RSS is the acronym for Really Simple Syndication. RSS is an XML-based format used for content distribution. RSS files contain headlines and descriptions with specific information. While the majority of RSS feeds currently contain latest information, the long term uses of RSS are many. RSS helps website owners to get the latest updates to their visitors and customers.

The entire motto of SEO is to increase the visibility of your site in the SERPs (Search engine results pages). Traffic flow towards your website plays a major role in increasing the visibility of your site to search engines. RSS feeds provide quality backlinks to your site increasing traffic flow.

What is the need for RSS Submissions/Blog promotion?

RSS feeds submitted to RSS directories get backlinks from these RSS directory sites and provide access to wide audiences. Other reasons for RSS Marketing are:

• Bloggers look in RSS directories for topics to write posts on their blogs.
• Webmasters look in RSS directories to add content to their site.
• Consumers look in RSS directories for channels to add to their news readers.
• RSS Feed Submission Service helps search engine “spiders” to crawl through RSS directories and determine the link popularity.

This process is also called as Blog Promotion services or Blog Marketing services, since the RSS feeds that are submitted are mostly of blogs and news related sites which has updating content on it.

Our Services Include:

• We register to RSS directories which require user accounts for URL creation.
• We ensure that all the directories where we submit your RSS feed URL are non-reciprocal directories.
• Spam free submission.
• Complete manual submission. No software is used.
• Proper confirmation will be provided wherever required.
• Re-submission if submission is rejected for some reason.
• Detailed reports with screenshots of each submission.

An effective RSS feed marketing can get you a lot of traffic to your blogs, as well as from the search engines.

Interested? Contact us right away!

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