It seems like everyone is talking about RSS Feeds. They’ve been around for years but buzz is up about them as technology continues to go mainstream. Some people are reportedly abandoning their browsers and viewing web through their readers - but they hardly represent general public yet.

So does your site need one?

This question is somewhat like asking if your site needs a newsletter. Sure, sky won’t fall tomorrow if you don’t get one today, but once you realize benefits of having a news feed for your site, and try it for yourself, you may become an addict like rest of us.

Reason #1: More free traffic to your site

I’m not exaggerating when I say that a frequently updated feed can bring you massive amounts of traffic in a short time period. This won’t be true forever.

Here’s a snapshot in PDF format, of just feed-originating traffic to a new page of my site for first 24 hours it opened.

http://www.freetrafficdirectory.com/2-rss-marketing/screenshot.pdf

Not exactly a stampede, but here’s good part.

On fourth day, feed traffic doubled, and all other traffic continued to rise at same rate.

That's my fifth active feed of twenty I have spread out over four sites, and I get similar results each time. In thirty days, that would be at least 5,000 new targeted visitors - again, this is not counting my present traffic, or those who try my feed and stay subscribed, nor does it factor in what happens when traffic doubles again..

I can’t promise you exact same results, no one can. But you should know that my feed is targeted towards a crowed market - if you know how to set up your feed properly and correctly apply your keyword research, you could have better results..

Those visitors, from first hour of traffic to today, resulted just from submitting my feed to list of directories I compiled from many sources and studied. Some bring great free traffic to new feeds, some are better for once your feed has matured.

You can often get better placement in feed directories and in Yahoo’s RSS Directory than you could from your results in a regular search engine, and sometimes, inclusion is instant.

Reason #2: It’s a hands-off way to update your audience

What if you could run your newsletter without hassles of maintaining your list, removing bounced addresses, finding new subscribers, formatting content you find, altering your content to keep from being blacklisted, and after all that, wondering if all various blockers mistakenly kept your message from getting through?

If that sounds like heaven, you can be one of angels as soon as an hour from now.

How to increase ranking in Search Engines.

Welcome to how to increase ranking in search engines, Today we are going to work with using keywords, recipricol linking, keywords in links, and content in order to get a good page ranking in any of major search engines.

CONTENT No matter how many keywords, or links your page has, fact of matter is that all of major search engines love content. It has always been this way, and it will always be this way. Having great content is what every search engine strives for because it meets need of their customers. Your going to want to create a content rich page first, and worry about links/keywords later. You want your content to cater to keywords on which you wish to get listed. As soon as you finish this content, it's time to move on to keywords.

KEYWORDS Keywords have many myths and reality, only thing known is that you must have keywords in your webpage. I beleive that Search Engines love keywords that look like small sentences. Make it look like a small phrase. Don't over do it with keywords, but make sure you get your 1st keyword(s) in heading under

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