Blogging & RSS Information:
It seems like Blogs are everywhere these days. You can't seem to surf the Internet without seeing the word Blog somewhere.
Blogging for dollars might sound like the latest game show or some new drinking game, but it's the latest craze to hit the
Internet. Bloggers began blogging for a number of reasons, but as the blog movement has increased in popularity, they have found
ways to monetize their blogs and are seeing their commitment pay off.
Recently I did an interview with a well known email Internet Marketer. He wanted to share with his readers a viewpoint on what
RSS is from someone who is using it in place of traditional email marketing.
Copyright © 2004 Priya Shah The question of the day is "Should you start a Blog?" People all over the planet are blogging. Companies, CEOs, lawyers, journalists, stewardesses.
The recent spurt of interest in blogging has begun to ignite the hope that people can make a full-time income from blogging.
Although there are a few people actually doing this, there aren't too many business models yet that can support someone making a full-time income from their blogs.
So why use RSS? Well, I can find a whole lot of reasons why. Although I'm not technically inclined I do understand the power behind syndication.
My previous two articles "What is RSS and Why use RSS" focused on how we can give our customers a better online experience while
lessening the hassles for the online marketer. In this article I'm going to offer you another way to look at RSS - from the
standpoint of a new emerging profession: the channelmaster or newsmaster as Robin Good calls it.
With the growing interest in blogging as a means of online promotion and branding, a lot of marketers are starting blogs to
promote their opinions, products, books and services. But a blog is like a website.
Perhaps you still don't realize or fully understand the power of RSS Feeds as a marketing tool. After all, email works fine, doesn't it? Unfortunately, the truth is:1.
Though the answer is in a book I wrote this July, the question is still asked of me repeatedly. Why does it work for some sites and
not others? And how come some blogs get indexed in a day and then are dropped, and others stay in Google indefinitely? Well, let's take one question at a time.
When I saw my first blog, I wasn't impressed. The first blogs I ever read were embarrassing tales of teenage angst better left
private, political diatribes from both the rabid right and the rabid left, and jargon-filled tech rags that made my eyes glaze
over. And yet everyone was talking about blogs and that I would soon be left behind if I didn't have one.
It's inevitable. Everyone hits the wall.
If there is a downside to blogging, I have yet to find it. The more you learn about blogging, the more there is to like.
RSS and Blogs are the topics of the moment. Seems like everyone is talking about it.
The most boring part of getting traffic to a website is getting backlinks. This is hard, boring, time consuming work.
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