http://www.feedreader.com/testimonials Comments for "Testimonials" en http://www.feedreader.com/testimonials <div class=item> <h2>Clive Wagenaar</h2> <h2 class="adv">This just a quick e-mail to let you now that I am VERY impressed with feedreader 3.0.</h2> <p> I must have tested at least 15 aggregators on and off several times over the past 3 years and mostly settled on bloglines in Firefox.<br><br /> I did however want to do my reading in a standalone desktop client, but could never find a free one that was up to scratch/my needs.<br><br><br /> My hunt is now finally over, _*thanks for feedreader 3.0 RC1*_! </p> <h2>Travis Carden, Web Developer</h2> <p> "The new Feedreader is a fantastic piece of software in its own right, not to mention a great improvement over its own predecessor.<br /> <h2 class="adv">The new interface, with its fonts and color scheme, is gorgeous - even the tray icon is beautiful!</h2> <p> My compliments on a job well done. Keep up the good work!" </p> </div> <div class="item item_right"> <h2>Mario T. Strong, Internet Consultant</h2> <p> We are an independent affiliate marketing and sales organization for Cognigen Networks. I recently created an RSS feed for our organization that allows our network to keep up to date on current Cognigen and Atlanta Group happenings. I enjoy the ease of FeedReader and placed a link at our corporate web site, http://www.cognigenatl.com.<br /> <br>Several of our agents prefer RSS feeds to traditional email. Cognigen is in the technology business and immediate communications is essential for our sales team. I can easily launch important product updates, industry news, and marketing material to the entire organization. They receive notification in real time and can respond accordingly.<br /> <h2 class="adv">FeedReader allows us to receive information immediately and take a more pro-active approach to our sales.</h2> <p> I foresee great things in the very near future for the Atlanta Group. </dd> </p> <h2>Dave Robinson</h2> <p>I'm subscribed to a somewhat non standard feed and<br /> <h2 class="adv">FeedReader is the only program that I have found so far that will display the feeds as they are meant to be.</h2> <p> All other programs just won't do it, or won't do it well.</p> </div> http://www.feedreader.com/testimonials#comment Mon, 10 Apr 2006 13:43:41 +0300 tom-admin 116 at http://www.feedreader.com