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      <h3>The Importance of Incorporating an RSS Feed In Your Blog Part II</h3>
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      <i>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;By: Sean R Mize<br>
      Posted: 2007-12-02 04:48:33</i>
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      There are many different websites with varied content that use RSS feeds to disseminate information. The commonality among them is that they frequently change their content in order to get the latest up to date news bits up and posted on their news sites or weblogs. This method is also the same one that is being used for distributing content via podcasting. Many users utilize what you call RSS aggregators or newsreaders as a way of subscribing to an RSS feed. Doing so would allow any user to scan or read thoroughly the contents that are posted in news sites and weblogs without needing to actually look or and visit the web site itself. There are also some feed readers that even allow you direct access to all of the RSS feeds that can be found in one source and gives you permission to subscribe to individual feeds that pique your interests.By this time, you have all the information you might need prior to establishing the RSS feed for your own website. In order to do this, you must first need to create your RSS feed. Find out what kind of content you want to present to your audience. When you have finished typing it up, save it as an xml file on your web server. Before you proceed, you will need to validate your feed. This can be done by using a free validating service that can be found anywhere on the Internet, such as Free Validator. You might also want to use a feed creator that is of professional quality such as Feed Editor. This professional feed creator will make the job easy for you by automating the entire process on its own.Next, you have to syndicate or distribute your RSS feed. You will have to submit it to all the popular and widely used RSS directories that can be found on the Internet. You should also ping the major services as a way of telling them that you have made certain updates on your RSS feed so they will know that you have just uploaded it with the newest, most up to date content.Do you want to learn more about how I do it? I have just completed my brand new guide to RSS success, 'Secrets of RSS for Profit'Download it free here: RSS for ProfitSean Mize is a full time internet marketer who has written over 1574 articles in print and 11 published ebooks.
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