good day !
nice to be here on your forum,
can anyone enlightened me on this...
RSS FEEDS is a web format which publish frequently updated blog entires and new headlines etc...does search engine such as google, yahoo, msn is dependent on this rss feeds .....
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Rss Feeds
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devan
, Apr 07 2008 05:50 PM
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 06:05 PM
Welcome Devan ! 
Dependent upon RSS feeds? No.
For certain types of sites though (Forums like this one, News or News Aggregator sites, etc) that have a lot of authority already, an auto-updating RSS feed does seem to help some of the engines pick up on new content more quickly.
Dependent upon RSS feeds? No.
For certain types of sites though (Forums like this one, News or News Aggregator sites, etc) that have a lot of authority already, an auto-updating RSS feed does seem to help some of the engines pick up on new content more quickly.
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 06:20 PM
hi there again
but will this help at all at the least.....
thank you
but will this help at all at the least.....
thank you
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 07:41 PM
Well, it won't hurt. Is that good enough?
For the average blog it's probably not going to help much directly with the search engines. However you can submit your feed to various places to help spread the word when a new post is made. So in this limited sense it may help a little bit.
For the average blog it's probably not going to help much directly with the search engines. However you can submit your feed to various places to help spread the word when a new post is made. So in this limited sense it may help a little bit.
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Posted 09 April 2008 - 10:30 AM
I find that providing RSS feeds of the content does give you a few extra links from the RSS directories, and that Google indexes the links remarkably quickly. The downside is that I've noticed that Google also drops the links remarkably quickly too.
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