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'The problem that it solves is "searching a term or topic across multiple sites is difficult and time consuming, and there's no easy way for me to aggregate and
by bprater 18y ago
'The problem that it solves is "searching a term or topic across multiple sites is difficult and time consuming, and there's no easy way for me to aggregate and share this"'
I use Google to search for topics across sites. I'm not trying to be difficult, but I'd continue to refine your pitch until it makes crystal-clear sense in one sentence.
- andrewdever 18y agoThanks for the valuable feedback :-) Google search is that google creates only 1 list, and you can only search 1 topic per browser window. As well as this it doesn't allow the user to easily subscribe to an aggregated RSS, share a link or widgetise the results. ThreeFeeds let's you aggregate seperate search 'lists' and add more than 1 topic, and then easily feed, share and widgetise the results. So an example use case could be tracking an election campaign, whereby you can track several candidates (as well as additional terms or topics) across web, blog and social sites and then feed this into your reader, add a widget to your website or share the page with friends