Friday, April 22, 2005

Why Not Use RSS in Marketing?

Till now you have been familiar and comfortable with blogging only for letting the world know about you and your work. But have you ever tried this amazing technology round the corner called RSS or Really Simple Syndication. To freshen up your memories, RSS allows you to publish news over the Internet and reaches the interested readers. This publishing takes place in the form of feeds or channels and is read using the software called news aggregators or readers. You must be wondering, how it would help you in reaching your target audience. Well, very simple. Now you can send your company profile to the interested parties, in the form of Press Releases, event announcements, memos, reminders, and other information by syndicating content with RSS. Believe it or not-RSS is the most happening thing in web communication and the search engines simply love it. RSS feeds supply headlines and summaries of information in a very concise way.

We all know that the web relishes fresh, updated, and unique content. And RSS feeds gets the first place in leaving e-mail filters behind. When people sign up for RSS feeds along with email newsletters, they don't have to fear blocking of the RSS feeds as is the case with ezines.

You can get listed in the search engines quickly and reasonably by submitting RSS feeds to them. You can widen the horizon and scope of your business by offering your valuable content to other website owners and get extra exposure to your target audiences. By getting your RSS feeds indexed in the RSS directories, you future-proof your business. Offering readers other people's content through RSS feed syndication, along with your own fresh and new content would lead to lots of gains for you.

Are you already bowled over by RSS and its features? If not, then I sympathize with you. But if you have understood the role of this amazing technology in making online marketing a kid's play for you, you are almost there in your pursuit to attain top rankings in search engines.

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