Tag Archives: RSS Feeds
RSS Feed Generator Plugins Review
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication. Each WordPress blog has one automatically built-in RSS Feed. Proper usage of your blog’s feed is another way of building backlinks, which helps your site get indexed faster, reach more people and enable them … Continue reading
RSS Feed – A Concise Introduction
RSS stands for “really simple syndication.” An RSS feed for a website or blog is intended to make the process of syndicating new content out to interested subscribers fast and easy or simple, as the name suggests. Since the key … Continue reading
4 Ways to Socialize Your Website
Unless you have been living under a rock, you will undoubtedly know that social marketing is an important aspect of your online marketing strategy. It is important that you connect with your customers where they live. Meaning, social sites. Unless … Continue reading
Social Media for Your Blog
I was a little surprised recently to find a lot of bloggers do not utilize Social Media for their blogs. As a blogger, Internet Marketer and a Virtual Assistant, I tend to forget that not everyone is using all the … Continue reading
How to Install an RSS Feed in WordPress
Obtaining and adding fresh new content to your website or blog is one of the most valuable tasks every webmaster must complete on a regular basis or at the very least, see to it that it is added one way … Continue reading
How Can You Add Audio to a Blog?
I had been looking for ways to add extra pizazz to my blogs and sites, and have only just got into audio and podcasts. Podcasts seem to rank well in SEO. I started by reading a couple of my articles … Continue reading
6 Tips to Syndicate Your Blog Content Via RSS Feed
If you have a blog, start syndicating your blog content via RSS feed (really simple syndication), for your loyal readers to subscribe to. It’s a powerful way as a blog owner to promote your blog’s RSS feed and for your … Continue reading
RSS Feeds – What Are They?
Well, it’s a web-feed format which is used to publish up-to-date information, as it happens, to another site. It means that you can set up an RSS feed on your own website to include automatic feeds from another website such … Continue reading

