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Twibble for Twitter RSS feeds

If you want to publish an RSS feed directly to Twitter, then you might want to explore Twibble. Simply choose the feeds that you're interested in, and Twibble will do the rest for you - you can schedule the tweets to go out when you want, and it will also add in any images as well. It seems to be free, although there was an indication that it might go commercial at some point.

Ctrlq

RSS Feed Search Engine. Nice little search engine, based on Google. Just type in your area of interest and it will give you back 10 popular feeds. Results give you title, summary, web and RSS links, and you can see the feed before subscribing to it. Fast and easy. Sice it's using the Google API you can search by subject, find the feeds offered by a publisher, search for all feeds on a subject from a single website, and more.

Downside is that 10 results is your lot, and it's very heavily US biased.

RSS Icons

RSS Icons. A bunch of funny and odd RSS icons that you can use in place of the usual.

RSS feeds into images

Transform your RSS-Feed into an image RSS into .gif, .jpg or .png.

RSSPECT - automatic and free RSS feeds for everyone.

Link: RSSPECT - automatic and free RSS feeds for everyone..

They offer three kinds of feeds, so you can add an RSS feed to literally anything you find online. All of their services are FREE, and no ads will appear on any of your feeds. You can set a feed within seconds.

coComment - Join the conversation

Link: coComment - Join the conversation.

keeps track of all the online conversations you're following in one convenient place, and informs you whenever something is added to a conversation.

Add to Any

Link: Add to Any. Add any feed to any news reader.

Ponyfish

Link: Ponyfish RSS Feed Builder is a FREE web-based tool that allows you to create your own RSS feeds from almost any web page.

All you have to do is simply point Ponyfish to the web page you want to create a feed from, then follow a few steps to setup which types of links you want to include in the feed.

ZoomClouds

Link: ZoomClouds. Create tag clouds in 3 easy steps.

FeedYes.com gives rss feeds to sites without feeds

Link: FeedYes.com gives rss feeds to sites without feeds. Give it a webpage, and it will give you a feed.