First, you need a site map. This is a page on your site that allows people to skip around and find what they need. Think of it as a table of contents for your site. Have a link to it on every page so that people can find the parts of your site that they want to read without having to go through a lot of hassle to do so.

Second, use a lot of pictures on your site that are relevant to your niche. Make them interesting and informative so that people don’t get so bored reading long pieces of written content. While you are at it, use lots of white space, subheadings and bullet points in your copy as well.

Third, write compelling content that keeps people interested in what you have to say. Don’t be boring. Don’t write fluff. Don’t be repetitive. Don’t just say the same things that your competition says. Be unique and develop your site around your own voice, tone and personality.

Fourth, give away some useful information for free. The idea here is to give such quality information for free that readers wonder how much better your paid content must be. If you know this much that you tell them for free, they want to hire you for your other knowledge and services.

Finally, always make sure to ask for feedback from your readers. This feedback will help you to tailor your website and your content to the people who matter most – your paying clients!

Attracting new traffic to your site is important, but keeping your current traffic coming back over and over is critical. You want to make your site “sticky” to improve your bounce rate with Google and your conversion rates with your customers.

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Your brain seems to stall out and you really have no idea what you are going to write about. You may have a general idea but it is the details that are killing you and your drive to complete the article, book, or blog. And yes, blogging is no different than writing an article or a paper. Sometimes you just have no idea what to blog about.

If you are trying to blog for money then you can definitely run into some problems. What types of topics are interesting enough to engage readers and encourage them to mark your page and visit it often to read new blog posts? Well the topics vary according to you. Let’s say you are interested in promoting a book that you have written. Your blogs can contain snippets of the book to interest others. They read the snippets and then are curious about how the story turns out and they buy your book. Cha-Ching! Money in your pocket just from blogging, and you cannot forget that if they like the book they will recommend your blog to other people. That is great word of mouth advertising.

What you choose to write about is completely up to you but there are some things to keep in mind. You want your blog to be informal and easy to relate to. But beware of making it too informal. You want to stay informative yet add a personal touch. People really do not want to hear about what you ate for breakfast unless you are blogging about a new diet. In that case you can blog about your daily food intake to your heart’s content and it is relevant to what you are trying to get out.

A great way to build readers is too often build up a reputation of being an expert or at least have great knowledge in a field. Blogging can do that for you. You do not want to post an erroneous fact that is for certain but you can post tips, hints and suggestions for readers to follow. People begin to trust that you actually know what you are writing about because this is important if you are out to make money blogging.

One thing you should know is that blogging does take time and effort. You have to post comments on other blogs or other websites in general that also include the link to your blog or a specific blog post. Not many people want to devote that kind of time to maintaining their blog on a daily basis.

You know, you can cut down on your work load significantly by using the strategy and tools I use and it doesn’t cost anywhere near as much as you’d imagine for something that helps you with content, backlinking, rank and PR, automation, and website traffic. This is what I use.

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Allow me to explain…

A blog is a website or part of a website. To learn how to market a website, or part of a website, cannot be accomplished by reading a 1,200 word article. Sorry.

How Blogs Differ From Other Websites

Blog marketing – Using your RSS Feed, WordPress blog plus a little promotion and marketing savvy.

There are some aspects to a blog (and the marketing of it) that differ greatly from other website types.

• They are chronological. Newest content displays at the top of the website page.
• Blogs are often (but not always) more personality laden and opinionated.
• Blogs are created, managed, and maintained through an administration panel that is generated via CMS running on a website server. Now if that doesn’t sound ‘geek’ enough to make you run for the hills, blogs are generally much easier to set up, add content to, and maintain than the more traditional website.
• Blogs, good ones anyway, generate an RSS Feed for the blog proper, every directory within the blog and even on a post-by-post basis (there’s more to this that’s beneficial, but too advanced to go into here).
• Search engines are naturally drawn to blogs for a number of reasons – the skinny amount of code, the organized content delivery, the consistently updating content, and the syndication aspect of a blog’s RSS Feeds.

A Blog’s RSS Feeds and Marketing

This, really, is all I want to discuss on this page. If you’re here because you don’t know how to set up a blog but want one I strongly suggest grabbing a $5 hosting account here: fast self-hosted blog setup. Your account will be cPanel access, you’ll have 24/7 chat and phone support, but you only need to click a few buttons to install a WordPress blog.

As you read above RSS Feeds are the part of blogs that truly make them a marketing dream. After all, getting the word out is a huge part of marketing – both online and off.

