How do you set up a blog for effective affilate and Adsense profits?
Here is the low down of how it’s done and some of the in’s and outs of rss.
For this example I will use web hosting as the affilate product we selling on the blog.
1. Rss is great for getting the robots to visit but it will not get you visitors until
You have quite a number of pages
Have decent page rank…
2. Best blog platform… (continue…)
I get quite a few emails like the one below, asking for a simple guide to RSS…
“I read your information on RSS. Frankly, it was frightening, as new things usually tend to be. What you need is a tutorial for absolute dummies. Your article moves too quickly into a form that is reminiscent of people who it for is assumed know more about web sites, source codes, and the like.” (continue…)
This is part two of a two part series. In this part you will learn how to put RSS feeds on your site with rss2html so that they will get spidered by the search engines. Using this method can turn other people RSS feeds into constantly changing content for your site. If you would like to see this article in it’s entirety please visit the link in the authors bio.
Adding RSS Feeds To Your Web Page Using RSS2HTML
RSS2HTML is a script that easily runs from your web host. It is a single php file that will show the RSS feed in html. This allows search engine spiders to gobble up your RSS feed content. (continue…)
RSS is fast becoming an obsession for me. I didn’t plan for it to be that way. It just happened.
I have been interested in RSS for a couple of years now but it was only around this time last year that I started taking a serious look at this little syndication standard that’s changing how we communicate on the web. Really Simple Syndication. Simple phrase but it changes everything.
I figured what better way to get to know a subject than to write about it. Going through the vast resources of the Internet, blogs, forums, ebooks to collect what information I needed for my ebook and articles. The Internet is one huge storehouse of knowledge that more than supplied me with enough material to write a hundred articles. (continue…)
RSS, XML, RDF, and Atom are the food delivery guy of the Internet. The content they deliver is mixed and cooked elsewhere on the Internet just like the meal isn’t made on your door step and the acronym fellows bring the content to you through software or an online application. Instead of trying to remember all the places where you like to go to get the latest news, it all comes to you once you order your food. (continue…)
