What is RSS? Why Use RSS?
RSS is an acronym for “Really Simple Syndication”. Its syndication format for web content and a new way of getting fresh content update for your web pages and search engines.
Many websites online and almost every blog, offer a feed of their content in RSS format. As RSS grows in popularity more publishers are likely to join in and offer their own RSS feeds. i would say that its important for SEO and users point of view.
Now every dynamic website now a days has RSS feed but what about static pages. What if you have a static simple website. How will you offer update in the form of RSS feed for your static website?
Here is a clean and simple solution.
Simply Add A Few Lines of Code on Your Web Pages and you are done. Your visitors will come back to your website often to find the latest updates.
RSS feeds will make your pages more relevant and “sticky”. Adding RSS feeds to your web pages will get the search engine spiders to index your pages and come back more often because of the constantly changing information. RSS Feeds Provide Fresh Content For Your Visitors and the Search Engines.
Add News Feeds to Your Website In Minutes. In 5 minutes your website could be displaying fresh themed content from RSS News Feeds around the web … that updates itself automatically 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! You’ll never have to lift a finger and you’ll be offering your viewers valuable and highly relevant material .. the best part is, this offer is 100% Free.
http://rssfeedreader.com
Mobile feeds distribution for all. Your content, your device, anywhere. BUZmob is a great way to read RSS on your mobile devices. Fast, sleek and useful river of news RSS aggregator. Reach All Mobile Users, Anywhere, Anytime. BUZmob is a mobile feed publishing service for user, media and corporate content publishers. It mobile-enables your content without forcing you to change it, and puts you in control of mobile feed distribution. BUZmob emphasizes ease of use and universal access. It taps the vast majority of mobile users, on any device or network. Mobile visitors to your site can read posts, submit comments and forms, view images and access videos (soon), irrespective of device type, mobile carrier, location or language.
Research shows that many mobile users express an interest in accessing web-based content on their mobile device, once it is pointed out to them that there is an easy way to do so. This is what makes BUZmob a unique approach to mobile feed distribution.
Mobile users are not required to download any software to their phone. Moreover, they are not required to subscribe to a service or even to type URLs in their phone’s mobile browser. A combination of automatic bookmark generation and text messaging ensures that access to content is immediate and pain-free. Once end-users access a content feed, they can visit any off-feed links, which are adapted in real time to their specific mobile device.
By bringing together content publishers, who facilitate and drive content discovery, and universal access, BUZmob brings mobile Internet content to all mobile users, and bridges the chasm between early and mass market adoption.
Feature HighlightsContent publishers:
- Uses existing RSS/Atom content and regular web-based content.
- Simple integration - one line of HTML code.
- Mobilizes web content, images, forms.
- (optional) mobile optimization HTML tags for improved performance.
- Mobile analytics and statistics (soon).
- Mobile marketing and promotion tools (soon).
- Content monetization services (soon).
- The BUZmob directory, for promoting your website.
- Create and manage branded mobile feed portals in minutes (soon).
Mobile users:
- No download required.
- No service subscription required.
- Works on any data-enabled mobile phone.
- Works with any mobile carrier.
- Works in any language.
- Real-time optimization of feeds and web pages.
- Automatic bookmarks management - no need to type URLs
- Automatic content adaptation reduces bandwidth consumption and data costs.
BuzMob Website
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RSS is a format for syndicating news and the content of news-like sites, including major news sites like Wired, news-oriented community sites like Slashdot, and personal weblogs. But it’s not just for news. Pretty much anything that can be broken down into discrete items can be syndicated via RSS: the “recent changes” page of a wiki, a changelog of CVS checkins, even the revision history of a book. Once information about each item is in RSS format, an RSS-aware program can check the feed for changes and react to the changes in an appropriate way.
RSS-aware programs called news aggregators are popular in the weblogging community. Many weblogs make content available in RSS. A news aggregator can help you keep up with all your favorite weblogs by checking their RSS feeds and displaying new items from each of them.
