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Engage your site visitors with the fresh content of RSS news feeds that expresses your mastery of the subject matter

If you have a following or audience—or want to have one—relating to your business, organization, or simply your personal endeavors, RSS news feeds are just the ticket. You post your messages whenever you want, and your audience reads them at their convenience. They can choose to be automatically notified by email, using the Enfeedia "Ping" feature, when you post a new message.You can experiment with our RSS news feed directly below.

Intergrate RSS news feeds with your website design to boost SERP placement

By publishing your RSS news feed directly on your website, you gain advantages with search engines. Your site will be rewarded with higher Search Engine Results Page (SERP) placement.And that means persons searching for what you have to offer have a better chance of finding your site.

Publishing RSS news feeds on your website is free and easy

Think it's difficult or expensive to publish news feeds? Think again. You can publish your feeds at Enfeedia—our partner—for free, simply by filling out forms. We partner with Enfeedia.com, the free and easy news feed publishing service, to bring the benefits of publishing RSS news feeds to everyone. Enfeedia-hosted RSS news feeds are a core element of websites designed by Put Your Feed Up.

Why publish a news feed?

Search engines reward websites with RSS news feeds and also reward websites with fresh content. The reward? Higher placement in search engine results pages (SERP) placement. And that means the higher your chances of your website being discovered by people seeking what you have to offer.

What's that about 'fresh content'?

Stagnant websites are viewed by search engines as having less importance and therefore are given lower position in SERPs, even though your website Page Rank remains the same. By posting items on your news feed from time to time—using the proper methods so that search engines crawl your feed content—search engines detect those changes and credit your site as having fresh content.

Why not simply 'syndicate' feeds published by others?

Syndicating others' news feeds (i.e., posting feeds published by others) is an option that can provide fresh content (if they actively publish new content) but there are significant drawbacks. You turn control of content of your website to another party that has no interest in or even knowledge of your website. People visiting your site will see a disconnect between your offerings and promotions from others. Worse, they may be drawn to their websites! You want control over your content, and you want to maintain relevancy between the feed content on your site with your overall website. To the degree your feed content lacks strong relevance to your website, you lose the search engine benefits of having a feed, and could in fact even be punished with lower SERP position.

What are the 'people benefits' of publishing a news feed?

Visitors to your site will see that you are proactively engaged in your business and an authority on your subject matter. Moreover, if your content has value to them, site visitors realizing that you post new material from time to time are likely to subscribe to your feed, even set up 'pings' to be automatically notified when you post new items, so they won't miss out on your new information. You not only improve your chances of acquiring new customers, you simultaneously build customer loyalty for that important return customer. There is no need to maintain an email list, and given the reluctance of people to give out their email addresses, that's good news for you.

What are the 'proper methods' of publishing and syndicating my own news feed?

There are several levels available, from a minimalist approach to self-syndicating your feed content directly on your website ('feed on site'). The minimalist approach depends on site visitors having familarity with RSS feeds and doesn't offer the best search engines benefits, whereas the feed-on-site method gives you the best search engine and site visitor benefits, with site visitors needing no prior knowledge of feeds. Learn more at publishing methods.

What skills or knowledge do I need to publish my own RSS feed?

If you know how to use any browser, and if you know how to write and send email, you no doubt have all the abilities needed to publish your own news feed. The steps are (1) log in, (2) select an action by clicking a link, (3) fill out a form, and (4) submit it. Typically, it takes just a few minutes to post an item on your feed. And within less about 10 seconds after submitting it, your posting is available online. Instructions are provided along the way.

 

See some sample sites designed by Put Your Feed Up and employing Enfeedia-hosted RSS feeds:

Run Away To Santa Fe
Gold Mountain Home
Gold Mountain HOA
PoesyArt

Find the presentation of their RSS news feeds on those sites. Click the NewsPage icon to view their full feed. Set up "Pings" (link at the top of the page) to receive notification email when new items are posted.

Here's how our RSS news feed appears published directly on this site

News and Information from "Put Your Feed Up" of Keligo       What's this? News feed from Put Your Feed Up, an online publishing business group of Keligo.

Posted: 26 Apr 2010 Emily Garcia's Santa Fe Real Estate website featuring Enfeedia news feed.

In a unique and extraordinarily competitive real estate market like Santa Fe, a buyer will do well to select an agent who knows market inside and outs ... read feed item.

Posted: 22 Jan 2010 Vacation Rentals In The News developed by Put Your Feed Up

Vacation Rentals In The News content is entirely driven by a single RSS feed, with item category used to generate the listing of interest (by location ... read feed item.

Posted: 08 Dec 2009 Newsfeed-driven Gold Mountain HOA/CSD website designed by "Put Your Feed Up"

The community association of Gold Mountain California now publishes a completely new website designed by Keligo using multiple RSS feeds to drive cont ... read feed item.

Posted: 08 Dec 2009 "Put Your Feed Up" introduces new web site, opens doors for business

Previously limiting our website design services involving close integration of RSS feeds, "Put Your Feed Up" now brings our design services to anyone ... read feed item.

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