How to: RSS Feed on your weebsite?

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I have our newsfeed set up in a javascript code so people can just copy and paste it into their web page and get the headlines whenever we update -- simple and nice. I know there are varying ways to do it in PHP as well.

I also found htis web page http://www.selfwebbuilding.com/feedsplitter/ that will take an rss feed and convert it to a little snipit of javascript so you can copy and paste it into your page essentially making it the same as our headlines.

Hope this help!

PS: I don't use PHP at all so if that is the answer you are looking for I am sorry

I can set it up for you if you are interested. Contact info in the sig.

http://www.rssmix.com/rss2array-parser/

http://www.bighip.com -> just added rss feed options

BigHip Adds RSS Services For Customers

Bighip.com the Leader for Email Marketing announced today it has incorporated RSS ( Real Simple Syndication ) technology into its product offering.

"RSS, offers online business an additional channel to communicate with existing and potential customers. Although RSS has been around for a while, the knowledgeable consumer is now using RSS to easily gather the information he or she wants to have at their fingertips. Our customers can now take advantage of this development. We have added the ability to allow users to easily manage multiple RSS channel feeds and place it on their web site using the BigHip service."

How hard is RSS to learn?
"The BigHip RSS feature is easy to use. When you create your email campaign to send to your email list, your content is automatically syndicated to your RSS channel. The software will instantly distribute your message to your RSS channel at the same time your email campaign is launched. Just as easily, you can create a stand alone RSS feed. This means your customers and prospects who have subscribed to your feed can instantly receive your message on their desktop."

How does the BigHip RSS service work?
"When you create your email list, the software provides you with an RSS icon which you can place on your web site. The visitor clicks on this icon and adds the RSS channel to their favorite RSS reader. This is all done for you automatically. When you publish an email campaign, it is automatically added to your feed and visible in your subscribers? RSS feed reader on their desktop without any content filtering. In a way it is like creating your own private television channel. BigHip provides you with the broadcasting capability, you provide the content."

How will using RSS benefit an online business?
"By distributing your content using the BigHip RSS service, this guarantees delivery of your message to your subscriber's desktop. You can also syndicate your RSS channel on your own website. This can boost the search engine rankings of your site by providing ever changing content.?

About BigHip:
BigHip is the leading Verified Opt-in Email Marketing service along with RSS channel feeds for business. BigHip is a Web-based email marketing solution that enables businesses to easily manage RSS channel feeds and create and send professional HTML email newsletters, promotions, announcements and more with no technical expertise required. BigHip is white listed with America Online, Hotmail, MSN, Yahoo and more. BigHip?s mailing practices are rated as Bonded Sender plus and has published an SPF record.

To find out how you can enhance your online marketing efforts, visit http://www.bighip.com or contact Bighip.com at its office in Bohemia New York by calling 1-631-588-2993.

I was researching this the other day. There are many RSS parsing scripts out there:
http://rssgov.com/rssparsers.html
http://www.2rss.com/software.php?page=rsslibdocs

PHP Incudes seem to be the only decent way to do it and keep them SE friendly. Otherwise iframes and javascript are an easy route.

google for : rss2html

Or if you need a complete solution , with mysql backend and a full automated process via crontab for up to 100k diff keyword daily , let me know , i got my own custum stuff. Its all SEO friendly.

icrypt (@)gmail.com

I figured out Yahoo's deal, but how the hell to get into google?