RSS Basics The Benefits Of RSS
As blogging becomes more popular those of using WordPress had better start learning and utilizing RSS. RSS or Really Simple Syndication, is an innovation in information management in the worldwide web as well as online marketing. I will admit that I have been slacking in this department and it’s time to learn how to learn more about it and fully utilize the technology.
A good place to start is on a blog I built for Carl Hendricks at Home Based Business Prosperity, his latest post covers the basics about RSS, check it out here: Comprehending RSS Basics
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Is RSS mainly for blogs, or can it be used on any site?
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RSS or a feed is really used for blogs or other CMS type sites that are dynamic and change often. I know of no way to add an RSS feed to static an HTML site or why you would want to.
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