How to: Create an ego feed
If you’re a blogger you’ll want to keep track of who is linking to you. One way is to go to Google’s Blogsearch and enter link:yourblogurl to find out who is linking.
Another method is to use my new Yahoo! Pipe. Simply enter your URL (without the HTTP part), click Run Pipe then click Subscribe to subscribe to the feed in your favorite RSS reader.
The nice part is this will combine the results from Technorati, Ice Rocket and Google Blogsearch into one unique feed.
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