The chance to speedily and easily enforce and harness the power of RSS is rather real and new programs become available every week that allow non-technical marketers and webmasters to capitalise on the effective use of RSS.
Jim Edwards spoke of this tendency in the recent "For a Greater Cause" teleseminar. Media-rich blogs and content sites are stickier and keep visitors on site longer. Consider delivering audio content via the internet by setting up a blog and incorporating streaming audio. By doing so, your media-rich message creates a kinship with visitors that cannot be achieved with text alone.
If you'd like to take this one step further, start using video content. It's the difference between reading a flyer versus listening to the radio versus watching television. Why do people gravitate to the TV when every home has a radio? When bestowed with the option, we choose the gratification of both the auditive and optic senses.
The real power of blogs, audio and video is that you can invite your visitors to participate and interact with you by allowing them to post comments. Your blog becomes a community event and we all love a party.
If you'll be using the scheme of blogging with audio and video, there are three things that you should do. First, as mentioned above, allow your visitors to post comments to your blog. Second, always give visitors the chance to sign up for your newsletter or ezine immediately from your blog. Third, for those who choose to acquire news via RSS feeds, post your RSS feed on every page of your blog.
Recorded interviews with industry experts fed via podcast can raise your believability just by association. Arrange for a telephone interview with an expert in your market area, get permission to record the call and post it to your blog. If you're offering publicity and exposure for the interviewee, it should be simple to find willing and eager parties.
RSS offers you the power to provide high frequency content updates. It can be daily or hourly. Deliver important messages, news and other content on demand rather that waiting for your regularly scheduled e-zine.
What's next?
Here's where things get fun for the online vendor and webmaster. One area in particular where you can really start to take vantage of RSS technology is to build sticky content on your sites and monetize it with programs like Google's AdSense.
RSS feeds are available in abundance that provides product news, press releases and updates. Sites such as PRWeb want you to use their news feeds on your site. So why not, build your site's content with news and info feeds that deliver habitue streams of traffic.
Do a bit of probing and you'll find programs and scripts that make the gain of RSS feeds to your website very simple and fast.
RSS gives you an edge over your competition by allowing you to create a feel of community, offer fundamental interaction and provide the latest news and info virtually on autopilot.
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Uchenna Ani-Okoye is an internet marketing advisor for more information and resource links on RSS Feeds visit: How To Use RSS Feed