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How are your RSS feeds' grades? RSS has become a very popular, very useful tool to help
manage the incredible amount of content available on the Internet today. RSS has been used to
condense headlines and articles into brief snippets that allows the reader to quickly scan through
many headlines or articles for the content that they are most interested in. The 'pull' of RSS versus
the 'push' of e-mail allows the user to get just the information they want and has made RSS very
successful. And in the success of RSS also lies the problem.
There are so many RSS Feeds available that finding high quality RSS feeds has become difficult.
To help solve this issue you need to have your RSS feed graded and certified. A standardized
grading system helps to recognize the best attributes across feeds and allows readers to better
use and understand the grading system. One such grading system is offered Free from
Feedage.com. The grading system looks at many different aspects of the RSS feed and grades
them against historical data that shows what attributes are critical to having readers subscribe to
your RSS feed.
Benefit to content providers:
By having your RSS Feeds graded and certified content providers can improve the probability that
readers will subscribe to their RSS Feed. Like Search Engine Optimization (SEO), RSS grading
helps you to identify what qualities readers are looking for and helps to supply RSS Feeds that
meet that criteria. Readers are very finicky. Too many words and you might lose them, too few and
they might not understand. By having your Feeds graded and optimizing them to the highest grade
you are optimizing your chances of having your RSS Feed and the content behind it read and
subscribed to. By having your Feed certified you are giving the readers of your Feeds a
standardized, easy-to-understand system to show how your Feed is of the highest quality.
Benefit to content readers:
Graded and certified Feeds are higher quality Feeds, meeting the many factors that are critical to
you, the reader. Factors like how recent was the Feed published, how many words and items are
in the Feed. Using a standardized grading system allows users to identify and subscribe to Feeds
from across the Internet. Grading helps the reader to see through the mounds of RSS Feeds that
either have too much content or too little. Quickly skip out-of-date and 'junk' RSS Feeds and find
quality content!
The life expectancy of a grade:
RSS Feeds are dynamic, changing frequently as the world around us changes. How can you
grade a Feed that will change in the near future? This does make it more difficult to grade, but not
impossible. Given that most RSS Feeds are created through the use of dynamic tools, the general
constraints of the Feed remains the same. If a blog outputs the entire body of an article as the
description, it will likely do this every time the Feed is generated. If you create your RSS Feed with
a simple title like "My Blog" then very likely every time the RSS Feed is generated the title will not
be very useful. On the other hand, if you generate an RSS Feed that has enough detail to catch
the reader but not so much to overwhelm them, the tool that is creating the RSS Feed is of high
quality and will produce high quality Feeds.
Mark Savoca is the owner of Feedage.com Feedage is a free, fully categorized RSS directory.
Feedage offers a FREE RSS Inspector
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