While you’re busy with your website (by adding content to your blog), your blog is doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes. A self hosted WordPress blog does this by dynamically generating the RSS feeds that run the blog and notifying update servers on the fly.

These RSS feeds may or may not be used by other webmasters, may be subsribed to by your website visitors, may or may not be picked up by newspapers or journalists.

Many people will tell you that your feeds being using on another person’s site is a terrible thing. This is, after all, your hard-written content! Yet (to the untrained eye) the other websites are getting all the credit for it.

This is most certainly not the case. Your feed, when used by other webmasters, includes a link to your website as the originating source. As your feed is used on multiple websites you are gaining one-way back links to your website, thereby positioning you (in the search engines and in the reader’s eyes) as the authority on the subject.

As with anything there are techniques to protect yourself, techniques to ensure that other website owners aren’t using your content for their credit and not linking back to you, techniques to make a reader want to click over to your site from their site, etc. Those are advanced techniques I’ll save for another article.

Promoting Use of Your Blog’s RSS Feed

The final step to blog marketing, promoting your feed. You want to get the word out to the search engines and other webmasters that you have an RSS feed (or a variety of them). This step will ensure your content is indexed and frequented by the search engines. You can manually visit over 80 top feed submission sites today and add your feed to their lists or purchase a one-time service license and/or software to manage the submissions for you. Even though there are many more than 80 rss submission sites – only 20 deliver the lion’s share of benefit to bloggers like yourself.

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Should you use a plugin, set up your own mailing list or use a service to grow a subscriber list for your
blog?

This article shows you how easy it is to manage a list of subscribers for a blog readership, and gives you a ‘hands off’ way to keep your readers coming back…

Send Your Subscribers Your New Blog Posts! Easy!

First off let me clarify that this technique has nothing to do with where you host your blog, what blog marketing strategies you already have in place or what type of blogging software you’re using. If you are allowed to edit your blog template this is the easiest and most reliable method to building a list on your blog.

As soon as I say “edit your blog template”, most visitors shiver and shake with the thought of mucking around in code, so let’s clarify…

All you need to do is paste one line of code into your blog template. That’s all the editing that is required.

Getting Subscribers from A WordPress Blog

I used to manage my subscriber lists on my blogs with a plugin called Subscribe2. It was a pretty good plugin with no glitches that I knew of, but it did involve ftping files to my server, modifying my sidebar template, and (from what I remember) took me about 1/2 hour to customize for my readers.

As my list grew larger some of my biggest concerns were that I was never sure that I was in compliance with the CAN-spam act by using it. Nor could I track whether or not my subscribers received their mail, changed email addresses, or clicked the links I sent them. These are all big ‘deals’ in the marketing world. You need access to the details when you’re defining or altering your website marketing strategy. 

Getting Subscribers from a BlogSpot hosted Blog

Most of my regular visitors know that I don’t like blogspot hosted blogs for a number of reasons and I’ll do just about anything to convince you to get your blog off of blogspot. So I’ll try to be careful here about staying on topic. The way I suggest getting subscribers to your blogspot hosted blog is the exact same as for WordPress or for Movable Type. You’ll just add one line of code to your template.

“So What’s the Code That Lets Me Manage Subscribers, Track the Click-through AND Stay in Compliance?”

Use your auto-responder account! Yes, you heard me right. It’s a fast setup and you can easily manage everything you need to from within your autoresponder account.

You do have an autoresponder account don’t you?

“Anyone who’s marketing online – whether you’re selling products, running google adsense, or just making a name for yourself – who desires a steady stream of repeated visits from people interested in your views, products or reviews absolutely needs to keep a list of loyal readers. It is the most simplistic marketing strategy to implement with the largest return!”

An auto-responder account is the second purchase to make after you’ve created your first website. And, if you get the right service you can use one login to manage multiple lists (because sooner or later you’ll start your second website, then your third, and so on) without any extra costs.

Keep Blog Readers Coming Back With Every Post

Okay, here’s how it’s done. I used this auto-responder to manage multiple lists of people with varying interests through one low-payment account. Paying for this account is a tiny drop in the bucket compared to the traffic it sends me week after week just because I made a post on any one of my
blogs.

