In the past, building a website without HTML knowledge was considered impossible. Indeed some website building software packages continue to prolong the myth by making the process harder than it needs to be.
On the other side of the equation are the programmers at XSitePro who understand what so many Internet entrepreneurs have attempted to convey to the software industry for so long: they are adept at building and running a business, but they do so without the knowledge of HTML code and without the time to learn programming.
Even as other website building packages claim to be user friendly and promise to include copious bonus features and RSS feeds for stickiness and website visitor service, the fact that the integration of the features is overly complicated has left many an entrepreneur little choice.
Many of us will have seen their websites. They are the ones that are poorly built, haphazardly formatted, and try to make up in SEO keyword-rich content what they lack in design.
XSitePro is on the other side of the spectrum. No knowledge of HTML, of how to run scripts, or understanding of any coding is needed. The software is written to accommodate the entrepreneur with a vision, not a computer science degree. There are plenty of bonus features and wizards that make the creation of pages within a site quick and simple.
RSS feeds are fully customizable or ready to go right out of the box. Internet marketers who are targeting a highly specialized niche really appreciate this feature in particular since it allows for either a customization that directly targets their niche market, or it may allow them to broaden the reach of their website to welcome other visitors who they believe might eventually turn into paying customers.
Spend as little time customizing your Xsitepro website or as much as you want to make the bonus RSS feeds a highly individualized experience for your website visitors. This is chiefly apropos for those online entrepreneurs who have already developed a clientele or who are offering newsletters and content that have developed a following.
And best of all, the whole site building process requires no HTML knowledge at all! Since the effects of any changes may be seen virtually immediately, the entrepreneur with a finger firmly on the pulse of the clientele does not have to guess how their site is coming across - they know now! It does not get any easier!
Being able to add easy RSS feeds to your website without the need to know HTML is within the reach of every website builder. The new version of XSitePro makes it just a few mouse clicks away.
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/RSS-Feeds-Made-Easy/485005
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
RSS Syndication Technology… by dolphin000010
RSS(Real Simple Syndication) is the BIG... Buzz around the Internet these days because of its Powerful ability to syndicate content Effortlessly and Instantly across the Internet to any website and/or subscriber who subscribed to that particular RSS Feed with a 100% GUARANTEED delivery.
What other technology online can guarantee you that?
Email? I don't think so.
RSS is it... Period!
And the crazy thing is, everybody who publishes content on their website on a regular basis is quickly adapting because of the many benefits RSS offers because lets face it, updating content manually on any given website is a very time consuming task, especially when you have to do it on a Day In and Day Out basis.
But, by having an RSS enabled website, not only do you get high quality content INSTANTLY delivered, you can now give your audience more content with less work on your part leaving you more time to focus on other important tasks you might have sitting on the back burner when you have time.
This is the main benefit RSS Syndication gives the website owner and/or valued subscriber.
Now that you have some idea of how RSS can simplify updating content on any given website, what does this have to do with Article Marketing and how does it benefit the content publisher who writes the articles?
Well... lets talk about it.
We all know that content is the life blood of the Internet and is why most people come online... right?
We also know that RSS syndicates content to whatever website that is RSS enabled and/or subscriber who uses an RSS aggregator.
The BIG question that's probably floating around in your head is... how do Article Publishers who write the articles benefit from RSS Syndication?
The answer is simple really.
Ever heard the phrase... "The Internet Is Nothing More Then A Numbers Game"?
If not, now you have and that is exactly what RSS Syndication will do for anybody who does or is just starting out can expect to benefit from by joining the Article Marketing game.
Let's talk about this a little more so it's clear in your mind.
Let's say you write your first article and your manage to locate, lets say... 20 Article Directories that offer FREE Article Submissions and offer RSS Feeds to website owners and to the general public to use.
And lets say that those 20 Article Directories collected all their RSS Feeds and submitted them to all the TOP RSS Directories on the web so that website owners and/or people with RSS Aggregators can locate those RSS Feeds so they can subscribe to them.
You with me so far?
Now, you go and submit your article to all 20 Article Directories and wait for their reply to see if your article got accepted.
You check your Inbox and find that all 20 article directories accepted your article into their database and would be syndicating it within the next 24 hours.
Notice I said the word "syndicating". That's because once your article is approved by that article directory and because these article directories use RSS technology to syndicate NEW content to whoever is subscribed, guess what happens to your article?
It gets syndicated to whoever is subscribed to that RSS Feed. So if you submitted to all 20 article directories under whatever category, and there were 200 subscribers per article directory subscribed to that RSS Feed, guess how many potential customers you will possibly come in contact with through your articles Resource Box?
