The arrival of Web 2.0 has transformed the online marketing landscape dramatically. Small and medium sized businesses can now compete on a level playing field with industry giants like Unilever o...

RSS was originally created in 1999 by Netscape as a channel description framework for their My Netscape Network. MNN was a portal system that allowed end users to selectively view new content fro...

When you create an RSS Feed it is recommended that you use the same search engine optimization tactics as you would with a normal html website. Here are some simple steps that you can ta...

Blogs, wiki's, ease of use, participation, usability, recommendation, social software, simplicity, audio ,video, IM, design, AJAX, convergence, CSS, mobility, open API's, RSS, web standards, sear...

Websites have become very sophisticated and the demand for quality content is systematically increasing. Consumers have become very demanding in terms of the knowledge-based content an online bus...

All the latest and coolest web apps seem to have an API these days. But what is an API? And why should you care? From the hack...

Most of the people who use Internet services agree - when there is a new technology out there it should be implemented on websites - and this is why you should use RSS feeds for your site. ...

While many have resisted the urge to decipher the meaning behind the acronym RSS, the vast majority of technically knowledgeable online surfers have begun incorporating RSS into their daily routine...

RSS stands for "Rich Site Summary" or "Really Simple Syndication", and is another exciting internet marketing method that can help you boost web traffic and skyrocket your sales...

RSS content syndication is a relatively new member of the internet marketing family of campaign options. And, it seems as though new uses for RSS content are coming about very quickly. This is...