What's a Web Portal and Why Should I Care?

For the most part when one thinks of a web portal one thnks of Yahoo or AOL or MSN — huge web portals that offer a variety of services to their customers.  When we use the phrase "portal feeder" some think of the term as meaning a way of providing content to these huge web portals.  However, any website can be a portal and must have a way of growing, hence the need for a program like Portal Feeder.

When you take the time to develop a website with a home page, content, email and, perhaps products for sale, you have built a web portal.  However, the site exists as a static, stale site unless you are actively adding content on a regular basis.  If you really want to grow a website you must have a way to continually update it and to promote it. You can do it the old fashioned way — painstakingly by hand.  To keep up one site with content you will spend hours at your computer researhcing and writing content.  Then you'll spend more hours promoting the site.  Additionally you will need to purchase many tools to assist you.

Or, you can join a membership program like Portal Feeder.

Portal Feeder started almost 2 years ago and has grown into a huge "grow your own network of websites" membership site that many discerning webmasters have discovered.  It is not for everyone and it is hard to get in because the membership is limited.  If you're one of the lucky ones to find yourself in this elite group you will have at your fingertips a huge array of tools to help you develop a tremendous web portal.  They're opening up the doors again in a few weeks so if you want to know what its all about get on the list.  They have an absolute satisfaction guarantee if you get in and decide its not for you so you really have othing to lose.  Get on the announcement list and they will let you know when the doors are opening.  It's only a few weeks away.