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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: May 2008 Location: Riverside, CA
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Okay, so every post I make to my blog automatically gets sent out to the 250+ "ping" sites that I have loaded into Wordpress, right? So, am I done? I mean, as far as RSS goes? If my posts are being "pinged" does that mean that I am "sending out an RSS feed?" Or, is there more to be done to have my "RSS Feed" sent to whereever it's supposed to be sent to so that I can get more traffic? |
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| Wordsmith War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: , , USA.
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No... pinging and RSS are not the same. People must subscribe to your RSS feeds. Tsnyder |
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No, RSS is like a news feed, giving you new update info on your favorite site. Ping tests network communications.
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So, how does one create an RSS Feed and submit it to subscribers' feed readers?
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You should have the RSS feed on your blog so readers can just click on it to receive the feed. Tsnyder |
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You can add an RSS graphic to your page somewhere that's linked to that URL, and let subscribers manage their own readers - Google Reader, Flock, whatever. All you have to do is provide the link. See this page for more info: WordPress Feeds WordPress Codex Hope that helps, Bill | |
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