RSS Feeds and Search Engine Optimization

I've been asked often if adding Feed content to your online site helps improve pr and website placement in the free search listings. First we must look at RSS and when it's right for the website.

RSS is actually Really Simple Syndication written in XML code. It allows a script to operate in a RSS Reader or in your web site which allows updated content that you contribute to automatically become current the moment it is published.

The best thing relating to this is as you are able to also have fresh content in your site and never have to do any updating or babysitting.

Se's have already been recognized to consume Feed content on the websites. They like to deliver new information to visitors. Something to consider is that the feed should be displayed in HTML format. Internet search engine spiders don't read java script as plain text, so it's necessary to better placement that Code be put into your website alternatively.

There are many programs that all of the hard meet your needs. RSS Equalizer is simple to set up and enables you to customize your feeds to suit your particular subject content you'll need. Everything works in your web server backend. You sign in, put up the types of feed you would like, test them, and place them in your site. You don't need to update, it's all automatic.

Next, does your website have a place as you are able to ad Feed content to? You are able to ad some to the house page. In the setup, you are able to set just how many topics you would like listed on a full page.

It is just highly relevant to the engines if the key words you want to place with also reflect in the RSS content. Therefore the key words should be in the title tag, keyword tag, description tag, page content, and Feed content for most useful results.

Try testing a second page that isn't your house page. Optimize your online site for most useful placement, after which add the RSS content. MSN will pick it up quickly, Yahoo, and Google is going to be soon to follow along with. If certain content fails, return to the websites where you pulled the RSS feeds from and see when there is more keyword relevant content.

For instance you are able to pull an S.E.O. related feed which will have S.E.O. in most topic. Ten topics to the feed, that's 10 key words put into your page content.

Keep close track of it for the very first couple weeks. If it's getting you to the listings, you do great. You've got a robotic editor maintaining your site in great position.

Best of luck and also have fun maybe not matter that which you do.