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Rss feed using unrelated topics to the keywords
Can someone educate me as to what a RSS feed is? And in light of that, could someone explain the above please.
Thanks in advance,
Barry
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Rss Feed. Huh?
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fennman
, Nov 21 2005 02:49 AM
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Posted 21 November 2005 - 02:49 AM
I read a thread (on this forum recently) that contained some very useful simple advice on SEO but I fell short on understanding the following tip.
Can someone educate me as to what a RSS feed is? And in light of that, could someone explain the above please.
Thanks in advance,
Barry
Can someone educate me as to what a RSS feed is? And in light of that, could someone explain the above please.
Thanks in advance,
Barry
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Posted 21 November 2005 - 10:00 AM
Good technical explanation off RSS in that article!
In general terms, RSS is another way for people to receive your content. It is in a format so that a feed readers can read and display the content (as opposed to a browser for Web pages). The RSS feed can be indexed by various directories, engines and services.
The orange RSS at the bottom of this page is an example of High Rankings' RSS feed.
That piece of advice sounds like a no-no. The only reason I can think of to put in unrelated keywords is to try and get ranked for those inappropriate words.
In general terms, RSS is another way for people to receive your content. It is in a format so that a feed readers can read and display the content (as opposed to a browser for Web pages). The RSS feed can be indexed by various directories, engines and services.
The orange RSS at the bottom of this page is an example of High Rankings' RSS feed.
That piece of advice sounds like a no-no. The only reason I can think of to put in unrelated keywords is to try and get ranked for those inappropriate words.
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