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Digg it UP - A Gentle Warning To All Webmasters About RSS
Many military personnel will be getting out of the service and they will wish to become self-employed. There are many options for such industrious energetic folks indeed. Often a franchised business can be good because these soldiers, airmen and Marines are good at following directions. What franchise options are available for such people? There are so many interesting franchises out there.One option might be a Mailbox type franchise like a UPS Store. Seems like a simple franchise to own; but what about any recent negative news on the franchise system; is the company in trouble? What if someone is completing their military service this year and is ready to buy a franchise?W
Microsoft's Longhorn Statement The next version of Windows will have RSS. This will open up RSS to the mass market. This will put RSS center stage for computer and Internet users.
Google Sitemaps This XML powered system lets you update and quickly index your site's pages in Google.
Podcasting The enormous popularity of sending audio files or podcasting is opening up a whole new audience for RSS.
Media RSS This will permit the syndication
Do you think you could ever recognize a McDonalds Hamburger store even if the name was not on the building? Absolutely, even a five-year-old child could find the store. Why is that? Sure, the yellow arches do give it away, but the real answer is due to product branding.Product branding is simply taking your product and creating an image for it in the marketplace in such a way that it can always be picked out of a crowded market and where a customer thinks about your product when somebody talks about the business you are in.As an example, when we say, “Hamburger” people tend to think of McDonalds. When somebody says, “Luxury Car” do you think of BMW. When somebody says,
I have been interested in RSS for a couple of years now but it was only around this time last year that I started taking a serious look at this little syndication standard that's changing how we communicate on the web. Really Simple Syndication. Simple phrase but it changes everything.
I figured what better way to get to know a subject than to write about it. Going through the vast resources of the Internet, blogs, forums, ebooks to collect what information I needed for my ebook and articles. The Internet is one huge storehouse of knowledge that more than supplied me with enough material to write a hundred articles.
Coming from a fine art background, I also knew the only way to really learn about a subject was 'hands on' experience. So at the same time I started to really implement RSS tactics on my own sites to get 'first-hand' evidence to prove or back up my articles and writing. I concentrated on website RSS techniques that worked with the major Search Engines; starting my own blogs and RSS feeds to enhance my sites and manipulating the search engines, feeding the spiders with very legit content to build targeted traffic to any keyword or market sector I wanted to promote.
Experiences that have opened my eyes wider than they have been since kindergarten and RSS is still surprising me at every turn. Only after I had started researching and writing about RSS did it dawn on me that I had no idea just how Big a Player RSS is becoming and will become in the very near future. The impact will be felt in all areas of the web.
At the beginning of last year I wrote a simple article, 10 Reasons to Put RSS On Your Site. In that article I stated that this year would be the Breakout Year for RSS... the year RSS would finally enter the mainstream.
Since that article, during this year, there have been many developments for RSS. Some of the major ones:
Google Blog Search Which now opens up the whole area of blog content and feeds to the one search engine that counts. Google also finally embraced RSS despite its major investment in the other syndication standard -- Atom. Google bought Blogger.com a while back which promotes the Atom feed.
Microsoft's Longhorn Statement The next version of Windows will have RSS. This will open up RSS to the mass market. This will put RSS center stage for computer and Internet users.
Google Sitemaps This XML powered system lets you update and quickly index your site's pages in Google.
Podcasting The enormous popularity of sending audio files or podcasting is opening up a whole new audience for RSS.
Media RSS This will permit the syndication
1. You'll find out what type of content visitors want to see at your web site. This will attract your visitors to revisit and read the content.2. You'll find out how to improve existing products or services. This will attract new customers to buy from your business.3. You'll find out which products or services your customers would like to see you sell in the future. This will increase your back end product sales.4. You'll find out how to improve your customer service. This will cut down on customer complaints and how to better resolve problems.5. You'll find out how to improve your sales letters or ads. This will increase your sales, traffic or ezine
Coming from a fine art background, I also knew the only way to really learn about a subject was 'hands on' experience. So at the same time I started to really implement RSS tactics on my own sites to get 'first-hand' evidence to prove or back up my articles and writing. I concentrated on website RSS techniques that worked with the major Search Engines; starting my own blogs and RSS feeds to enhance my sites and manipulating the search engines, feeding the spiders with very legit content to build targeted traffic to any keyword or market sector I wanted to promote.
Experiences that have opened my eyes wider than they have been since kindergarten and RSS is still surprising me at every turn. Only after I had started researching and writing about RSS did it dawn on me that I had no idea just how Big a Player RSS is becoming and will become in the very near future. The impact will be felt in all areas of the web.
At the beginning of last year I wrote a simple article, 10 Reasons to Put RSS On Your Site. In that article I stated that this year would be the Breakout Year for RSS... the year RSS would finally enter the mainstream.
Since that article, during this year, there have been many developments for RSS. Some of the major ones:
Google Blog Search Which now opens up the whole area of blog content and feeds to the one search engine that counts. Google also finally embraced RSS despite its major investment in the other syndication standard -- Atom. Google bought Blogger.com a while back which promotes the Atom feed.
Microsoft's Longhorn Statement The next version of Windows will have RSS. This will open up RSS to the mass market. This will put RSS center stage for computer and Internet users.
Google Sitemaps This XML powered system lets you update and quickly index your site's pages in Google.
Podcasting The enormous popularity of sending audio files or podcasting is opening up a whole new audience for RSS.
