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Submitting a RSS feed and blog is always beneficial to make your blog reach more people. Here, I am posting the list of free RSS feed and blog submission sites, free means free no one time charge, reciprocal link etc.

1. Technorati: Enter the URL directly.
2. Answers: Add blog after filling out a form.
3. FeedShark: Submit your blog to many blog directories.
4. 2RSS: Direct feed submission.
5. Syndic8: Register and then submit the feed.
6. Blloggs: Submit blog URL and blog feed URL.
7. RocketInfo: Add feed after regitering.
8. Blogarama: Submit blog.
9. Ping-o-matic: Ping to many sites.
10. 5starblogs: Register and then submit the blog.
11. Feedsee: Direct feed submission.
12. Blogbunch: Add feeds directly.
13. Feedsfarm: Direct feed submission.
14. BlogCatalog: Submit blog after registering.
15. RSSFeeds: Direct feed submission.
16. Blogdigger: Direct feed submission.
17. Search4RSS: Direct feed submission.
18. Blogdir: Add blog.
19. 4Guys from Rolla: Direct feed submission.
20. Blog-directory: Add Blog.
21. DevASP: Direct feed submission.
22. Bloggernow: Add Blog.
23. FeedPlex: Direct feed submission.
24. Blogexplosion: Add Blog.
25. Plazoo: Add feed.
26. Blog Flux: Add Blog.
27. Feed24: Add Feed.
28. Bloghop: Add blog.
29. FeedCat: Post feed after registration.
30. Blogintro: Submit blog.
31. Feeds2Read: Enter the feeds directly.
32. Blogpulse: Submit blog.
33. JordoMedia: Enter the feeds directly.
34. Blog search: Add blog.
35. RSS Mad: Register and add feeds.
36. Blogs collection: Add blog.
37. Feedooyoo: Enter the feeds directly.
38. Sarthak: Add blog.
39. Science Port: Enter the feeds directly.
40. Chordata: Add blog.
41. Feedage: Register and add feeds.
42. Contents Matter: Add blog.
43. GoldenFeed: Enter the feeds directly.
44. Crayon: Add blog.
45. RssMicro: Enter the feeds directly.
46. Feedboy: Enter the feeds directly.
47. Octora: Enter the feeds directly.
48. Fybersearch: Add blog.
49. FeedFury: Enter the feeds directly.
50. Globe of Blogs: Add blog.
51. RSSMotron: Enter the feeds directly.
52. Ice rocket: Enter the feeds directly.
53. Press Radar: Suggest blog and feed.
54. FeedBase: Enter the feeds directly.
55. Read a blog: Enter the feeds directly.
56. MoreNews: Enter the feeds directly.
57. Red Tram: Add feed and blog.
58. Day Time News: Enter the feeds after filling out a form.
59. Strategic board: Add blog.
60. RSSBuffet: Enter the feeds after filling out a form.
61. Wingee: Add blog.
62. SolarWarp: Enter the feeds after filling out a form.
63. Videocasting Station: Enter the feeds directly.

Stumble upon is yet another bookmarking service but having many new things. The registration is simple and the system will prompt you to download the stumbleupon toolbar. The ratings of the website goes in a similar fashion of voting and the users decide the quality of the website. It actually gives rise to a new phenomena, Community-based surfing i.e to look for the websites what the majority likes. Well, it is having the same bookmarking features, the unique thing is that you can post a blog entry in your profile. Its nice as you can again grab some visitors from this profile.

If you want to write a game blog and meet the fellow gamers, GamerVision is the place. Create a mini profile where you can enter your photo and bio. Your friends can make a profile comment, which will be visible to the right side of the profile. You will get a real audience for your gaming blog as there are lots of members. They are posting nice blog, if you are a gamer, you will surely like it: http://www.gamervision.com/blog

Fotothing is a nice photoblogging service where you can upload your photos and people can put comments on that. They provide a profile and you can add friends. The best part is that they provide a RSS feed for the photos. They also provide a JavaScript code, which displays the latest photo. You can put this code to your blog:

<script src=”http://www.fotothing.com/mylatestphoto.php?id=username” type=”text/javascript”></script>

In the above code just replace the “username” with your username.

I liked their photo-uploading tool, you can set the Colour Saturation, Contrast and Brightness while uploading. If you have posted a nice photo it may come in the featured photos section in the homepage.

