shags38
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Guys I decided to start a new thread relating to the specifics of the question posed by me in the other RRS Feeds thread - the reasons being that the original topic was answered very well and the thread discussion got way off topic (became a Google bashing discussion - how unusual 
) AND I believe this question / topic to be important enough for its own discussion.
So the following is the quote - I really would love to know how this is done, really
cheers,
Shags
p.s. Looking at the source of the page it appears Feedburner may be being used.
) AND I believe this question / topic to be important enough for its own discussion.So the following is the quote - I really would love to know how this is done, really
cheers,
Shags
p.s. Looking at the source of the page it appears Feedburner may be being used.
I once visited a site that had 3 incoming RSS feeds but actually had the content from each feed randomly mixed into the one table or frame, I think by time frame order.
It was quite good. The other brilliant thing I thought from an SEO viewpoint was that each article in the feed had its URL changed to his site's URL so that it became http://www."hissite".com.au/"articlefeedsite".com/"articletitle".html and each article was archived by title and date and filed in pages on his site so that the amount of "relevant" content on the site was enormous (probably why he had #1 SERP - legitimate site, internet industry based, about 200k au searches per month ) but it was the only other content on his site other than the home page!!
Any ideas how that was done??... if so I would dearly love to know how to achieve the same thing for a number of my sites.
cheers,
Mike
