Content Is King On The Internet So They Say!

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• How to improve your business through online marketing techniques with RSS?
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• And much, much more

RSS (Really Simple Syndication), is the mantra of the millennium, it's on its way to creating a saga, etching its mark in the marvelous world of the Internet.

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Its so easy and so simple that you will find it difficult not to understand no matter what your computer learning level is:

• Big media like ABC, CNN, Washington post, New york times and BBC have already gone the RSS way for publishing their content. And most of the leading publishers and newspapers are either using RSS or planning to use it.
• The Christian Science Monitor has implanted RSS feed in their web site since October 2002 and offers over 25 different RSS feeds.
• A Nooked-influencer survey states that 87% of their respondents use RSS feeds.
• Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates conveyed to the 2004 CEO Summit attendees that RSS “...get[s] away from the drawbacks of e-mail – that it's too imposing – and yet the drawbacks of the Web site – that you don't know if there's something new and interesting there -- this is about solving that.”