Blog Subscribers Marketing Strategy

You can set these ‘Blog Notify’ lists as separate lists or simply add the ability to email an existing mailing list that you have. I suggest setting up a separate mailing list for your blog readers (as opposed to regular newsletter subscribers) because newsletter subscribers and blog visitors aren’t often one and the same type of visitor. It doesn’t take any more effort to run two lists than it does one, past the initial setup. And, if you really want your newsletter subscribers to get your blog posts you can invite them to change their subscriptions, opt in to the second subscription or at the very least notify them what they’ll soon be receiving as part of their subscription to your newsletter (fail to do this and you might lose a few subscribers who cry “This isn’t what I signed up for!”).

Setting Up Your Blog Email Subscription List

This is really easy. Login to your auto-responder, Start a new list or select the list you want to add blog update notifications to, and click on the Messages tab.

You should then see a link to the Feed Broadcaster. From that page you simply enter in your RSS feed url.

Note: If you’re hosting on blogspot make sure you’re publishing a site feed (in your blog’s control panel click “Settings” then “Site Feed” then ensure the Publish Site Feed option is set to Yes, and you’ll find the Site Feed URL displayed directly below.

Feed Broadcaster is compatible with the following:

• RSS 0.9 through RSS 1.0
• RSS 1.0′s modules
• RSS 2.0
• Atom

And that, basically is all there is to it! There are many customizations and modifications you can make to the email that is sent to your subscribers, as well as how often they are mailed, but you don’t need to worry about those settings unless you want to start tweaking your blog marketing strategy.

Grab One Line of Code…

Your auto-responder account will generate a single line of javascript code for you to insert into your blog’s template. The script works in html, php and asp files. It doesn’t matter, you don’t need to get caught up in the compatibility or code. Just insert the code you’re given from the Web Form Generator into your template file for subscribers to enter their email address into. (Demo of an autoresponder sign up box is on the right side of all my blog entries here: internet marketing help)

How Does An Auto Responder Work?

Your autoresponder account will now check for updates every hour (subject to change – please verify with your autoresponder account) and sends out notifications to your subscribers immediately upon detection if you’ve selected the “Send Automatically” option in the Feed Broadcaster. If not, you simply login and manually submit the message for broadcast.

Confused?

It’s okay, everyone who is new to auto-responders is a little confused at first…

The fact is that if all this seemed a little hard to follow, you’ve probably never used an auto-responder before. Believe me this is the best learning curve to get over as it’s one of the easiest ways to make money online by generating return traffic to your websites on demand. And the service I recommend has the greatest customer service with an online chat, a 1-800 number as well as descriptive help files (some in video format).

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Back in September of 2004 Joe Vitale and I wrote a book on using RSS Feeds to drive traffic, increase subscribers and boost search engine positioning…

But due to the intensity of that product (and the fact that customers are gleaning information from one of the top internet marketers of all time), and the fact that we are in constant communication with our subscribers, we have to charge a hefty price tag to make that business and website viable.

The sad part is, not everyone can afford that RSS Info Product!

So, once the dust settled down from that RSS ebook’s success, I have been scouting around for other top notch information for website owners, who:

• want to learn more about marketing with RSS,
• but don’t have a lot of money to spend on info products.

And I know that knowledge is power.

And power gleaned from knowledge creates action.

And action creates success.

So there’s no doubt in my mind that getting this knowledge is your first step to success with RSS Feeds.

As soon as I saw this report I had to tell you about it, certainly because it is much cheaper than you’d pay anywhere else. You’ll also get a bonus piece of software with it that makes promoting your RSS Feed a snap.

Learn more about RSS Feeds and submission software here.

Believe me, you can implement an RSS Feed on your website (if a 40 year old chicken farmer from Ontario did it, so can you!), and you won’t regret the learning curve or time invested for a moment once you see the traffic, sales and search engine position increase!

Sincerely,

Laura Childs

P.S.: I’m so sure that the ebook and software you’ll find over at 123webs.com will answer all your questions about how to use, create and promote an RSS feed that if you don’t love “The A To Z About RSS” package you can simply drop me an email within the next 30 days and I’ll ensure you receive your money back.

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What does RSS or XML mean to your online marketing?

It could mean market domination and phenomenal success, if you add it to your marketing mix – but do it sooner rather than later!

RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and uses XML (eXtensible Markup Language) formats such as rdf, rss or xml.

Sounds like a lot of ‘techno geek speak’ doesn’t it?

"More and more surfers have discovered the ease of use and time saving process of surfing and searching by RSS feeds."

Let’s look past the definition and onto the usage of the RSS Feed. I think you’ll see that RSS is the new marketing darling.

Group 1 Site Owners use RSS Feeds to announce news, website updates, and events (or any other newsworthy announcements).

