PRESSfeed is a Social Media and Internet Marketing Tool To Create RSS Feeds for Web Content Syndication
Publishing and syndicating web content is one of the best online marketing and promotion tools for better search engine visibility
Want better search engine visibility? Online brand lift? Looking for more qualified traffic to your site?
Publish and syndicate optimized web content in an RSS feed - it's one of the most effective online marketing and PR strategies available today.
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What Does PRESSfeed Do?
PRESSfeed is an online web content syndication service that allows you to add optimized content to your news or updates page on your website and syndicate it in an RSS feed - all in one easy to use interface.
- The content and RSS feeds go on your web site
- Enter the content once and you're done
- You don't have to know HTML
- You don't have to wait for your IT department to load the content to your website
- PRESSfeed puts you in control of your online marketing and promotion content
The combination of fresh content and RSS feeds can greatly increase search engine visibility. PRESSfeed helps you create that quickly and simply.
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Hear from Sally Falkow, President of PRESSfeed, the latest news about RSS and PR in the online world.Why You Should Use RSS and Web Content Syndication For Online Marketing, Promotion and Public Relations
People are rapidly adopting RSS as the content delivery method of choice.
More than 30 percent of the companies adding RSS Feeds to their web content are doing so because of customer demand. JupiterResearch
They are choosing RSS feeds because it gives them control over the vast inflow of messages and information. And those who read RSS feeds are influencers who want to be the first to know and the first to tell. These are people you want to reach.
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