RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication”. Despite it being perhaps the best way to get information out to a large groups of internet users, it is perhaps the most overlooked SEO tool that there is. Have you seen this symbol?
The “Subscribe in a Reader” chicklet with the RSS symbol next to it has become a universal way of recognizing when a blog site has RSS that you can subscribe to for regular updates. Perhaps you’ve seen this also?
This box gives the visitor an opportunity to subscribe to RSS feeds by email. Instead of going back to their reader when they want to see updates, they will simply receive an email whenever new posts go up. Think about that. When you place one of these boxes on your website (ours is bottom right), you’ll be creating an automated way of communicating with your clients directly by email using your blog.
RSS Feed Directories and Submissions
You can submit RSS feeds to directories which specifically categorize them and provide you high PR-ranked back links to your website. One of the most effective SEO strategies available is to burn a feed to your blog, register that feed with as many directories as possible, and then schedule regular blog posts to go out with anchor text links in them. Do that for six months and you’ll be sitting on the top of Search Page One for all of your industry keywords.
SEO Linking and Submissions has gone through a list of hundreds of RSS directories and come up with a selection that is worth submitting to. Use the Google Checkout feature below to order your RSS Feed submissions. One of our representatives will get back to you within forty eight hours to obtain your link and discuss target keywords.