For the Internet Marketer or website owner, RSS Feeds are a way to attract more visitors, obtain higher search engine ranking and provide another venue (vs. email) to stay in touch with subscribers.

Group 2 Site Owners will use RSS Feeds to add constantly changing content to their websites (written by Group 1 site owners) for search engine favor (search engines love to see regularly updated content on websites).

Internet Surfers use RSS Feeds to quickly check current headlines, weather, or new articles on their favorite sites.

This new style of acquiring information from the internet saves the surfer time – in comparison to visiting a search engine, surfing through pages of irrelevant results, or even accessing websites through their browser’s Favorites menu.

Internet Surfers use browser-based RSS services (via a website) or an RSS Reader (software installed on their desktop) to read RSS Feeds. Internet Marketers create an RSS Feed and submit it to feed directories – it’s really that simple…but there are some marketing techniques to ensure success.

Free RSS Document

Grab this awesome free pdf – 28 content rich pages on creating, promoting and marketing with RSS Feeds.

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I’ve always maintained that a blog, when created solely for the purpose of boosting search engine rank, doesn’t have to be anything more than a brief listing of articles available on your website that you update on a fairly regular basis. (No, not update the articles, just update the listings on your blog like a mini, ever-growing, sitemap. You can link to old articles on your website and it won’t make a lick of a difference – higher rank and positioning will follow.) Now this isn’t the ‘blog’ we think of today, but it is just as capable of bringing in website visitors and getting noticed by the search engines when made correctly. And, it takes far less time for the webmaster…

I’m telling you this here only. While other marketers push their ‘How to Blog’ ebooks and home study courses, the secret to higher ranks is in the RSS Feed, yet so few marketing books cover it – and those that do, don’t really explain the reason for it’s success!

The results of one year’s testing and tracking on the effectiveness of blogs and rss feeds for search engine positioning. This article discloses my take on having a blog just to get search engine rank…

You don’t need a blogger account, you don’t need to install software on your server and best of all you don’t need to spend hours writing a new article every day (as so many other marketers would have you believe).

Many small business owners like you and I, are far too busy to blog every day.

Many of us don’t want to learn how to install and manage blog.

But most of us do have 5 minutes a day to spice up their marketing.

If you are a ’5 minute marketer’, you can get all the benefits of a blog by learning how to promote your site with an RSS Feed. An hour to learn about them, an hour to create your first one and submit it to the top 10 directories – then just a few minutes every day adding a new item and new link to the feed. That’s all!

Want More Blog Techniques without Writing to a Blog Every Day?

Marketing with RSS or a Blog – Case Study

Smartzville.com is a perfect case-in-point. When I first started testing in July 2004, the site was relatively new, small and in a highly competitive market. Yet I had obtained a google page rank of 4 (which isn’t great but it is fabulous for a new site with very little content). I didn’t update the site’s html pages for quite a while (5 months to be exact) yet it kept its google page rank and moved up in hits and search engine positioning consistently.

How was this accomplished?

I ran an RSS Feed on Smartzville – which I only updated once every 3-4 days (updating was simply a matter of adding one new RSS item that pointed to an existing html page). That’s how I kept the page rank and grew my positioning, even though I barely did anything to the site and no other sites were linking in, by updating the RSS Feed with one item every few days. One sentence, one link, once a day – 5 minutes.

The RSS Feed – A Fast Worker for Busy Website Owners

After co-authoring The Stampede Secret with internet marketing expert Joe Vitale, and really pushing the beauty of RSS Feeds onto my subscribers (as opposed to pushing blogs simply because they are easier to teach), I have been performing some research and tests to ‘back my theory’.

What’s the theory? That an RSS Feed gets the best return on investment in this marketing mix and if you are ignoring it, you’re simply spinning your wheels with the entire Blog trend.

Stage 2 of the Marketing Strategy – RSS or Blog

Next I wanted to test and see if having a ‘true’ blog for this website would increase exposure, search engine positioning and google page rank. So I started up a Marketing Blog, optimized it for the search engines, drove traffic to it, advertised it every place I was told and knew to, and updated it frequently with oodles of original content.

What happened? Nothing new. I kept the old page rank, had about the same positioning in the search engines and saw no more traffic than could reasonably be expected given the marketing practices used. (What I’m saying here is that I could have received just as much of an increase if I’d created static html pages with that content.)

Stage 3 of the Marketing Strategy – RSS or Blog

Today is October 8th, 2005. Google is due for an update any day now and I’ll be able to report at that time whether the site sees increase in page rank and listings in the engine. (My guess is that nothing will change.)

