RSS feeds bypass nasty spam filters

Every day it seems that email spam is growing. It has gotten so bad that usefulness of email as a communication medium has been greatly compromised. Because of this volume of spam, as much as 85% of your email messages may not get through to your customers. Using RSS feeds, you can achieve 100% delivery effectively bypassing traditional spam filters.

RSS gives your customers exactly what they want

RSS feeds can be created on very specific topics. Like a laser beam, they can be aimed to give information on very specific niches. Narrowing focus of a feed will generally increase usefulness of feed to customer. It also increases customers interest and trust in what feed offers to them. All of this will result in more sales.

Want to us RSS feeds to increase your sales? Give your customers information that they want and crave and your bottom line will thank them.

If you are using sBlog, your links would be: http://www.YOURWEBSITE.com/blog/rss/?mode=0.91 http://www.YOURWEBSITE.com/blog/rss/?mode=2.0

Some sites only ask for URL to your blog, which would be: http://www.YOURWEBSITE.com/blog

Usually, site will also ask for a description of your blog feed. Try to be as descriptive as possible while using keywords from your industry (ie. "JV Media Design - Web, graphic, and multimedia design tips, tutorials, and helpful information). Some will ask you to choose best category for your blog feed as well.

4.Pings: Yet another web acronym, ping is short for "Packet Internet Groper" and is basically just a utility program that tests a network connection. In blog world, pings are used to tell other sites that you are there. There is debate on how often you should ping others but general consensus is that you should do it every time you update your blog with new content. The best utility to ping blog directory sites (where you should have been submitting your RSS feed links in point #3) is: http://pingomatic.com/ - Simply go to this site once you update your content, enter your URL (http://www.YOURSITE.com/blog) and description, check off all boxes, then click "submit pings".