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04/26/2007: Social Bookmarking Makes Good Marketing Sense
 Content syndication and distribution online is getting a shot in the arm from social bookmarking. According to the Pew Internet and American Life Project 28% of Internet users have tagged or categorized content online such as photos, news stories or blog posts. On a typical day online, 7% of internet users say they tag or categorize online content.
04/18/2007: Creating RSS feeds a popular SEO tactic
 The SEO through blogs and feeds was one of the best attended session at SES New York City 2007
01/16/2007: Content Syndication In RSS Feeds Boosts SEO Rankings
 Brilliant Blue and PRESSfeed combine their SEO PR expertise to give clients the benefit of syndication
01/02/2007: Enterprise RSS Blog Gets a FacelIft
 PRESSfeed, the enterprise RSS content syndication tool created for PR and marketing professionals, re-launched its Enterprise RSS blog today
12/29/2006: Enterprise RSS a focal point for employee information
 Enterprise RSS is poised to become the focal point that employees turn to for information, eclipsing individual aggregators plus systems such as portals, intranets, and enterprise applications
12/10/2006: Search Marketing and Web Design Firm Enables RSS Content Syndication for Clients
 Another leading web design and search engine marketing firm has chosen PRESSfeed as their strategic partner to provide RSS feeds, web content syndication and social media options for their clients.
10/26/2006: Social Media Press Release Made Easy For PR Profesionals
 PRESSfeed's simple syndicaion system makes it a piece of cake to uplaod social media press releases to a website and into a feed for syndication
08/08/2006: The Future of Search Lies with Content Syndication and RSS
 Search Engine Rankings Are Influenced By Content and Reputation. In a recent interview about the future of search and outdated SEO methods, Matt Cutts of Google said it is useless doing traditional SEO on a site unless you also have enough good content and the reputation in your field to be a challenger.
07/19/2006: Content Syndication - RSS Is A Powerful SEO Strategy
 Content syndication is the next big thing in SEO. Even the Google engineers acknowledge that tweaking your tags and on-page elements are not as important as having good content and a reputation in your community.
07/08/2006: Broadband Growth Driving RSS Use
 Customers are demanding RSS feeds. broadband users are more than three times as likely to use RSS (Really Simple Syndication) as a delivery method for their preferred Internet content than dial up users.
05/26/2006: Content syndication builds good organic search engine optimization
 RSS is powering online PR techniques that raise search ranking and brand awareness We are living in an attention economy - in an over-communicated world getting the attention of your audience is paramount. Until you have their attention you are not able to deliver your message. A content syndication strategy can get this valuable attention - it can boost your search engine rankings and attract qualified visitors to your website.
04/24/2006: Hosted Enterprise RSS Feeds Make Marketing Use Simple
 As RSS adoption grows more and more companies are turning to RSS to deliver marketing and PR messages.
04/13/2006: Enterprise RSS feed service solves IT security issues
 Hosted feeds give marketing and PR professionals easy access to content syndication The fact that marketing, PR and IT have different priorities when it comes to web content has long been a thorny issue. At the 2005 Web Metrics Summit the need to bridge this gap was identified as one of the major issues in an organization, but as the use of RSS feeds as a content delivery vehicle for marketing and PR messages accelerates, this gap is only widening. A new enterprise RSS service solves this problem.
03/08/2006: User Friendly RSS feed buttons reach a wider audience
 Business owners and media publishers are seeing rapid growth of RSS subscriptions. USAToday.com reports that their RSS traffic is "rising month after month by orders of magnitude", even though they are barely promoting their RSS feeds.
02/09/2006: RSS, Online PR and Brand Perception
 Branding has been called the most powerful idea in business, yet few companies consciously take control of their brand and create it. Your brand is formed by the visual, emotional, rational, and cultural image associated with your company or product. Now that so many people are reading news and researching products and services online, their first point of contact with your brand is most likely to be online.
11/22/2005: Measuring RSS important to online marketing
 ExpansionPlus and their clients are showing excellent usage of their RSS feeds
11/17/2005: Marketers see RSS use growing as spam reaches ridiculous numbers
 What does your inbox look like in the morning? Jeff Bates, executive editor at Slashdot, says more than 80 percent of the email he gets is spam. That sounds about right. Most inboxes are deluged with content we don’t want, have no use for and delete without opening. Predictions are that 95 percent of all e-mail will be spam by mid-2006.
07/25/2005: RSS Marketing Made Really Simple
 Really Simple Syndication (RSS) may be simple to those who are technically oriented. But for most business owners, PR and marketing people, it's not simple at all. Pressfeed aims to change that with a free feed and a free newsreader for your customers
07/20/2005: RSS Marketing Power
 Rok Hrastnik, author of Unleash The Marketing Power of RSS, explains the benefits of using RSS to promote your business online
07/10/2005: Press feed RSS marketing and promotion results
 Content syndication and RSS feeds are proving to be effective online marketing and PR tools
05/22/2005: MSN/Yahoo! Taking RSS Seriously
 The major search engines are pushing hard to make RSS easy and available for all web users
04/17/2005: SEO-PR is our first strategic partner
 Companies using optimized press releases need to upload and syndicate their content. SEO PR partners with PRESSfeed as their RSS provider
04/10/2005: RSS Feeds Raise Search Engine Visibility
 While their larger competitors are investing in Pay-Per-Click search engine campaigns, the BTI Communications Group is achieving top positions in the natural search results.

 

Wisdom Words...

If you do a marketing site and you don't have an RSS feed, you should be fired.

Robert Scoble evangelist and blogger, Microsoft