Really Simple Syndication - RSS

RSS is the latest, hottest technology on the Net. Opa! Did you withdraw only from hearing the Word of technology? Do not be worried, "how it works, but let's concentrate on what it can do for you.
Let's discuss Really Simple Syndication. What is syndication? In the off line world, it is associated with comic books or special writer in newspapers such as Ann Landers. strip or paper has been developed for the benefit of any syndicated to newspapers that he wanted to carry it. It appears simultaneously in many newspapers across the country.
on the net, most associations do not cost anything. Most of the sites or companies that supply food for distribution to do for free because they are looking for exposure of information and advertising that is carried in food.
When you come to the home page on Yahoo, Google or MSN, you'll find news, weather, sports, etc. displayed on the site. This information comes from food to other web sites will be updated automatically on the homepage, without the owners of these sites have nothing to do.

What you need to read RSS feed? The simple answer ... ... Need an RSS reader. The easiest way to get one is to subscribe to the "My Yahoo". Sign in to your "My Yahoo" page and include an RSS reader for you to use. Go to and click on "My Yahoo" icon to login or register.

When your "My Yahoo" account set up and log in under your username, look in the upper left corner of the window and click "Add Content". You will be presented a form to complete for feed item. Do not bother with this search box. On the right side of the search box in small letters is "Add RSS URL. Click that link and you'll be another search page where you can set the feed from a particular web page. Here are the sources of pension Jobs Online.com and Boomer-eZine if your want to experiment with setting up the RSS reader in Yahoo.

DO NOT click on the following URL. Highlight it and right click on it. Select copy and then paste it into the search box on Yahoo. Then click "Add" box on the right side of the search box. You are now added RSS feed to your "My Yahoo" page.

OK you say. What is all the big fuss about RSS? Just stop and think about what it can do for you as a surfer on the Internet. If you have a specific web page that you regularly check the information you need to spend time looking through the web site to see if new information is published.

If you set the RSS feed from that location to your "My Yahoo" or any other RSS reader that you choose (and there are hundreds of them), do not waste time have to seek changes. You will be notified when a change occurs to an RSS feed and you can click right to it. As they say in Texas, "It's slicker than cow slobber". I challenge you to find everything is slicker than the saliva from the cows.
RSS is used extensively by bloggers to monitor blogs for new posts.
Now, the flip side, if you have a website or blog and publish information, establishing RSS feed will put food on their publications on the Net so that it can pick up additional people. These contacts may become subscribers. It is a way to build extra traffic and it's free. Anyone who has a website or blog, or newsletter will be published to establish the RSS feed for it.
RSS feeds are a great tool for expanding publishing opportunities and recommend to set up food to grow your online business.
I wish you the best in adding RSS to your website.