We are proud to present the launch of FollowLists.com as we feel this may have a great impact on the way people share follow love on Twitter.

This free Twitter tool could revolutionize the #FollowFriday movement by allowing you to store a (larger) list of profiles and share it with ease.  It’s also much easier to re-tweet a FollowLists link than a traditional list of @profiles.

Here’s some example list ideas you could create…

• My Follow Friday Picks
• Top 10 Web Designers on Twitter
• List of Best Businesses on Twitter
• My Family on Twitter
• Top 20 Tweeters in North Carolina
• My Favorite Tweeple

Anyway, I’ll let you check it out and discover new uses for it!  Head to FollowLists.com now and create your list and then you can tweet it with one click!

Many more features are already on the drawing board, but we wanted to open the flood gates now!  Stay tuned for updates and please post any comments, suggestions or questions below!

Feedity allows you to create an RSS feed from any content on the web.

I’m gonna show you how to create a streamlined and clean RSS feed from blog search results using this tool.

For this example I am going to use the following search:
http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&q=domain%2Bname

Let’s create a clean RSS feed…

Paste a URL into Feedity such as the one above with your own search terms.

Tip: Use the "OR" function to include multiple terms such as "domain+name OR domain+names"

Once you plug your Blog Search results URL into Feedity follow these steps.

1. Click Advanced Refine tab.
2. Start Block: <p class=g></p> (This is a snippet of code I found that comes before each link result)
3. End Block: <table border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0> (A piece of code after each link result)
4. Click Refine.
5. Choose a category and click Get Feed!

The results…

Finished result should look something like this RSS feed.

Hope you can find some use for this. If you find a cool use for Feedity I’d love to hear about it.