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July 19, 2005

Displaying RSS Feeds on Your Site

RSSinclude is a new free service that allows webmasters to display any RSS feed on their site using various inclussion methods, using either PHP include, IFRAME or JavaScript.

While JavaScript and IFRAME are the easiest to implement on your site, they're really not the best option since they do not allow the search engines (well, IFRAME actually does, but not very favorably) to index that content on your site, minimizing the effect of RSS on your search engines.

PHP includes (or ASP, for example) are the much better route, since they integrate RSS feed content directly in to your HTML code, making it a direct part of your website and consequently helping the search engines index that content on your site.

The really cool part on the RSSinclude site are the links to other RSS parsing services and tools:

Infinite Penguins RSS Viewer v0.14b
Feedroll RSS Viewer
FeedSweep
Feed2JS
RSSxpress-Lite
Jawfish (commercial, $29.99/year, free trial)

Comments

Hi,

Thank you so much for giving such a
valuable information.

I was looking for a simple RSS integration
and I don't think I can find a better one than
RSSinclude.

Do keep us informed.

Courteously -- S. Kumar
http//www.learnhomebusiness.com

Posted by: S. Kumar at June 11, 2006 9:57 AM

So a PHP include for an RSS feed will potentially give your site an advantage of having fresh content displayed on your site.

Interesting

Posted by: Gav at October 1, 2007 9:22 PM
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