AI-powered podcast

If you have a website with an RSS-feed on it, you're just 2 clicks away from converting your feed into a podcast. Odiogo is a cool service that "reads your feed aloud", making a podcast from it. The quality is surprisingly good (check out the demo).

Why would you need it? Cause it's another way of promoting your blog/website: create a podcast, submit it to podcast-directories and get traffic and a backlink.

Some podcast directories:
Podcast.com
Podcast.net
Podcastalley
PodcastPickle
PodcastDirectory
Odeo

P.S. Don't have an RSS-feed yet? Try our RSS Feed Creator software.

New versions

We've recently released updates for some of our products, here are the details:

Jitbit ASP.NET Forum 4.7.0. - this version has finally fixed the Security Exception, which was thrown when the forum was run in a partially trusted environment AND SEO-friendly URLs module is enabled. This has been fixed. Also, the 4.7 allows reordering forums in the list (we've added a custom "OrderByNumber" column to the database, which can be edited in the admin panel).

Network Switcher 5.42 improves the IE proxy switcher and overall performance.

RSS Feed Creator 3.46 also features improved performance and usability (processing keyboard shortcuts), and generates cleaner XML code.

Google-bot submits forms

Google-bot already knows how to parse Flash and Javascript on our websites, extracting URLs to index. And now it's been oficially announced, that Google starts submitting forms, filling the fields with keywords, playing with options, and indexing the results.

Google submits only GET forms, that have no login/password fields. So if you don't want the robot to fill your database with junk, rewrite your forms to POST.

What Search Engines used to look like

Google 1998



Google 1999



Yahoo 1996



MSN 1996



Netscape 1996



Ask Jeeves 1997

Test your website in different browsers

BrowserShots makes screenshots of your website in different browsers, even in exotic ones, like the Konqueror browser for Linux.