Jamespot.com - Search Engine Using RSS Feeds

Jamespot is a new generation of Web service. It is first of all a multi-media generalist search engine on specialized information: RSS flows. It thus combines the force of information in great volume available in 33 languages and 248 countries on the freshest data of the Web whereas they are articles, audio or video. Jamespot proposes to customize your RSS experience by placing at the disposal a search engine personalized on your flows as well as a reader on line of your subscriptions. Lastly, Jamespot brings a collaborative dimension where each recorded user can preserve and comment on the articles on line. The quality of the results of Jamespot is based on three key elements. First of all, information resulting from RSS is of nature fresher and more relevant than the Web pages in general. Then, Jamespot has a unique algorithm which makes it possible to classify the sources by order of relevance. Jamespot is based on the sources (flow RSS) rather than on the same pages they, because as in the "true life" the transmitter of a message is as important as the message itself. Lastly, by its community which puts in front of the sources and on the contrary in blacklist of other, it is by the democratic voice that the good sources of information emergent of the engine.

Jamespot is dedicated to enhancing the web experience through streamlined web searches, is continuously evolving and has already built a loyal customer base.

While the site is clearly dedicated to the consumer and average computer user, how can they build their customer base and increase site traffic? Maybe the idea of RSS feeds still scare a big segment of internet users out there, just because of inexperience. Are they making a profit?