Future-Proof Your Marketing With Online Newsfeeds

64% of business e-mail is never opened. And there’s no way to know how many copies of your e-zine gather dust in busy mailboxes or how many are destroyed by spam filters before they get that chance.

Win the Content Race with RSS - Real Simple Syndication

The Internet is a race – a race to see who can acquire the most content on their website or blog in the shortest period of time. Whether it’s text, images, data or video; the sites who obtain the most content are the ones who will generate the most traffic and ultimately sell for millions of dollars to larger corporation like Yahoo, Google, Fox or Microsoft.

The Google News RSS Feed / Google Reader Mashup

Most logically, I would have to implement some sort of RSS solution in order to track 1,700 companies. Manual entry of 1,700 feeds into a feedreader isn't an option; I don't have any programming skills; and I don't have a budget to find someone to program a solution. So what did I do?

Making the Most from Blogging - RSS Feeds are Not Enough

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds are a great way to keep your visitors up to date with your news and views, what's happening on your site and in your online business - but the use of RSS shouldn't be at the expense of a regular email newsletter.

RSS Versus Email

Finding out the potential of RSS and how it is NOT the same as email can be a great benefit to your business. Read on to find out more.

Using RSS in Your Web Pages

Wikipedia defines RSS as Really Simple Syndication. RSS is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated digital content, such as blogs, news feeds or podcasts.

Reusing Content from Blog RSS

Copyright law has not caught up with the many parts of the internet, including RSS syndication. I believe it would be better for legislators to decide this than a series of judges, but when have legislators been carefully proactive?

RSS – Taking It To The People

Do you really understand the marketing importance of an RSS feed? If you use an RSS feed to gather information from trusted sources you should realize your passion may allow you to become a trusted source for others. Have you helped online visitors know about your blog or new online content.

RSS Feeds Explained

RSS, or rich site syndication, is sweeping the internet as the new content provider. For blog owners, this very useful function means two things, getting your content out there for the world to see and providing content for your blog when you don't have time to write. Most bloggers prefer to write their own content and they use their RSS feed to promote their blog, rather than filling it with content from other sites.

Fast RSS - 5 Keys to RSS

RSS is the acronym for Rich Site Summary which is basically a format that is used in the syndication of news and other related sites. This includes all the major news sites like Wired news oriented community sites and personal web logs. It is also possible to use RSS in increasing search engine rankings...

How To Build RSS Feeds

You can easily build RSS feeds if you know how. RSS is a method that you can use to syndicate or distribute your content. So for example if you have a web site with useful content it is a way of distributing those links to your content that will allow others access to it.

3 Top Ways to Advance in RSS

RSS is one of today’s favorite ways to get instant information to the public. RSS can serve notice of anything you want it to. If you use RSS, you already know the basics in making this technology work for you. Here are 3 of the top ways to advance...

How to RSS

Depending on who you talk to, RSS stands for Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication. It's just a way of syndicating your work on your website, and more people are doing this every day. The actually technical aspects of setting up RSS feed...