[...] and I hadn’t quite worked out how to set it up for RSS. You can see what she has written here. Paula has loads of really useful information in her Blog – hopefully I will too [...]

Thanks for this very good explanation. I will keep it for reference because I am focused on other things than my own website at this time but that might change.

All the best to you and yours, Mary Jane Lang

Funny enough, I had done a post on my blog end of December too, just for the same reason. Nobody seems to know about the benefits of RSS and how to use it. Maybe my post is interesting for your readers too.

And also thanks for your great “Operation Ebook” which helps me best in writing my own eBoook right now.

Just subscribed to your RSS…

Cheers
Martin

Martin Bigler’s last blog post..Benefits of RSS Feeds

Thanks,
Paul Hooper

Paul Hooper’s last blog post..Get your Emails Read

Paula

Again, a very impressive post.

Now I’m getting to grips with Internet Marketing I am making a list of things to do, or things I need to learn. RSS Feeds are coming to the top of this list.

This post has certainly made some sense and turned on an “aha” moment for me.

Definitely going to Digg it.

Keep up the good work Paula.

Regards,

Gary

Lynda, I have to say, shamefacedly, I haven’t spent as much time on Squidoo as I should, I joined ages ago when it first started and built a lens, but have not kept it up as other things got in the way.

Not having visited for a long time, I have kind of lost track of all the different modules, I am sure 100s more have been added since I built my lens.

I did, though, login to my account and do a quick RSS Feed search in the help section and came up with a pretty busy page full of info, so I reckon you could find out pretty much whatever you wanted to know about using RSS feeds with Squidoo.

I can’t actually post the url to the search result page that I got, but I’m sure if you do your own search you’ll have fun looking at the results

A very helpful explanation – just what I needed: and yes, I’ve subscribed to your email feed. But how do we take it a step further?

For example, I’ve just started using Squidoo and there’s an option when setting up a lens (article) to have an RSS feed. Now, I’m told that by having a feed it increases the chances of your site staying ‘on top’ because the RSS spiders help to keep it fresh.

You can go to blogsearch.google.com and see all the related feeds and choose one to go into the lens – but where I’m stuck is which one to choose and just how to incorporate it into my lens. Presumably the same would apply to any web page I set up – my blog for example, or whatever.

Any suggestions?

I always enjoy your emails, Paula, so keep ‘em coming.

Lynda

I think at the time of writing this, you are still in Florida, and hope you are having a great time……. I know i would be !

Thanks for your time with this post, i really find subjects like this a little boring to study to get enough info to fully understand what it’s all about. But you seamed to have cleared up a few points that i was uncertain about.
I’m just getting my head around the in’s and out’s of stumbleupon, but one this is for sure you are getting a stumbleupon thumbs up from me.

Speak to you soon Paula

Lee