http://www.stuffbysarah.net/2007/05/15/marketing-with-rss/ PHP, WordPress and Business Ramblings Sat, 28 Aug 2010 15:58:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.stuffbysarah.net/2007/05/15/marketing-with-rss/#comment-15398 Sarah Tue, 15 May 2007 08:39:45 +0000 http://www.stuffbysarah.net/2007/05/15/marketing-with-rss/#comment-15398 Hey Burty, I think a lot of people either don't think about the marketing opportunities with it or even don't know what it is. I didn't get into reading feeds until 18 months ago (thanks to Dave!). It seems more popular in the US than over here but it's so easy to sell to clients considering a post for example to their News section can be in Google Blogsearch within the hour! Hey Burty, I think a lot of people either don't think about the marketing opportunities with it or even don't know what it is. I didn't get into reading feeds until 18 months ago (thanks to Dave!). It seems more popular in the US than over here but it's so easy to sell to clients considering a post for example to their News section can be in Google Blogsearch within the hour!

]]> http://www.stuffbysarah.net/2007/05/15/marketing-with-rss/#comment-15397 Burty Tue, 15 May 2007 08:19:08 +0000 http://www.stuffbysarah.net/2007/05/15/marketing-with-rss/#comment-15397 "I tend to just use PHP to populate them and use a PHP extension setting the output as XML" - this is exactly what I did with my Site Builder. It works well, even those the sites are "article based". RSS is useful for blasting out site details to the "hundreds" of RSS aggregators and RSS directories. It can also be used on people's homepages (eg iGoogle, MyYahoo and so on). You can also use your RSS feeds in other ways, such as the RSS module on Squidoo (if you are into Squid marketing)...nnAll in all, if your site does not have some flavour of RSS, you are missing a trick! "I tend to just use PHP to populate them and use a PHP extension setting the output as XML" – this is exactly what I did with my Site Builder. It works well, even those the sites are "article based". RSS is useful for blasting out site details to the "hundreds" of RSS aggregators and RSS directories. It can also be used on people's homepages (eg iGoogle, MyYahoo and so on). You can also use your RSS feeds in other ways, such as the RSS module on Squidoo (if you are into Squid marketing)…nnAll in all, if your site does not have some flavour of RSS, you are missing a trick!

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