Home Categories Submit Republish Tools Links Credits Contact
Popular Articles
 
     
 
 Categories
 
 
Submit your articles online!

How To Syndicate Your RSS Feed

By: Herman Drost

Published: January 27, 2008
Link To Article Link To Article  E-mail Article E-mail Article  Republish Article Republish Article
If you syndicate your RSS Feed or advertise it, you will get an immediate boost in traffic to your web site by others reading and/or linking to your information.

There a 2 ways to do this:

a) Place an XML button at the top of your home page. This is a little orange image that links to your RSS file. You can see one at the top of my home page at www.isitebuild.com. Get a copy of the image (right click, save picture as) and upload it to your website. Place the image, with your xml link, on your home page. For example, here's the line of code I placed on my home page:

rss for maryland web
design

Feel free use this code for your own site but remember to replace the information with your own link.

b) Submit your site's RSS feed URL to various aggregators or news readers. This will enable them to start check your RSS feed for updates.

Here is a list of some of the most popular news aggregators:

Daypop: http://www.daypop.com/info/submit.htm

Syndic8: http://www.syndic8.com/suggest.php?Mode=data Aggregator

Userland: http://aggregator.userland.com/

Feedster: http://www.feedster.com/add.php

Postami: http://www.postami.com/rss.finder/submit_feed.php

Tip:

Update your RSS feed regularly - add new articles to your RSS file on a regular basis. Make sure you link each article to your site to increase your web traffic. Remember to delete your old articles because the dates next to your articles will adjust depending on when news aggregators pick them up.

You only need to do this once and then syndicators tracking your feed automatically pick up your new feed items as you update them.

Conclusion:

Even though RSS feeds is a relatively new way of marketing, once you set it up it takes very little time to maintain and provides another great way to increase the number of visitors to your web site.

Related Articles

What is RSS and Its Benefits

http://www.isitebuild.com/rss/index.html

What are RSS Feeds and Why You Need an RSS Reader

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

How to Create an RSS Feed for Your Web Site

http://www.isitebuild.com/rss/rss-feed.htm

How to Syndicate Your RSS Feed

http://www.isitebuild.com/rss/syndicate-rss-feed.htm


Visitor Comments

Post Comment Post A Comment
What do you think about this article? Do you agree or disagree with it? Be the first to comment on this article, and share your thoughts with the world. No registration is required to post comments.

Article Icon Make Money At Home - RSS Feeds Have A Big Purpose
If you are an online business owner who has set a goal to make money at home, it is important that you take advantage of all of the resources which are at your disposal. One such resource is the RSS feed....
Article Icon Free Traffic System Explained
One of the most important things that you need to learn in Internet marketing is how to get massive targeted traffic to your site. Traffic is the lifeblood of any online business. If there are no visitors...
Article Icon Top 6 Strategies To Put Your RSS Feed Promotion On Steroids
As I wrote in one of my previous articles, the orange revolution has begun. RSS is here and it has taken the Internet by storm. The number of webmasters becoming a part of this online revolution is growing on
Article Icon What The Heck Is RSS And How Will It Help Me?
What the Heck is RSS and How Will it Help Me? RSS, RSS, RSS... you hear the constant chant, but who really knows what the heck RSS means? Although it originated in 1997, most people still don't know...
Article Icon Analyzing The New Yahoo! RSS Report For Marketers
We were waiting for something like this to happen for a long time. Yahoo!, one of the key providers of mass-market RSS aggregators, finally took a step forward and published their RSS whitepaper,
Article Icon How To Make Your Site RSS User-Friendly
Despite all the hype and fuss surrounding RSS recently, for the majority of mainstream Internet users, RSS still remains a mysterious orange button sitting on your web site. They are totally unaware of...
Article Icon Problems Adding RSS Feeds To My Yahoo - Feedburner Solution
In the last few weeks, adding feeds to My Yahoo has been next to impossible. Here's a solution that worked for me with a feedburner feed. Why Won't It Add My FeedIf you have a blog, adding it to My Yahoo...
Article Icon Keep Your Website Contents Fresh By Adding RSS Feeds
RSS is a method that has been used by many webmasters and publishers to publish information and news online. The readers then be able to read the information and the news with their RSS readers. But many...
Article Icon Taking The Easier Route To Generating RSS Subscribers
RSS is certainly still far from being user-friendly, which is especially evident once you try and left-click on an RSS subscribe button.In most cases your browser will simply display the XML code of the RSS...
Article Icon RSS (Real Simple Syndication) Explained In Plain English
RSS(Real Simple Syndication) is the talk around the net these days because of its many benefits.I'm sure you've received several emails(like I have) telling you to jump on the "RSS" band wagon and that it's...

Article Icon What Is RSS And Its Marketing Benefits?
It's getting increasingly difficult to reach your targeted audience these days by simply using email. Even if you have a large ezine list there's no guarantee your message will be read. This is because...
Article Icon What Are RSS Feeds And Why You Need An RSS Reader
An RSS feed is created in a non-HTML format called XML. RSS readers or aggregators can interpret and display that coding, but Web browsers can't. Soon, RSS/XML readers will be part of every browser and e-mail
Article Icon How To Create An RSS Feed For Your Web Site
Are you always looking for new and better ways to market your web site? Search engines are always on the look out for fresh content. When doing a search you don't want old content popping up, you want to have


Print This Article Print This Article
Add To Favorites Add To Favorites
Cite This Article Cite This Article
 
 
Home | Categories | Submit | Republish | Tools | Links | Credits | Contact | Privacy Statement | Terms Of Use
Copyright © 2012 InfoServe Media, LLC (DBA PopularArticles.com). All rights reserved.