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RSS For Rookies
What is an RSS news feed, where do you get one, and how do you use it? This simple tutorial will have newbies reading from the comfort of their own home page in no time. Note: Not for webmasters to learn site integration, this is real RSS for Dummies!
What is RSS?
Additionally, using RSS feeds is good if you own a blog and want to add fresh content. This will allow you to constantly put new content links and summaries on your blog without spending the time to hunt around for related information.
Keep Your Visitors Informed with RSS Feeds
Everyone tells me that the only way to stay informed and keep your visitors informed and avoid spam filters killing emails is to provide and subscribe to RSS feeds. As I now have a total of 10 websites with 3 different web hosts and thousands of visitors I needed a way of bringing the daily updates to my regular visitors easily and quickly. RSS seemed to be the answer–I would put one of those little orange buttons on my site then every time I updated it the feed would be published to subscribers RSS/news readers.