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cliffhanger
msg:3407304 | 7:00 pm on Jul 28, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Hi, I am quite a novice. I am starting off with regular feeds on my site. First, I would like to know, how beneficial can RSS feeds be and second I am confused between "Digg and MSN Widget" Vs. Google and FeedBurner. Can anyone advice me about the right way to go about this? Sam
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bill
msg:3408221 | 2:40 am on Jul 30, 2007 (gmt 0) |
Welcome to WebmasterWorld cliffhanger. | how beneficial can RSS feeds be |
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An RSS feed is just a summary of content from your site. It helps people keep track of your site without visiting it. That's a benefit to your visitors who prefer feed aggregators to the website. | I am confused between "Digg and MSN Widget" Vs. Google and FeedBurner |
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I'm not clear on what you're asking here. These are unrelated services for the most part. How were you thinking of using these services?
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cliffhanger
msg:3409279 | 7:12 am on Jul 31, 2007 (gmt 0) |
well i went to a site called www.addthis.com, I know that digg is user-voted-content, and feeds are completely different from them. But I believe there is some integration going on. I do not understand how though, can you throw some light?
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bill
msg:3409321 | 8:44 am on Jul 31, 2007 (gmt 0) |
These are different ways to get users to bookmark your site, or to add a link to your site, or track your site in some way. I think what you're seeing mostly is more along the lines of social bookmarking rather than straight data feeds like RSS.
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