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RSS stands for Really Simple
Syndication or Rich Site Summary, an alternative and different
way of accessing information that now available on the Internet.
RSS is a way to distribute content.
With its increased popularity, RSS is now
being adopted and used by more webmasters. Currently, many
resources are now available that help Internet users on how
to set up and use RSS.
RSS feeds are written in XML, a special mark
up language much similar to html. The structures of the RSS
feeds define the content and how that content will be displayed.
RSS files are used to create a data feed which will deliver
headlines, links or virtually any other piece of information
to a channel viewer application, commonly called a news reader
or aggregator.
Here are the most popular ways to integrate
RSS feeds into your marketing effort: you can use RSS to replace
any email marketing you are currently doing, take advantage
of RSS feeds to drive traffic to your blog or sales site or
create your own RSS feed so your messages and information
show up on thousands of websites, blogs and desktops online.
Although many marketing gurus will claim
that email marketing isn't dead, with the advent of increasing
spam complaints and filters coupled with the threat of viruses
originating from an email, more and more people are leery
of even opening your email. So even if you have a large email
list, the likelihood of your emails being opened is becoming
increasingly slim.
With RSS, your messages won't ever get filtered
and have a much higher chance of actually being read vs. a
typical email. And your marketing results can only be better
when people actually read your message. You can even incorporate
autoresponders in conjunction with RSS.
Including RSS feeds on your content site
or blog allows you to add fully dynamic theme-related content
to your web pages making your site or blog very popular with
the search engines. The constantly updated content is exactly
what the search engines crave and helps increase your search
engine ranking, driving more traffic to your page.
Probably the best way to use RSS to help
your online marketing efforts is to create your own RSS feed.
This way your information will be published on any website
that is using the RSS feed you are supplying that information
to. There's even automated software to submit your RSS feeds
to the various directories that supply the feeds to marketers
using them as described above.
- · RSS is a way to distribute content.
- The structures of the RSS feeds define the content
and how that content will be displayed.
- Probably the best way to use RSS to help your online
marketing efforts is to create your own RSS feed.
- you can use RSS to replace any email marketing you
are currently doing, take advantage of RSS feeds to drive
traffic to your blog or sales site or create your own
RSS feed so your messages and information show up on thousands
of websites, blogs and desktops online. You can even incorporate
autoresponders in conjunction with RSS.
RSS is still a relatively unknown method
of driving traffic to websites, but is becoming more popular
every day. As an internet marketer, this is a great opportunity
to take advantage and benefit of this new technology.
1. RSS tutorials:
http://www.w3schools.com/rss/default.asp
2. RSS readers...
http://www.rssreader.com/
http://www.2rss.com/readers.php
http://my.yahoo.com/
3. RSS submission Directories:
http://www.rss-specifications.com/rss-directory.htm
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