Free RSS Feed of the Better Sports Blog
 

The better sports blog is written by David Stewart ex editor of the Racing Post web site as well as founder editor of attheraces.co.uk - on his daily blog he delivers his own brand of incisive and witty writing on the big sports and racing stories of the day.

If you would like to take advantage of the free sports RSS feeds either for your own use or for inclusion on a web site here they are, the feeds are free of charge and update daily to ensure your site always has fresh sports and betting content making it a great addition to your search engine optimisation strategy and a great addition for visitors to your site:

Main Site: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/index.xml

Football: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Football/index.xml

Racing: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Racing/index.xml

Rugby: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Rugby/index.xml

Poker: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Poker/index.xml

Casino: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Casino/index.xml

Cricket: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Casino/index.xml

Dogs: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Dogs/index.xml

Golf: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Golf/index.xml

Other Sports: http://www.bettersportsblog.com/blog/Othersports/index.xml

How do I read the blog for personal use?

You need an RSS Reader, this can automatically take the XML feed and place it in your browser, e mail client or even your PDA or mobile. Here is a list of possible RSS readers. 

http://blogspace.com/rss/readers

 How do I display the feeds automatically on my site as HTML?

 A lot of RSS feed converters publish your feed on the host site using JAVA, this severely reduces the benefit for you - the html link that is part of the feed is invisible to a search engine (it cant read java!) and so it won't know that your site has daily changing content and thus it wont increase the number of times it visits and indexes the page and nor will it increase your page ranking.

The best solution is to publish your RSS feed in HTML and not Java. We recommend using CaRP: http://www.geckotribe.com/rss/carp/  a free service which requires your site to support .php but is very easy to install and use by even the most novice web master.

 What if I cant install CaRP?

They offer a very efficient and cheap ($30) service whereby they will install the software for you. I used it once and we can't recommend it any higher.

What will it look like? the feed below is exactly what a CaRP generated feed of the main better sports blog site will look like: