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It was a pleasant surprise when I got a message from my blog SMS feed of MyToday. The last time I got an SMS from my feed was when I first time subscribed to it, 8 months ago. In fact, today I also received an SMS for the SMS feed which I created for Nik's Blog comments. It seems our DM output has increased a lot :)
In case, your are wondering what I am talking about, you would be happy to know that our company provides users to subscribe to RSS fees via SMSes. So whenever the blog/site is updated, you will (ideally, every time blog is updated) receive an SMS. This SMS will contain the title of the post and around 50-60 words of the post. The SMS will finally contain a URL on the mytoday site which contains a image-removed, mobile friendly version of your blog post. For example, here is the mobile friendly version of my previous post.
You can do the same. Just login to mytoday.com Go to "Feeds" -> "Manage Feeds" -> "SMS". Here, you will find a add feed option. Just provide a name and RSS feed link and select the "send SMS" option. Once your feed is created you start receiving SMS about the blog you have subscribed. Enjoy!!!!
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Unknown said…
how to create a feed
initially i was receiving sms alert for my gmail

once wen i changed my password for mail the alert stopped and now i forgot the method

can u hepl me out
March 10, 2009 at 3:23 PM
Siddhesh said…
I guess you are talking about the Email2SMS product.
Since, I have neither worked on this product nor used it, I would advise you to visit the link http://email2sms.netcore.co.in/index.html
March 10, 2009 at 4:26 PM
Unknown said…
no no i got the idea once again

its not email 2 sms

its a diff way yaar

if needed i wil post the idea

email2sms is payable and only 100 sms free per year........
thanks for ur reply
March 12, 2009 at 3:59 PM
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