want to test data from other people. We thought this was an attractive price point that would suit business users of any size. If you’re a qualified non-profit, we’ll do it free.

There are some restrictions:

In return for that fee, I’ll work with you to identify the best feeds for your topic. I can create an OPML file for you. This can be used to import the feeds into your feed reader or if you would like to share the feeds with others. In the case of any custom feeds, I’ll let you know how they were created.

The 3 Easy Steps to Start

The process is easy, but does require your involvement. 1. Think about which topic could most benefit you by using RSS. 2. Click the BUY NOW button below. 3. Wait for my email instructions. You may want to whitelist our domain timeatlas.com so my mail doesn’t get stuck in any spam filters.

If you're not fully satisfied with your results in 30 Days, we'll gladly refund your fee.  Still not sure? Just drop us an email by using the Contact Us form and let me know your questions.