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Excerpt: Syndication isn't only for blogs; it can be used for any type of site with any sort of infomation. Blogs typically already include robust feed support (including both RSS & Atom), but what about if you want to create a feed for a site that isn't a blog? Easy — use the below class to do it. So what does this have to do with SEO? Feeds are effective vehicles to disseminate information. Your site can release information via a feed, usually abbreviated, then include a link to the full content. This will, over…
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Excerpt: Syndicated content is content that is authored by another source and placed on your web site under license. According to Merriam-Webster's dictionary, it also implies that a purchase of the said content occurs, but I suspect that definition will change soon. RSS (acronym: really simple syndication) feeds tend to be free, and very often available for use anywhere according to fair use laws. They are getting more and more pervasive. This is important, as free syndicated content on a similar or related subject can be used to supplement home-grown content. However, before anyone thinks that…
