RSS


RSS03 Sep 2007 06:13 pm

by Sean Mize

RSS stands for Rich Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication, and it is now attracting serious money. RSS is a format used to publish someone’s content on another person’s website. It allows you to receive free feeds from innumerable number of blogs and news services. Thus, RSS keeps your website up-to-date for the public’s consumption. RSS is allowing people to earn money on information.

I have listed five simple and easy steps in creating more money in RSS .

1. Make sure that your RSS feeds are readily available to the general public. The users must easily notice your RSS content. Your RSS must hint the users of its general nature.

2. You must have an extensive promotion of your RSS. Try to post your RSS on popular mainstream websites and be creative in doing so.

3. You must offer continuously unique contents through your RSS feeds so that user will return over and over again. Make sure that your contents are not found anywhere else. See to it that you are always one step ahead. So start pumping you creative juices.

4. Make sure your RSS content are always fresh. Users do have an appetite for freshly updated RSS content so keep them posted.

5. Lastly, try to always enhance your RSS . With the unlimited resources over the Internet, try to modify your RSS so that users will have an impressive time while visiting your RSS .

With these simple ways, you are now ready to make more money on RSS . So what are you waiting for? Discover what RSS can do for you and you business and take advantage of it!

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Sean Mize is a full time internet marketer who has written over 1574 articles in print and 11 published ebooks.

RSS18 Apr 2007 05:04 pm

by Raymond Nesa

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and while as a concept it has been around for several years it is only recently that its use has caught on with fervor and brought it immense popularity. Today there are several websites of all sizes that are using RSS technology to their advantage and so can you.

Users typically have to subscribe to RSS. The content is provided through what are known as “feeds” and the users need software known as feed readers or news aggregators in order to read the feeds. Whenever website content is updated the aggregator fetches the content summary and informs the user of it. The user can then go and read the full update. This is the advantage of RSS technology in that the provided does not have to push anything on the user. The user is simple informed of the update and left with a choice to actually read the full update or not.

Some websites offer Atom links instead of RSS. Though there are some basic differences between the two there are no major advantages or disadvantages that makes one the better of the two. Websites with feeds will have a small logo saying RSS or Atom and you simply need to click on them to subscribe.

An RSS feed in itself is nothing impressive and when you start providing them you too will have to create it. The technology is not new but it is the use that is impressive and powerful. You can easily inform all your subscribers of updates to your website easily through RSS feeds.

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