subject: How to Syndicate Your Blog Content Using RSS Feed (Five Tips) [print this page] After starting your blog, it is then time to start thinking about syndicating your content using RSS (really simple syndication) feed. Via syndication, it allows your loyal readers to easily follow your blog and not miss any of your blog posts. If you happen to be in sales, RSS feed lets you get information out in a timely manner. You can send out offers on new products, special discounts and other offers fast to all your subscribers. With RSS, it provides a convenient, time saving option for your subscribers to fetch news and information from one location.
For people who follow multiple blogs or websites, RSS provides them a convenient solution. Subscribing to a RSS feed, they will be able to get all the content from all their favorite sites in one feed reader. Popular choices for feed readers include Bloglines and Google Reader, among the many others to choose from. If you have a blog, but have yet to start using a RSS feed for blog promotion, below are six tips to help you get started.
Tip #1: Put your feed up on social bookmarking sites like Facebook, BlogCatalog, LinkedIn, Bloglines, BlogCatalog, Technorati. This helps increase visibility online and thus increases traffic to your blog.
Tip #2: Use Feedburner to burn your RSS feed. This program allows you to socialize your feed and deliver it right to Twitter as soon as you add new content.
Tip #3: You should be pinging your site whenever, where ever possible. More pinging translates to more traffic to your blog.
Tip #4: You should submit to RSS feed directories. You will have options in free or paid directories. A top one is Feedagg.com. Many are very simple to use. All you have to do is enter your RSS feed URL of your blog. With regards to paid directories, you would need to check the reputation of these directories and be sure that there are real people behind who are actually doing the review of the submissions.
Tip #5: Submit your blog to as many search engines as possible, including major ones like Google, Yahoo and MSN. This step aids in increasing the number of readers subscribing to your feed/information.
There are many people out there who love RSS feeds and subscribe to multiple ones. Therefore, there is great potential to attain good search engine rankings via promotion of your blog's RSS feed. Having said that, there may be a possibility of readers not visiting your blog as much when they start subscribing to any updates via RSS feed. This may be something you wish to consider before putting up your feed.
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