10 reasons to put RSS on your site!

RSS and Blogs are the topics of the moment. It seems
As everyone talks about. Of course, we
too much is hype RSS and Blogs.

But where there's hype - there's interest!

And with good reason - RSS stands to be the
breaking technology of 2005. Those who do not take
maximum benefit will be left behind.

If you need convincing - here are 10 reasons
why you should put RSS on your site:

1. It 'easy and fast! Not to mention free! You
can use a free service like eBlogger and publish
your blog and RSS feeds in minutes. It is also possible
place or publish your blog / RSS Feed to your site
without knowing 'html' or 'xml'. It 's all done for you!

I repeat - it is simple to use and very convenient.
Publish your blog is just a few clicks away.
(If you need help - just use the link at the end of
this article).

2. Syndicate Content. RSS is an acronym for 'reality
Simple Syndication 'and is just another way of
passing your information. With the popularity
of 'MyYahoo' and the browser 'Firefox' (which has a
built-in RSS feed reader) - syndicating your
content has become even easier.

The next version of Windows is expected reportly
to have an RSS function. If this happens - RSS will be
explode.

3. Get your content indexed. Using blogs to publish
the content is a clean way of a regular pitch side
indexing procedure. You get the content indexed very
rapidly in most search engines.

Search engines are constantly looking for
'Fresh content' - these 'rich' blogs are a good connection
source of this content. Because blogs are specific
topics - are a concentrated source of good
quality of information material to serve!

4. Contact Instant Messaging. Blogs give you instant contact
with your readers or viewers. We live in a 'snapshot'
society - we want everything five minutes ago. Blog
provide this instant gratification. Readers or viewers
using MyYahoo have an immediate connection to the information
or messages.

RSS Feeds immediately disclosed the information to
all stakeholders - that bring in targeted traffic.

5. Build your list. People choose your RSS
feed or add you to their MyYahoo site - become your
subscribers. Are you really build your contact list.
Having a popular blog or RSS feed and you can build a
large targeted contact list very quickly.

You could not replace your old opt-in mailing list - but
can be a profitable addition to it! Exploit
all those targeted contacts.

6. Link Building. Blogs are link heavens! Build your own
links through blogs. All these links will increase your link
increase the popularity and ranking in search engines.

Moreover, giving viewers / readers a way to add your
RSS Feed creates targeted links to your site. This
is the only reason why your website should have RSS!

7. Viewer / subscriber feedback. Immediate feedback from
your subscribers or viewers is easy with blogs. Creation
trust and credibility is much easier when there is
instant communication between the two parties.

8. Keyword Content Building. Blogs are especially
Good for 'keyword targeted content' for your building
site. All of these links to boost your keyword rankings
in the search engines. Google places a high value on
'Anchor text' and blogs are a good place to put all
these connections.

You can also start different blogs targeted
'Specific keywords related issues that affect large
of your site. Also in this case, the search engines like in relation
keyword linking so you can increase the ranking of your site
via blogs.

9. Monetize your content. Blogs are a great way
to monetize the content. Blog sites such as Eblogger
(Owned by Google) even encourages you to use the '
'AdSense Code' in your blog. If you have a
popular blog - this can lead to additional income.

In addition, the publication of the newsletter or ezine in a blog
can bring in revenue for months if not years to come.
All those affiliate links and product promotions
get indexed by search engines and become
accessible to a wider audience, namely the market.

10. Because everyone else is doing it! It might seem
'Jonesish' a bit 'but you must keep up with
which Web sites others are doing. To remain competitive -
You have to put RSS on your site.

Sites without links 'AddtoMyYahoo' or 'xml'
button will be the exception rather than the rule
in a few years - if not months. It 's just
another way to get information 'out there'.
It 's an opportunity and an advantage that you can not
afford to lose.

Proceed without RSS at your own risk!...