HungryFeed Plugin
HungryFEED Plugin for Wordpress lets you offer great news from your favorite blogs on your own website pages. For example, feeds on this website are served by the “Hungryfeed” plugin and you can see an example of it at the bottom of this page – it’s the RSS feed for HungryFEED itself! This free plugin lets you embed and offer an RSS feed inline on your post entries, wordpress pages or a sidebar on your website by adding a simple “shortcode.”
To install, just search for “hungryfeed” in your “add new” function while in your plugins area of your Wordpress website’s dashboard (left margin.) Once it is installed, it’s easy to use: just type the following shortcode into the page of your website where you want the articles from the feed to appear (or post or sidebar widget). You can use the following shortcode whil in “visual” mode or “text” mode of your page/post/widget editing window:
You can try using other pages that are not the “/feed” url from some websites. On this website we curated content from landing pages of Wordpress blogs or others, as these examples will illustrate:
eMarketer Articles and Newsroom Posts
Internet, Business & Ecommerce Statistics: Email Marketing & Online Market Research
Mobile Marketer Homepage Feed
Advertisers are starting to invest more in finding quality users for their apps – those who will either make purchases or engage with the app long enough to consume ads.
Ninety percent of Facebook’s active daily users access Facebook through mobile, making it an ideal platform to capture new app users.
Mobile POS solutions can prevent losing a sale by providing endless-aisle capability.
There is a common misconception that millennials have abandoned traditional television in favor of video streaming, social media and other Web-based activities via mobile devices.
The IMPACT Blog
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Instagram is by far my favorite app. I constantly check my feed to see what my friends or favorite celebrities are up to.
To me, Instagram is a personal way to connect with others by showing them exactly what you’re doing or what’s important to you.
And I know I’m not alone with my love for the app. With over 700 million monthly users, advertising your company on Instagram can put you in front of a whole new audience.
The best part? It’s all done right through Facebook, so if you’ve run a Facebook ad campaign recently you’re already ahead of the game!
If you haven’t been taking advantage of Instagram ads yet now’s the time to do it. Let’s break down how to do this.
Prior to last year, I'd never been to INBOUND before.
I’d never been to a marketing conference before.
Hell, I’d never been to any conference ever.
My inexperience didn't mean I wasn't going to crush it, but it also didn't mean I didn't prepare my face off to make sure I did.
Today, nine million U.S. employees, or 2.9% of the total U.S. workforce, work from home at least half of the time. That's up from 1.8 million in 2005 -- big jump right?
Almost half of IMPACT’s employees don’t work in the Wallingford office and we’ve been open and honest about how we operate with our clients and prospects -- but that doesn't mean the arrangement doesn't come with its share of challenges. .
“I’m rubber and you're glue, whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.”
“Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.”
Growing up we are taught not to care what other people say about us with old adages like these.
These sayings are great for boosting the confidence of a child, but they do little for boosting your business.
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words... may actually hurt your sales.
Enter customer reviews.
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Just over a year ago, Jessie-Lee Nichols (a designer) and I (a content creator) launched the Creator's Block podcast with a single goal in mind -- we wanted to blog less. Desperately.
Little did we know that our concerted effort to be lazy and spend less time in front of the keyboard would turn into an always thoughtful, but often hilarious labor of love.
Ask yourself this question:
As a marketer, when do you start consulting a web developer in your website design process? Or if you are a developer, when do you start being included?
Is it in the brainstorming stage, in the wireframing stage, in the design stage, or none of the above?
If you answered none of the above, then you’ve got some explaining to do.
Sometimes the best inbound marketing campaigns don't look like campaigns at all.
In this week's episode of The Inbound Success Podcast, I interview Bob Ruffolo, IMPACT's Founder and CEO and he's sharing the results that IMPACT achieved by applying conversion rate optimization principles to the company's own blog.
There’s one page that usually draws most of the attention from stakeholders during a redesign -- your homepage, but what if I told you, you should put most of your focus on another area?
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I’m sure most of you have heard the saying, the best teacher is your last mistake.
Failing is a great way to learn and improve, but most managers dread giving negative feedback and a majority of employees hate hearing it.
As hard as it may be, the only way your employees will be able to learn and grow within the company is if they know what areas need improvement.
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As a marketer, staying on top of industry trends is important.
So in this week's episode of The IMPACT Show, Bob and Nick decided to use the show to talk some huge developments. They discussed INBOUND's newest keynote speaker, HubSpot Academy's newest certification, as well as what's happening in the world of social media.
Just in case you missed us live (or if you want to relive the magic), you’ll find the episode’s show notes below as well as the recording.
Features of HungryFEED Plugin include
- Easily use WordPress Shortcodes to embed RSS feeds from other blog sites onto any of your own website pages, posts or sidebar widgets
- Choose from a a variety of parameters to filter or format the feeds
- Uses WordPress built-in SimplePie for processing the RSS data to display the feeds
- Adjusts characters in URLs that could be disrupted when editing in Visual editing mode
- Caches the feeds and will configure the cache expiration
- Outputs easy and clean HTML code for simple styling with your custom CSS configuration setting
- Lets you customize the HTML using templates
- Allows items to be filtered in the RSS feed based on the keywords that matter
- You can set the feed pagination
Don’t know what an RSS FEED is? Watch this video about “FEEDS”
Enjoy the HungryFEED “VERY SIMPLE” plugin feed below…..Happy Feeding!
