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Keep Your Website Contents Fresh by Adding RSS Feeds  by: Heris Yunora RSS is a method that has been used by many webmasters and publishers to publish information and news online. The readers then be able to read the information and the news with their RSS readers. But many webmasters also use RSS feeds from other webmasters to provide dynamic contents on their own websites. Usually, in order to provide contents on your website, you have to copy articles and paste it on your website. Although using this way you have better control for what you want to show on your website, generating contents for your website automatically could save your time. You can generate dynamic contents using RSS creator software. A software that I use is Carp (www.geckotribe.com). This free software is written in php and doesn't need complicated database to setup. You can install it easily. I have tried to add two or more RSS feeds from different sources in a webpage without getting technical problems. Just collect related feeds and put them in a webpage. Visit any RSS feed directories to collect them. If you want, you can use both an article and the content from the feed that is provided by Carp in a web page. Just put the article on the top of a webpage and put the content from Carp on the bottom. This could make your webpage more targetted and more dynamic. I don't real understand the Google policy of using contents this way. But just for example, if you want to show RSS feeds from Google News with the topic about "car repair", you can put the code like this: http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&q=car+repair&ie=UTF-8&output=rss If you want to use two RSS feeds in a webpage from different sources with "car repair" as the topic, you can put the code for Google News above and then put another feed below it. The code for another feed could be: http://rss.topix.net/search/?q=car+repair&xml=1 and your webpage will be updated automatically from two different sources. Finally, if in doubt, it is wise if you ask the RSS feed provider/creator first before you use it. Make sure they allow you to show their contents on your own website. Happy trying... About The Author Heris Yunora is the owner of Soft-promotion.com, a place to find information on article writing and website contents building. This article was posted on January 19, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Web Design and Development" Category: Web Site Turn-Offs by David Berghouse Seven Secrets For A Better Website by Anne Ahira Web Site Navigation by Halstatt Pires What is Dedicated hosting? by Mer Amer Rules of Web Design by Neil Parnham Tips When Moving From One Host To Another by Heris Yunora Back-Linking Strategies by Patricia Brucoli 5 Easy Ways To Turn Visitors on Your Site Into Customers by Caren Jacob Web Designer's Guide to Search Engine Optimization by Bernard Peh How to Make Money From Your Website by Mark Pascua << Back to "Web Design And Development" Index

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