Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Making Money Via The Internet - How to Create an RSS Feed for Your Web Site


Search engines will generally reward those
sites which provide new content on a regular basis ie daily
or even bi-weekly. You want to have the most up to date
information, when doing a search you don't want old
content popping up. Search engines are always on the look out
for fresh content. Are you always looking for new and better ways to market
your web site?

On of the best ways to provide fresh content is to create
an RSS Feed.

What is an RSS Feed?

People who use RSS
readers or news aggregators can read then link to your
article from their web site. I make that article available to
others as an item in my RSS file. I then link to that article from my home page and from my
article headlines page. For example I
write articles every 2 weeks and place them on my web site. RSS stands for "really simple syndication".

(To explain further about RSS readers visit:

http://www.isitebuild.com/rss/what-are-rss-feeds.htm)

Every time
you write a new article it will be instantly available to
1000s of web site owners. This is a great way to improve or maintain your search engine
rankings by naturally getting incoming links. You have now syndicated your content for others to view.

How to create an RSS File

Description and Link URL) that your
audience will receive through a RSS reader, an XML file contains the
information (Title. This is similar to html
except you must be careful to use closing tags and be sure
to validate it before you use it. RSS files use the XML language.

Here is all you need to create an RSS file:

-Title

-Description

-Link

Description and link information, then copy and paste the
information below replacing it with your own title, open notepad on your computer. 1.

Or an image, contact email addresses, copyright info, you can also include optional information in your headlines
such as language. The second part contains information for one of your articles. The first part contains information about your web site.

Finish off with the RSS closing tag. Enclose your RSS information with
the xml and rss versions you are using followed by the
channel and item tags. Try to limit the number of articles you wish to include in your
RSS file to 5 or less.

Here's the example:

Web Site Design - Hosting - Marketing

http://www.isitebuild.com

Affordable Web Design in Maryland

En-us

How to Add a Search Engine to Your Site

http://www.isitebuild.com/add-search-engine.htm

A great way achieve this is to add a search
engine or search box to your web site. When visitors arrive at your web site you want them to find
the information quickly otherwise they will lose patience
and move on.

(Please remove the period after the Read Part 4 of this article:

How to Syndicate Your RSS Feed

www.isitebuild.com/rss/what-are-rss-feeds.htm

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