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RSS made simple

July 30, 2005 by Mitch Arnowitz

We are setting up an RSS feed for a client’s press releases. This is a first step for the client that is totally new to RSS and syndication in general. This idea actually supports a current search engine b2b promotion.

Anyway, I thought that it might be useful to offer snippets of what we’re finding in the blogesphere  as we ready a client presentation.   I’ll update this category as we go along and (big surprise) call it RSS. 

Advantages 1. Will drive traffic to landing page 2. SEO  3. helps gets his press releases up & running

History NPR news and information is available through RSS feeds, which use a technology called XML to deliver headlines and summaries to your desktop or Web browser.   If you click an RSS link but do not have a compatible reader installed, you will see XML code in your browser. To view the headlines, paste the feed address into an RSS news reader or use a browser which supports RSS feeds. Viewing of these feeds is subject to NPR’s RSS terms of use. RSS is TiVO for the Web.

Definition

Good Example

Increase the visibility of your feeds
Many business sites report substantial increases in traffic when they put RSS feeds on the site. But you have to make your feeds visible. Once you’ve created your file you must register your feeds with the search engines and blog search engines so that your feeds can be found. Submit them to sites that register RSS Feeds (newsisfree, Syndic8.com).

Whats the difference between blog and RSS directories and engines? Do you have to submit to both? You can often get better placement in feed directories and in Yahoo’s RSS Directory than you can from regular search engines, and often, inclusion is instant.

Broaden the audience that sees your content – your RSS feeds will get picked up and published on other websites. Use RSS promotion to drive more traffic to your website – syndication brings you new audiences.
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Solutions (free)
PRESSfeed-hosted solution but, what are they hosting? Do they host press releases and RSS feeds?

FeedForAll

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Filed Under: RSS

hand written notes are a nice touch

July 29, 2005 by Mitch Arnowitz

On the good practices front, I met up with the head of a Washington, DC PR agency last week where we discussed potential partnerships between our firms. A couple of days later, I received a hand written note. What a great touch– someone taking the time to send a personal response. This also reminded me of a comment by Robbin Zeff during an on line advertising & marketing conversation a few years ago.

Filed Under: Marketing

Jolie in NYC

July 28, 2005 by Mitch Arnowitz

Another blogger fired, this one in the beauty industry and in NYC. The predictable part of this story is that good things (sometimes) happen to risk takers like Nadine Haobsh (Jolie).

I decided to check in on Ellen Simonetti, our favorite fired blogger. From the looks of referring web pages, it looks like Queen of the Sky is doing better than her former employer.

More on Jolie in NYC (from Poynteronline)

It’s been a tough couple of days, mostly because I let down a lot of people who I care about and respect. To all you would-be bloggers out there: even if you truly are "just being funny" or "don’t really mean it", think before you write. And definitely don’t write about your industry: things will absolutely be taken out of context or interpreted incorrectly, and that’s just not fun for anybody.

Filed Under: Blogging

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