How To Drive Traffic To Your Blog With RSS Feeds

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RSS is short for Really Simple Syndication and is a method of taking content and distributing it out to multiple sites. Originally it was primarily aimed at newsfeeds and providing content from news sites to other sites.

As have many other technologies, it has been acquired by Internet Marketers as it is wonderful for promoting websites. It permits you to syndicate your content to hundreds of other websites at a click of a button, which in turn will boost your web site in the search engine results.

You must be able to create an RSS feed from your website to be able to use RSS syndication. WordPress provides one of the most effective ways to create an RSS feed as it is a fundamental part of the software. It is possible to make a static HTML site into an RSS feed. This usually involves a manual process of some type. However, there are a few websites that will automatically convert HTML to RSS for you.

Once you have an RSS feed you need to find some places to submit it.

There are two kinds of site you want to find.

Firstly you are looking for RSS directories. A quick Google will bring up plenty of directories you can use. There is software available you can buy which will automate the submission for you.

Once you have established your directories you want to submit your RSS feeds to them. This can be outsourced as it does take some time. Get your keywords, title and description prepared beforehand.

Each submission can be made unique by using a different description and title. Whereas no one is entirely sure exactly what difference this makes, it does appear to have some effect.
If you are manually submitting RSS feeds then you have to keep track of where you have submitted your RSS feeds. The reason is you don’t want to submit the same site more than once. Plus, you are likely to want to submit other sites in the future.

The second type of site is the RSS Aggregator. This combines multiple RSS feeds into a single feed or webpage. This can be submitted to the RSS directories.

This is useful to mix up your own RSS feeds with those of news sites. You can frequently make more content and/or authority from this.

When using RSS feeds, you must also remember that many Web 2.0 sites such as Squidoo and many article directories have RSS feeds for the pages you design. Submitting these to RSS directories and aggregators will contribute to your search engine rankings.

Your RSS feeds will be updated every time you update your web page. If you are regularly adding new content, you will find it very quickly distributed to lots of web sites.

RSS feeds are a magnificent way to make extra backlinks and to help your sites to rank well. As you use them, watch the extra links build and your rankings (and earnings) increase.

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How to Use RSS Feeds on Your Website

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How To Use RSS Feeds On Your Website – Increase Traffic To Your Blog

Knowing how to use RSS feeds properly on your website is important in internet marketing.  I have been using RSS feeds on my websites for a while now, and I swear by them for generating great traffic, building a list (the easy way), and for getting my content syndicated around the internet.

My RSS secrets are simple, and they are something that I have kept to myself until now.

My first step after creating a blog, or Web 2.0 property is to submit the RSS feed to three RSS directories, Feedest.com, Feedage.com, and Feedagg.com.

My second step is to create a feed over at Google’s Feedburner.com.  By adding a simply copy-and-paste type form to your website, readers can subscribe to your content quickly and easily, and you can free up your time making websites, writing articles, and building links. I have been an affiliate marketer for several years, and have not yet progressed to the whole JV, Clickbank aggressive email marketing type of IM ninja. Everyone says that email marketing is the real way to make money online, but I haven’t convinced myself yet.

You can also gather RSS feeds from affiliate programs like eBay, Amazon, or create your own, and use a RSS to Javascript program to pop them into a WordPress blog, and create an automated blog.  I would also suggest monetizing these types of blogs with Chitika, or Adsense too, just to satisfy visitors who have no intention of buying anything.

RSS feeds are very useful for generating traffic, and it is a method worth using.  The more content you can create and syndicate, the better.

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