Google reader is a bookmarking service by Google. You have to use the standard login for your gmail account to use this service. You can add your bookmarks to the reader if you have that from any other bookmarking service using the Import feature. Click on Settings at the top right and you fill find the import tool. A particular format is used to export your subscriptions called as OPML. They also provide many widgets to add to your blog and you can now also view the reader in your cell phone. The best part what I like is the sharing. Your shared items will be visible to your friends from Google Talk. Google Reader makes it easy to find and read items that your friends have shared. If any of your friends on Google Talk are using Reader and sharing items, they’ll automatically show up in the Google Reader sidebar under Friends’ shared items. You can read these items in a combined list, or click the “+” icon to expand the list and see the shared items from each of your friends. Your friends will also be able to see that you’re using Reader. If you’re sharing items, they’ll be able to see those in their Reader sidebars as well.

This is the tenth edition of the Blog Carnival: Blogging.

• Jose DeJesus MD presents Become a Successful Entrepreneur posted at Physician Entrepreneur.
• Jose DeJesus MD presents Leadership Skills Development posted at Physician Entrepreneur.
• Robert Phillips presents Broken Windows, Broken Business posted at CYBERCA$HOLOGY.
• Ray presents The Future Demise and End Of Newspapers and Print Media posted at Money Blue Book: Personal Finance Blog.
• Patrick Schwerdtfeger presents Social Media Tools = Opportunity posted at Tactical Execution.
• Hendry Lee presents Building a Long-Term Blogging Business: Essential Blogging Skills Every Blogger Should Have (Part 4) posted at Blog Building University.
• Traffic2mypage presents Have you heard about Blog Carnivals?? posted at Traffic2mypage.com.
• Jenny presents Promote Your RSS Feed w/RSS Hugger posted at The Inner Shopper.

You can add to this Carnival by sending your post through our contact form or you can also add it by visiting blogcarnival.com and selecting the carnival blogging.

A LIFELIST is the list of things you want to do, see, and experience in your lifetime. Everyone has one, whether they know it or not. eLIFELIST helps you acknowledge what’s on your list and gives you the community to help you fulfill your list. As we all know writing down your goals etc. makes us much more likely to complete them. At eLIFELIST you can write them down, learn about some you’d never thought of and other users can encourage and support you to complete your items. To create an item in the list you can enter the category, name, Item Description, Video, and Photo. Then, after you have created the item you can also set up a reminder, like:

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Hey me,

Just reminding you of your eLIFELIST goal to “Your goal”

Hope its going well.

Best, me

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This item will be added to your To-do list on the left side and when you have done that, there is option to mark it as done and it will go under the “Done” section on the right side. Apart from the life list you can also create a profile where you can add friends and the best part is you can add up to 3 links. Good for SEO. Well, you can create your blogs over here, which will be visible on your profile on the right side. 

If you like to read a book and want to write the reviews, then Bookswellread is the place. You can have a mini profile where you can enter date joined, website/blog, what I like best about reading…, my most memorable travel experience…, my ideal Saturday night… and other info about me…

You can create an online bookshelf where you can add the books one by one. To add books you can search the book by author/title, by ISBN, or you can also enter the book info manually. After adding the book you can add your blog entry related to the book. The book along with your blog entry will be visible to you and others in the bookshelf.

To make a “To-do” list is always beneficial and leads to good planning. 43 things is about making a list of 43 such things. You can put the list of things and an associated blog with every wish. Later, you have the option to select “I ‘ve done this” or “I give up”. They also provide a mini profile where you can enter about home, birthday, website and About me. The cool feature is cheers. Cheers are a simple way of supporting a person. You can cheer goals, entries, comments and photos. You have a handful of cheers to use each day. Use them wisely and help support the people you admire most on 43 Things.

Live Journal is a an amazing service in which you can create a free blog and you will get a huge number of readers for your blog. You can create a nice profile and add friends. There are some points, which make Live Journal interesting:

1. Language: You can view LiveJournal in a different language other than English.
2. LJ Talk: This is a cool feature where you can chat with your friends. LJ Talk uses Jabber, a type of instant messaging that is more open than other IM services. This means that you’ll be able to chat with users of Gmail (GTalk), jabber.org, Gizmo Project, Earthlink, and anyone else on a jabber network. Just by adding their username to your contact list. For complete info visit: http://www.livejournal.com/chat/
3. Memories: The Memories feature on LiveJournal allows you to organize your favorite LiveJournal entries with an easy-to-use keyword archive system. You can add, edit, and delete your memories, which do not affect the original entry posted in your own journal, a community, or another person’s journal.
4. Calendar/Archive: The Calendar view also known as the Archive view, serves as a record of your previous entries. As you post entries in your journal, each one is archived on your Calendar by posting date, so that you can locate it later.
5. To-do list: LiveJournal offers a to-do list feature for your projects and goals. Basic and Plus Accounts can have 25 to-do list items, while Early Adopter, Paid, and Permanent Accounts can have 150 to-do list items.
6. Voice Post: You can add a voice post using Live Journal.