What is Feed.Us?

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Feed.Us empowers you to edit text on your website or application on virtually any platform with practically no installation.  You login to www.Feed.Us to add and edit your content using our WYSIWYG instead of having to edit code.  

It's like Wordpress, but it's for anything on your site - not just the blog.

Every page of this Feed.Us site uses Feed.Us as well as our blog, all of our help documentation, the instructions within our application code, the landing pages for our Google Ads, even our Facebook Page.  

Add Feed.Us via copy-and-paste embed codes and one local file. It works on any site - no hardware, software or server/hosting requirements.

Other CMSes run your entire site - they dictate the way the site works and looks.  Feed.Us installs into any site and is just for content... just the stuff that's in your site.  No templates, no file management.  

And Feed.Us can be used within web application.  Feed.Us solves endless array of problems for website and web app people.

So what can Feed.Us do for you?

• 1 Add Feed.Us to any page on your site and easily edit that content without having to touch HTML.
• 2 Put Feed.Us within an web app and let your non-technical teammates control the hardcoded text.
• 3 Ask your developer to use Feed.Us in your web app so you can edit and change text in the app without having to bug him/her.
• 4 Add help documentation within your web application so your customers can find answers easily.
• 5 Add Landing Pages to your site to improve your search advertising and email marketing.
• 6 Use Feed.Us to syndicate your content across a network of partner websites.
• 7 Use Feed.Us to publish your content on a network of websites all from one account.
• 8 Give access to an advertiser for a small part of your site -- without having to grant them access to your CMS.
• 9 Outsource your news/press release area of your site 
• 10 Update and post content to your Facebook Page
• 11 Use Feed.Us as a group HTML editor. Have a piece of code that needs accessing but you don't want people updating the source? Install Feed.Us and then edit that code remotely.