Lets do the math... how's 4000 potential subscribers, which means you have a potential of receiving 4000 potential visitors to your website of choice... Absolutely FREE!
That's the power of RSS Syndication and is WHY article marketing is becoming one of the #1 ways to promote ANY website online.
I wrote this article just as a quick example of what RSS Technology can do for anyone using it on their websites and for those who use articles as part of their website promotion strategy so you can see how RSS will get your articles more exposure with NO extra work on your part.
I truly hope you see the benefits I outlined within this article and hope you take the necessary steps to getting started with writing your own articles, if your not already, so you too can benefit from RSS Syndication like everyone else.
ABOUT the author:-
www.perfect-ghost-writer.com
www.articlemarketing.reprintarticle.com
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/RSS-Syndication-Technology…/491334
What other technology online can guarantee you that?
Email? I don't think so.
RSS is it... Period!
And the crazy thing is, everybody who publishes content on their website on a regular basis is quickly adapting because of the many benefits RSS offers because lets face it, updating content manually on any given website is a very time consuming task, especially when you have to do it on a Day In and Day Out basis.
But, by having an RSS enabled website, not only do you get high quality content INSTANTLY delivered, you can now give your audience more content with less work on your part leaving you more time to focus on other important tasks you might have sitting on the back burner when you have time.
This is the main benefit RSS Syndication gives the website owner and/or valued subscriber.
Now that you have some idea of how RSS can simplify updating content on any given website, what does this have to do with Article Marketing and how does it benefit the content publisher who writes the articles?
Well... lets talk about it.
We all know that content is the life blood of the Internet and is why most people come online... right?
We also know that RSS syndicates content to whatever website that is RSS enabled and/or subscriber who uses an RSS aggregator.
The BIG question that's probably floating around in your head is... how do Article Publishers who write the articles benefit from RSS Syndication?
The answer is simple really.
Ever heard the phrase... "The Internet Is Nothing More Then A Numbers Game"?
If not, now you have and that is exactly what RSS Syndication will do for anybody who does or is just starting out can expect to benefit from by joining the Article Marketing game.
Let's talk about this a little more so it's clear in your mind.
Let's say you write your first article and your manage to locate, lets say... 20 Article Directories that offer FREE Article Submissions and offer RSS Feeds to website owners and to the general public to use.
And lets say that those 20 Article Directories collected all their RSS Feeds and submitted them to all the TOP RSS Directories on the web so that website owners and/or people with RSS Aggregators can locate those RSS Feeds so they can subscribe to them.
You with me so far?
Now, you go and submit your article to all 20 Article Directories and wait for their reply to see if your article got accepted.
You check your Inbox and find that all 20 article directories accepted your article into their database and would be syndicating it within the next 24 hours.
Notice I said the word "syndicating". That's because once your article is approved by that article directory and because these article directories use RSS technology to syndicate NEW content to whoever is subscribed, guess what happens to your article?
It gets syndicated to whoever is subscribed to that RSS Feed. So if you submitted to all 20 article directories under whatever category, and there were 200 subscribers per article directory subscribed to that RSS Feed, guess how many potential customers you will possibly come in contact with through your articles Resource Box?
Lets do the math... how's 4000 potential subscribers, which means you have a potential of receiving 4000 potential visitors to your website of choice... Absolutely FREE!
That's the power of RSS Syndication and is WHY article marketing is becoming one of the #1 ways to promote ANY website online.
I wrote this article just as a quick example of what RSS Technology can do for anyone using it on their websites and for those who use articles as part of their website promotion strategy so you can see how RSS will get your articles more exposure with NO extra work on your part.
I truly hope you see the benefits I outlined within this article and hope you take the necessary steps to getting started with writing your own articles, if your not already, so you too can benefit from RSS Syndication like everyone else.
ABOUT the author:-
www.perfect-ghost-writer.com
www.articlemarketing.reprintarticle.com
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/RSS-Syndication-Technology…/491334
5 Quick Tips To Submit Rss Feeds by Alex Bellweather
Submission of RSS is a better tool to get the promotion of website or blog.
RSS is based on XML format which permit the organization the various hyperlinks and various other useful information or you can say metadata which guide the viewers to pursue the various link. Such types of links are permitting you to get information.
This allows peoples’ computers to fetch and interpret the database, so you can get chase the information and make it adjustable. It is XML format that use to track the information to direct properly.
The website can make it available to get the RSS feed. It is available on regular bases to get the suitable item on the site. People use the aggregator to manage the RSS Feed properly with using the single modules.
Here are the tips for quick learning to RSS Feeds:
1. You must have to use the aggregators to get the proper entries and define the entries by using the various types of identifiers like RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0 and Atom. You must have to use the Feed Validator to get the problems, it work with RSS and Atom.
2. Making a metadata is one of the most suitable sites to get the short title and the link. You can add the any types of description into the feed to metadata.
3. It is alluring to get the HTML instruction in your RSS feed because you do not represent it. If you need to include the tag in the text of the feed than make sure that you can make the brackets.
4. Use the XML coding is character encoding that can be available to make XML entries.
5. The software generates the feed using the Windows character to encode your feeds.
Alex Bellweather is a writer for Submit RSS Feed, the premier website to find rss feed submission, submit rss, rss feeds, free rss feeds, RSS Feeds Directory and many more.
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/5-Quick-Tips-To-Submit-Rss-Feeds/498374
RSS is based on XML format which permit the organization the various hyperlinks and various other useful information or you can say metadata which guide the viewers to pursue the various link. Such types of links are permitting you to get information.
This allows peoples’ computers to fetch and interpret the database, so you can get chase the information and make it adjustable. It is XML format that use to track the information to direct properly.
The website can make it available to get the RSS feed. It is available on regular bases to get the suitable item on the site. People use the aggregator to manage the RSS Feed properly with using the single modules.
Here are the tips for quick learning to RSS Feeds:
1. You must have to use the aggregators to get the proper entries and define the entries by using the various types of identifiers like RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0 and Atom. You must have to use the Feed Validator to get the problems, it work with RSS and Atom.
2. Making a metadata is one of the most suitable sites to get the short title and the link. You can add the any types of description into the feed to metadata.
3. It is alluring to get the HTML instruction in your RSS feed because you do not represent it. If you need to include the tag in the text of the feed than make sure that you can make the brackets.
4. Use the XML coding is character encoding that can be available to make XML entries.
5. The software generates the feed using the Windows character to encode your feeds.
Alex Bellweather is a writer for Submit RSS Feed, the premier website to find rss feed submission, submit rss, rss feeds, free rss feeds, RSS Feeds Directory and many more.
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/5-Quick-Tips-To-Submit-Rss-Feeds/498374
Syndicating the Content To Use RSS by Parveenn Kumarr
In the old days, there were limited means for getting your content – articles, white papers, knowledge – and hence marketing your brand and products out to your target audience. You could write a book and try to get it published; you could print white papers and submit them to industry journals, libraries, or post them to potentially interested parties; you could try to get articles published by the media; or you could distribute your collateral at exhibitions, conferences etc.
None of these were truly effective, nor affordable, ways to get your content out there to those who would most benefit from it, nor to market your business, products and services.
In order to syndicate your content, you will first need to create that content. This can be in the form of short articles (egg 500-2000 words), or white papers about a particular topic of interest to your potential customers. This may be how to wire a plug in different countries, how to tie a fly for fishing, how to manage knowledge within a small business, or how to promote a website using pay per click keyword purchase.
The most important aspect of the content is that it should offer valuable information to your target audience. It should not be blatant self-promotion – that is what press releases are for, However, it is permissible to include a resource box in your article that gives further information about the author, and a link to your website or a landing page specifically about the subject of the article. This will then allow you to track interest generated from a specific article and you can even create special offers for the readers to capture a sale when they follow the link.
Once you have created your article or white paper, you need to approach those websites, ezines, newsletters, blog etc where your target audience hang out, and offer the content for publication. These need to be websites with high traffic, so as to reach the widest audience. Many websites ask for articles and content so make sure you look to see if there is a specific contact mentioned on the site that you should approach to offer your content to.
Many websites in niche areas are also interested in regular monthly columns by knowledgeable authors, and these are well worth looking out for. You can also crossover from online to offline by offering your content to magazines, and ensuring that the readers are led easily to your website for further information. Once you have created your article or white paper, you need to approach those websites, ezines, newsletters, blog etc where your target audience hang out, and offer the content for publication. These need to be websites with high traffic, so as to reach the widest audience. Many websites ask for articles and content so make sure you look to see if there is a specific contact mentioned on the site that you should approach to offer your content to.
Another method of is syndicating content to use RSS (Really Simple Syndication). This automates the process and can mean that your content gets distributed widely, whilst also gaining you valuable backlinks to your site.