But as of today I will only be adding to my blog infrequently (because I have a loyal following and I don’t want to disappoint my readers), I will re-submit my standalone RSS feed to the RSS directories (not the blog’s generated RSS Feed, but my .xml hand coded one) and begin updating on a twice weekly basis again. In three months or so (mid-January) Google will ‘dance’ once more and I am confident that at that time Smartzville’s home page and many inner pages will jump to a page rank of 5 or 6 and traffic will increase substantially as well as positioning in search engine results.

So come on back to this page in January of 2006 if you want to see the results. And, if you want high ranking results for your own site, grab your copy of The Stampede Secret so we can work together on your project!

Stage 4 of the Marketing Strategy – Enter Web 2.0

During testing and tracking I began to notice some disturbing trends on my websites. After months of research on user behavior online I discovered the trouble and the solution. As a result of all that work I re-wrote the Stampede Secret to include a Web 2.0 Marketing strategy that every business owner could use to custom-develop his/her own traffic generating activity.

Add the Smartzville Marketing RSS Feed to your feed list today to stay up-to-date on online marketing trends and tools.

www.smartzville.com/rssfeed.xml

RSS by Software Use: If you are currently using a RSS Feed Reader, simply copy the url for the News Feed (above) into your aggregator.

RSS by Browser: If you are currently using an RSS Feed Service, (i.e. bloglines) search for the Smartzville Marketing Blog in your service directory window and add us to your list of feeds.

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That sounded like a pitch I know, but I can barely contain myself when it comes to the power of RSS feeds to drive traffic to a website, increase search engine positioning, add subscribers to your email lists, and make you more sales.

My RSS Success Story

Nearly three years ago now (2004) I was surfing around trying to figure out how to make more money online and get more traffic to a new website I’d created. As a matter of fact, this is the website I was trying to promote and it’s in a highly competitive marketplace. It seemed I had no hope for gaining even just a small corner of traffic away from the more established marketing sites.

But then I happened upon RSS Feeds.

Being a bit of a chicken and not wanting to take any chances that could get me ‘black-listed’ by the search engines, I experimented with what I’d learned about RSS on another web site I owned, one I’d lost interest in.

“Smart surfers – frustrated with spam mail, frustrated with irrelevant search engine results, frustrated with slow-loading pages – are finding a new way to surf for fast answers, research and product purchases. They’re using RSS Feeds and as more people find out about them more marketers need to know how to use them to their advantage.” Laura Childs, Jul 26, 2004

That site didn’t see much traffic back then, even though it was well aged and indexed in all the search engines. It was a ‘dead dog’, I paid for hosting and it barely broke even. But all that was about to change.

How Fast Did RSS Serve Up the Traffic?

Within two weeks, yes two weeks I started seeing tons more visitors to that old site and sales were pouring in on my lesser ebooks and promotions as well.

To be candidly honest, I was beginning to wonder how I could turn the traffic ‘off’. I had requests for free downloads, custom orders being paid for upfront, newsletter subscribers signing up at my personal email address by the hundreds and absolutely no systems in place to handle it all. This all happened well before I learned about auto-responders and automation of any sort for that matter!

There’s much more to this story but I won’t bore you.

The fact of the matter is that within just a few weeks RSS Feeds were serving up more traffic than I could handle and my search engine listings for some very competitive phrases jumped the charts as well.

I documented some of it (I really didn’t know how to ‘market’ or promote a website or traffic technique back then and I’m still learning), by comparing my Alexa stats to my top two competitors (one in US and the other in UK – I’m in Canada) and when I shared the information with other internet marketers and website owners they were amazed at the results (which is the only way I truly knew that I was ‘onto’ something).

Enough about me, let me ask you now…

Are You Ready for An RSS Feed Traffic Surge on Your Website? 

Listen, I’m not going to keep you with all the drawn out details here. I’ll just give it to you straight. For a number of reasons RSS Feeds are still a viable means to traffic, subscribers and sales – even now in 2007. But you’ve got to do it right to get the maximum return.

Here’s what’s involved in setting up and running an RSS Feed on your site that will give you top results. (How do I know this? (a) first hand experience, and (b) working closely with my loyal clients and customers on
StampedeSecret.com.)

