>Planning is basically:
>1. Find resources that can either use RSS or create RSS,
>preferably both.
>
>2. Keep a list/spread sheet of the URLs for all the RSS
>pheeds you have.
>
>3. Create a few "main" RSS pheeds very early in your
>building. Plan on adding one of these pheeds almost every
>site you create in the future.
>
>I suggest right now you create 3 files:
>main.rss
>main2.rss
>main3.rss
>
>Don't worry about what's in them at this point, just upload
>them, one each to different IPs if possible.
>
>Now you have three URLs to these pheeds:
>http://one.com/main.rss
>http://two.com/main2.rss
>http://three.com/main3.rss
>
>
>As you build your network, you want to plan on adding at
>least one of these RSS pheeds in everything you do. As you
>add new stuff you just modify your main RSS pheeds and all
>your resouces will update with your links without you have
>to go to each resource.

Kurt,

I think I'm getting a little lost here. Is this blog network part of the 350-500 blogs talked about in the planning thread? Is this blog network of all these resources (squidoo,hubpages, tumblr, wordpress, blogger, etc.) all supposed to be on one theme? In other words, do we do this for each niche we want to be in - build this network as the foundation for each niche? So are main.rss, main2.rss and main3.rss are all themed or not?

And now for a maybe even dumber question - is it OK to use feeds that are burned through feedburner? That is what I was taught lately to use to put on my wordpress blogs for anyone wanting to bookmark the rss feed. Or should I just use the http://mydomain/feed from my blogs?

Sandra