Did you find this article useful? For more useful tips & hints, Points to ponder and keep in mind, techniques & insights pertaining to Google Ad sense, Do please browse for more information at our website :-
http://www.seo-prediction.com
http://www.seo.reprintarticlesite.com
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/Syndicating-the-Content-To-Use-RSS/481245
None of these were truly effective, nor affordable, ways to get your content out there to those who would most benefit from it, nor to market your business, products and services.
In order to syndicate your content, you will first need to create that content. This can be in the form of short articles (egg 500-2000 words), or white papers about a particular topic of interest to your potential customers. This may be how to wire a plug in different countries, how to tie a fly for fishing, how to manage knowledge within a small business, or how to promote a website using pay per click keyword purchase.
The most important aspect of the content is that it should offer valuable information to your target audience. It should not be blatant self-promotion – that is what press releases are for, However, it is permissible to include a resource box in your article that gives further information about the author, and a link to your website or a landing page specifically about the subject of the article. This will then allow you to track interest generated from a specific article and you can even create special offers for the readers to capture a sale when they follow the link.
Once you have created your article or white paper, you need to approach those websites, ezines, newsletters, blog etc where your target audience hang out, and offer the content for publication. These need to be websites with high traffic, so as to reach the widest audience. Many websites ask for articles and content so make sure you look to see if there is a specific contact mentioned on the site that you should approach to offer your content to.
Many websites in niche areas are also interested in regular monthly columns by knowledgeable authors, and these are well worth looking out for. You can also crossover from online to offline by offering your content to magazines, and ensuring that the readers are led easily to your website for further information. Once you have created your article or white paper, you need to approach those websites, ezines, newsletters, blog etc where your target audience hang out, and offer the content for publication. These need to be websites with high traffic, so as to reach the widest audience. Many websites ask for articles and content so make sure you look to see if there is a specific contact mentioned on the site that you should approach to offer your content to.
Another method of is syndicating content to use RSS (Really Simple Syndication). This automates the process and can mean that your content gets distributed widely, whilst also gaining you valuable backlinks to your site.
Did you find this article useful? For more useful tips & hints, Points to ponder and keep in mind, techniques & insights pertaining to Google Ad sense, Do please browse for more information at our website :-
http://www.seo-prediction.com
http://www.seo.reprintarticlesite.com
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/Syndicating-the-Content-To-Use-RSS/481245
RSS Revisited - Why You Still Need RSS On Your Site by
One of the very first articles I ever wrote on Internet Marketing had to do with RSS and it was entitled "10 Reasons To Put RSS On Your Site." That was in 2004 and RSS was somewhat new and many webmasters were just beginning to place blogs and RSS feeds on their sites. If you do a search in Google, you can still find that article on around 2,000 sites.
Most people now refer to RSS as "Really Simple Syndication" - although it originally stood for "Rich Site Summary" and was a very simple way of summarizing and syndicating your content in real-time to all interested parties.
RSS had its early beginnings with Netscape in 1991 which introduced the first version of RSS (RDF Site Summary). Later versions would be introduced and made popular by Dave Winer of ScriptingNews and Userland fame who is considered by many to be one of the major founding fathers of RSS.
Most people today associate RSS with blogs and blogging. You can read RSS content by using an RSS feed reader or "aggregator" which can be desktop or web-based. Some common feed readers include FeedDemon, My Yahoo!, iGoogle and Firefox (Live Bookmarks). You subscribe to your favorite RSS feed by clicking the small icon on your favorite blog or site and then when fresh content is published via RSS your reader can immeditately retrieve and display it for you.
RSS is a very simple way of keeping up to date and in contact with your favorite site or topic. It makes staying informed easy to do and it provides site/blog owners a simple way of distributing their content.
One can't but wonder has RSS lived up to all that early hype?
Perhaps that question can only be answered by looking at the popularity of blogging and the role it now plays on the web. No one can deny blogs and their accompanying RSS feeds carry tremendous weight, no matter which way you measure it. Can anyone now imagine the World Wide Web without blogs?
But the importance of RSS goes beyond just blogging, we tend to forget how important it is for all the new social media sites like Digg, Technorati, Reddit... and not to forget fast growing applications like Twitter.
People also forget RSS feeds play a major role in online retail and affiliate programs. For example, you can get an RSS feed of all the latest Amazon products to place on your site. Many major online companies now have these product feeds to help promote and sell their wares.
XML and RSS have blended so seamlessly into many browsers and operating systems most users are blissfully unaware they're even using RSS. Maybe that's how things should be; with RSS, the ever-present workhorse, quietly doing its job behind the scenes.
RSS is just as important now as it was five years ago - actually its influence and presence has only grown stronger over the years. If you have not fully embraced RSS and placed it on your site and in your online marketing you're missing out on one of the best opportunities to spread your message on the web.
