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Monday, April 10, 2006

How to Track Your Group's Attention Data

Here's a neat idea I just discovered. If you're willing to move all your blog/news RSS feeds into a single aggregate feed, you can track your or your group's or even your company's attention metadata. This will make you become more savvy about reading needs. Here's how...

1) Export your RSS feeds to an OPML file. Here's how on Bloglines.
2) Import the OPML file into FeedBlendr to create an uberfeed
3) Move the uberfeed to FeedBurner and bingo, you can start tracking your reading habits, such as most clicked, etc.

There's a lot you can do with this trick. For example, you can combine essential feeds into one and then integrate it into your intranet. Give it a go.

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