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The abbreviation RSS has a variety of different definitions including, "really simple syndication" and "rich site summary". However, these terms refer to the same concept of using basic XML to distribute headlines or summaries of content to allow other websites to publish your content.

RSS Website Marketing Resources

STW - RSS Marketing Tutorial

RSS feeds are a fantastic tool that can be used to a great effect for Search Engine Marketing. The basic concept of RSS feeds is to allow you to easily syndicate your content and allow other websites to publish a snapshot of the information you have to offer.

This section of the site will cover the basic process of creating your RSS feed and marketing it by submitting it to RSS directories and other websites.

There's more to RSS...

This is just a very simple tutorial to start you off - RSS feeds are a very simple concept, but when you get round the initial learning curve, there is a lot you can do with your feeds.

If you would like to discuss RSS feeds in more detail, feel free to join our discussion forums and start a new topic on the subject (the SEO forum would probably be the best place, but if there's enough interest a new forum can be launched).

Getting started with RSS feeds

The first place to start is our tutorial on how to create RSS feeds. If you are already at that level of understanding, then you can use the links on the right or the sitemap to navigate to other RSS tutorials.

If you have any feedback about the tutorials, please feel free to private message STWadmin, or email webmaster +at+ sellthosewidgets.com.

RSS Summary

This section contains several tutoirials relating to the creation, use and promotion of your RSS feeds.

1. Creating your RSS feed

This tutorial will take you through the process of creating an RSS feed for your site.

2. Marketing your RSS feed

Now you have your feed, what can you do to get it out and get full benefit from it?

3. What are RSS directories?

This tutorial acts as a resource for major RSS directories and search engines.

4. Submitting your feed

As part of your marketing campaign, you will be submitting your RSS feed to various search engines and directories. This tutorial shows you where to look.