RSS Explained. What Is RSS Feed And How To Add One To Your Website

by Igor Kheifets

in Blogging

rss feedWhat Is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is just another way of staying up to date with news, blogs, podcast and nearly anything these days. RSS is just another way of delivering the same content you are used to get.

RSS Feeds are extremely popular because of their astonishing simplicity. RSS feed enables you to get notified instantly. The second new content is available – you get buzzed. The amazing part is that you don’t even have to visit the website to read it, you do it in your RSS reader application.

RSS is a simple yet very effective way to save time by having access to all the information in one place. By using RSS you significantly increase your productivity and efficiency by not having to navigate over tens if not hundreds of websites to access the fresh content.

How To Add An RSS Feed To Your Website

RSS feed creation is easier than most people think. I use Feed Burner to create and manage all my feeds in one place. Feed Burner is probably the most popular service of ‘em all so there is no real need to be looking elsewhere. Feed Burner is Adsense friendly, so if you are into making money with Google Adsense – it is right up your alley.

Wordpress and Blogger blogs are generating their own RSS feeds, but I still recommend creating one with Feed Burner simply because the original ones never seem to work and aren’t that visually attractive.

How To Set Up RSS Reader

There are plenty of various RSS applications for you to choose from but the one I recommend most is RSS Bandit. It is a desktop application which is really light and easy to set up. You can configure the time intervals to check for updates and most important – you don’t have to look for the feeds. You just insert the web address and the Bandit locates the feed on its own.

As a reporter I am obligated to provide unbiased opinion. But I won’t. I have tried to use Google and Yahoo Readers. The deliver the content, but you have to manually check for updates and it is just plain annoying. I found RSS Bandit to be 10 times better simply because it is automatic and you don’t have to keep track. The information is just there for your reference.

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