Media RSS This will permit the syndication
Creating a newsletter online is a great way to reach your current customers as well as target the market out there that can potential be customers. This provides you will a very low cost way of reaching and communicating with consumers. You can advertise your online newsletter by submitting each issue to the major search engines. This should generate interest, leading many new consumers to your newsletters.Individuals get busy, so be sure you send email alerts to readers reminding them when a new issue is available for viewing. This will require proper maintenance of a database with subscribers email addresses. You can easily compile the data by having a message on your online new
Experiences that have opened my eyes wider than they have been since kindergarten and RSS is still surprising me at every turn. Only after I had started researching and writing about RSS did it dawn on me that I had no idea just how Big a Player RSS is becoming and will become in the very near future. The impact will be felt in all areas of the web.
At the beginning of last year I wrote a simple article, 10 Reasons to Put RSS On Your Site. In that article I stated that this year would be the Breakout Year for RSS... the year RSS would finally enter the mainstream.
Since that article, during this year, there have been many developments for RSS. Some of the major ones:
Google Blog Search Which now opens up the whole area of blog content and feeds to the one search engine that counts. Google also finally embraced RSS despite its major investment in the other syndication standard -- Atom. Google bought Blogger.com a while back which promotes the Atom feed.
Microsoft's Longhorn Statement The next version of Windows will have RSS. This will open up RSS to the mass market. This will put RSS center stage for computer and Internet users.
Google Sitemaps This XML powered system lets you update and quickly index your site's pages in Google.
Podcasting The enormous popularity of sending audio files or podcasting is opening up a whole new audience for RSS.
Media RSS This will permit the syndication
With the evolution and development of appraisal systems, a number of tools and techniques of performance appraisal have been developed. Firstly, there are graphic-rating scales which compare individual performance to an absolute standard. In this method, judgments about performance are recorded on a scale. This is the oldest and most widely used technique. This method is also known as linear rating scale. The appraisers are supplied with printed forms, one for each employee. These forms contain a number of objectives and behavior- and trait-based qualities to be rated (like quality, volume of work, job knowledge, dependability, initiative and attitude). Rating scales are of two types: co
Since that article, during this year, there have been many developments for RSS. Some of the major ones:
Google Blog Search Which now opens up the whole area of blog content and feeds to the one search engine that counts. Google also finally embraced RSS despite its major investment in the other syndication standard -- Atom. Google bought Blogger.com a while back which promotes the Atom feed.
Microsoft's Longhorn Statement The next version of Windows will have RSS. This will open up RSS to the mass market. This will put RSS center stage for computer and Internet users.
Google Sitemaps This XML powered system lets you update and quickly index your site's pages in Google.
Podcasting The enormous popularity of sending audio files or podcasting is opening up a whole new audience for RSS.
Media RSS This will permit the syndication
Backlinks are incoming links that point to your web page. If many other sites point to your website, it is assumed by search engine algorithms that these sites value the content or products on your site. Search engine rankings are positively affected by a large number of backlinks, as well as the quality of these links. There are two ways for a site to get a higher number of backlinks: Some backlinks are created when another site links to yours because you have information of product they feel their visitors want. These sites provide links to complementary sites, not competitors. Some sites work together to exchange links, by mutual agreement. These are called reciprocal links
Microsoft's Longhorn Statement The next version of Windows will have RSS. This will open up RSS to the mass market. This will put RSS center stage for computer and Internet users.
Google Sitemaps This XML powered system lets you update and quickly index your site's pages in Google.
Podcasting The enormous popularity of sending audio files or podcasting is opening up a whole new audience for RSS.
Media RSS This will permit the syndication of all types of media, including video and TV programs through RSS, further opening up RSS to becoming a broadcasting system for the Internet.
RSS Search MSN, as well as other search engines, makes it possible to search RSS feeds for the information we need.
Mozilla Firefox Browser This RSS powered browser with its 'Live Bookmarks' is proving very popular with surfers. It also proves you really don't have to know a thing about RSS to enjoy its benefits -- it can be seamlessly integrated into the background or operating system with the end-users oblivious to even the existence of RSS.
Commercial RSS Then there is the whole potential of RSS ads and advertising which would commercialize RSS and bring it into play by large corporations who are mainly interested in the bottom line.
Not to mention all those orange XML or RSS buttons popping up on website after website. RSS is taking on a life of its own, gaining in popularity and growing in strength. RSS is becoming a force that has to be reckon with by every webmaster.
How about you? Is your site RSS ready? Are you taking advantage of RSS? Are you using RSS?
This is a gentle warning that you will start using RSS if you haven't already and here's why... if you want your site to remain truly competitive you must have RSS on it. Without RSS you will be losing visitors and traffic to RSS empowered sites. You will be losing traffic to sites that are targeting keywords with blogs and feeds. You will be losing traffic to those sites using the XML powered Sitemaps. You will be losing traffic to sites that are RSS User-Friendly and fully optimized for RSS.
You must have an RSS User-Friendly site if want your site to be competitive. Just ask yourself, when the next Windows browser comes online, how competitive will your site be without RSS? What role will RSS play in getting visitors and repeat visitors to your competitor's website? How much more effective will your competitors be with RSS on their sites?
Webmasters should be gearing up now for RSS, if they haven't already. You have to prepare your sites for RSS. You have to position your sites to take full advantage of the coming RSS revolution! Take advantage of Google's Sitemaps, Blog Search, Media RSS, Next RSS
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