If you're using RSS feeds to publish content on your site, you need information that is about the same topic as your site. To do that, check out feedster.com. Or search for feeds about the same topic. Or find sites that are dealing with the same topic as yours, or related topics, and click on their orange RSS link. Put the RSS URL from there into your own feed.
Only get feeds about your topic, or near-topics if they fit what you're doing. What you do not want is that when a search engine updates its index with information on your site, that the information is irrelevant to your site. That way you'll only get visitors who like the look of the feed but have no interest in your topic. That is, they're totally unqualified.
RSS for mobile marketing is easy now, so it's possible to be passing on a mass of your niche information to a much larger base of interested people. What you're after is having as many ways as possible for people to meet your content, including feeds. This is the opposite of aiming to publish exactly the same content on lots of different sites.
You're developing your online presence. You can combine publishing your own new content on your site very regularly, with site feeds information showing on your site. Thus search engines will visit you more, and you get direct traffic from feed readers.
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