RSS is here to stay and even has its own advisory board to help with the technical and programming side of RSS. They also list a very handy "RSS Best Practices Profile" for any webmaster wishing to create their own XML-based RSS documents. http://www.rssboard.org/
Why should you use RSS?
Well, the list of reasons is quite long but RSS can help you: syndicate your content in real-time, sell your products, build your list, gather fresh content, promote your company and boost that one vital element everyone needs more of on the web - traffic. For those who have taken full advantage of RSS it has delivered in more ways than one for it has truly turned into that Golden Goose with the Midas complex. RSS has simply proven beneficial to those users who have fully embraced it.
Now, you still don't really need 10 reasons to put RSS on your site, do you?
Copyright (c) 2008 Titus Hoskins
To add RSS to your Site within minutes - download this simple RSS Guide:
http://www.bizwaremagic.com/RSS/Lead_Capture_Page.htm Or try this more technical RSS Tutorial: http://www.bizwaremagic.com/RSS_Tutorial.htm
2008 Titus Hoskins. This article may be freely distributed if this resource
box stays attached.
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/RSS-Revisited---Why-You-Still-Need-RSS-On-Your-Site/481277
Most people now refer to RSS as "Really Simple Syndication" - although it originally stood for "Rich Site Summary" and was a very simple way of summarizing and syndicating your content in real-time to all interested parties.
RSS had its early beginnings with Netscape in 1991 which introduced the first version of RSS (RDF Site Summary). Later versions would be introduced and made popular by Dave Winer of ScriptingNews and Userland fame who is considered by many to be one of the major founding fathers of RSS.
Most people today associate RSS with blogs and blogging. You can read RSS content by using an RSS feed reader or "aggregator" which can be desktop or web-based. Some common feed readers include FeedDemon, My Yahoo!, iGoogle and Firefox (Live Bookmarks). You subscribe to your favorite RSS feed by clicking the small icon on your favorite blog or site and then when fresh content is published via RSS your reader can immeditately retrieve and display it for you.
RSS is a very simple way of keeping up to date and in contact with your favorite site or topic. It makes staying informed easy to do and it provides site/blog owners a simple way of distributing their content.
One can't but wonder has RSS lived up to all that early hype?
Perhaps that question can only be answered by looking at the popularity of blogging and the role it now plays on the web. No one can deny blogs and their accompanying RSS feeds carry tremendous weight, no matter which way you measure it. Can anyone now imagine the World Wide Web without blogs?
But the importance of RSS goes beyond just blogging, we tend to forget how important it is for all the new social media sites like Digg, Technorati, Reddit... and not to forget fast growing applications like Twitter.
People also forget RSS feeds play a major role in online retail and affiliate programs. For example, you can get an RSS feed of all the latest Amazon products to place on your site. Many major online companies now have these product feeds to help promote and sell their wares.
XML and RSS have blended so seamlessly into many browsers and operating systems most users are blissfully unaware they're even using RSS. Maybe that's how things should be; with RSS, the ever-present workhorse, quietly doing its job behind the scenes.
RSS is just as important now as it was five years ago - actually its influence and presence has only grown stronger over the years. If you have not fully embraced RSS and placed it on your site and in your online marketing you're missing out on one of the best opportunities to spread your message on the web.
RSS is here to stay and even has its own advisory board to help with the technical and programming side of RSS. They also list a very handy "RSS Best Practices Profile" for any webmaster wishing to create their own XML-based RSS documents. http://www.rssboard.org/
Why should you use RSS?
Well, the list of reasons is quite long but RSS can help you: syndicate your content in real-time, sell your products, build your list, gather fresh content, promote your company and boost that one vital element everyone needs more of on the web - traffic. For those who have taken full advantage of RSS it has delivered in more ways than one for it has truly turned into that Golden Goose with the Midas complex. RSS has simply proven beneficial to those users who have fully embraced it.
Now, you still don't really need 10 reasons to put RSS on your site, do you?
Copyright (c) 2008 Titus Hoskins
To add RSS to your Site within minutes - download this simple RSS Guide:
http://www.bizwaremagic.com/RSS/Lead_Capture_Page.htm Or try this more technical RSS Tutorial: http://www.bizwaremagic.com/RSS_Tutorial.htm
2008 Titus Hoskins. This article may be freely distributed if this resource
box stays attached.
Article Source: http://www.articledashboard.com/Article/RSS-Revisited---Why-You-Still-Need-RSS-On-Your-Site/481277
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