Step by Step to RSS Feed Success (miss any step and your time is wasted):

• Read and understand why RSS works as a promotional tool for websites. 1 hour.
• Do your keyword research. 1 hour.
• Check out your competition. 1 hour.
• Brainstorm your RSS marketing strategy. 30 minutes.
• Create your RSS Feed. 30 minutes.
• Promote your RSS Feed. 15 minutes.
• Update your RSS Feed. 10 minutes per day – 3 times per week.

There you have it.

One hour to learn, just over 3 hours of setup, plus 1/2 an hour per week. The end result is a ‘truckload of traffic’. If you’re interested you can download the pdf of my traffic explosion the first month I used RSS Feeds on that dead dog of a website I owned.

If you don’t have time to implement an RSS Feed on your site the right away, then you’ll likely miss out on all the success I and StampedeSecret’s clients have seen. Of course there are other means to getting traffic to your site – some more involved (such as the recent Web 2.0 traffic push now being explained on Stampede Secret), others more costly and not as effective. RSS and even Web 2.0 traffic strategies involve time, commitment and thoughtful consideration during the strategic development phase.

I’m at a loss to show you any other technique that works anywhere near as well to give your website a huge boost in traffic. You can buy all the links you want, pay for search engine optimization, purchase traffic directly from google and you still won’t see the results in traffic and search engine rank that you can get by running a tiny xml feed on your site.

RSS is Easy – I’ll Show You How

The way I see it, you’ve got 3 choices.

1. Spend hours surfing around for free RSS information and try to make sense of it when applied to website promotion,
2. Grab this extensive report which will show you the ins and outs of RSS and how to apply it to website promotion (plus it includes free software to promote your RSS Feed to over 50 RSS directories), $17, or
3. Join us over at StampedeSecret.com for some easy to follow, find-it-when-you-need-it instruction on RSS feeds.

Either way, I wish you the best of luck using RSS Feeds for website traffic and higher rank in the search engines. I’ve only ever heard of one person saying it wasn’t worth the time and effort (and he had a one page website promoting a ‘get paid to read email’ program).

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If a 40 year old chicken farmer living in back woods Ontario could figure it out and use it to double her newsletter sign-ups every month, you can do it too!

Now:

• Even if you’ve read about Blogs and RSS Feeds before,
• Even if you’ve tried them and quit because they were too difficult or time consuming to learn,
• Even if some other marketer told you that RSS was a passing fad…

Understand that:

• Even ifs don’t put subscribers in your auto-responder sequence…
• Even ifs don’t feed your family…
• Even ifs had no idea that RSS Feeds are attracting the best pre-targeted, pre-disposed-to-click readers that a marketer could dream of, no matter what you are selling!

This could make all the difference in the world to your online business…

The report covers:

• All you need to understand as a website owner about Blogs and RSS Feeds. What they are, who uses them, how they access them, and the reasons why Blogs and RSS Feeds are gaining in popularity and simply not going away!
• How having an RSS Feed and Blog can have oodles of high quality new prospects reading your site headlines every hour, every day, or every week – you decide when!
• How to increase, by the busload, the number of visitors to your site just by creating and submitting your RSS Feed in
  the right places and in the right manner. (We’ll show you where and offer all our notes in the password protected area – for your eyes only!)
• Instructions on creating blogs using existing content, and both the content and format to follow to create an RSS Feed. Hey don’t worry if you’re not the page-creating coding type – this is super easy! As a matter of fact we’ll even provide access to the tools we use to effortlessly create feeds on the fly – it’s a simple fill in the blanks and press a button process – all you have to do is provide the content – instant news feed – it’s that easy!
• A separate instruction sheet to pass onto your webmaster showing them exactly how to create and edit RSS Feeds, bringing them up to speed in this fast-evolving field. (This is no more difficult than the most remedial html). You don’t want to give your site designer/editor the entire report – as it could be used to push too many other sites up the ladder!

So whether you are selling your own products or promoting products as an affiliate, you need to download this report and get started today.

Get on the first ship as it sails out to rich seas…let the other marketers go after the high-speed city-slickers who have oodles of time to wait for videos and stick men to load on screen.

You know there’s just as much money to be made from busy people who don’t like wasting time – busy people who just want the facts, not the flashing pictures.

Busy people who would rather click the order button and have their questions answered quickly than to spend all day surfing around, kicking tires, and looking for freebies.

You know who your market is…

You know the person who’ll click the order button and not the X…

…and with a Blog/RSS Feed on your site, you’re bound to attract more of them!

Click the book cover to visit the official site.

The Stampede Secret: How to Get More Targeted, Smart, Affluent, Hungry Traffic Than You Can Imagine Using Blogs and RSS Feeds.

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