RSS Feeds

RSS is a family of web feed formats used to publish frequently updated digital content, such as corporate information, events listings, news stories, headlines, project updates etc. Consumers of RSS content use special browsers called aggregators to watch for new content in dozens or even hundreds of web feeds.

Why Use RSS Feeds?

One of the most important factors of getting your web site noticed by the search engines is having lots of fresh keyword-rich text content on your site. Getting this has never been easier, thanks to RSS. Whether the goal is to sell additional products and services to existing customers, acquire new customers, or improve customer retention - RSS Feeds is the answer to all your questions.

Use RSS Feeds to Distribute Your Content...

RSS allows potential users to see some of your site's content without them actually having to visit it directly. It can vastly improve your site's visibility and reach by making content available in a more convenient manner.

Imagine that your company announces a new product or feature every month or two. Without an RSS feed, your viewers have to remember to come to your site and see if they find anything new - if they have time. If you provide a feed for them, they can point their aggregator or other software at it, and it will give them a link and a description of developments at your site almost as soon as they happen.

Frequent Content Updations with RSS...

RSS feeds provide a simple way to add keyword-rich content to your site that automatically updates itself on a weekly or even daily basis. You can easily add an RSS feed to your site that will continue to provide fresh content for as long as you keep it there, and this kind of dynamic, keyword-rich content will get your site noticed by the search engines.

Our Offerings...

We create a range of feeds to help you expose your content to a wider audience and then promote these feeds and let potential users know that they are available? Mywebsiterankings registers your feed with the main RSS directories, aggregators and search engines.