Subscribing to RSS feed readers tells the search engines that the content is valuable. It tells them that the content is relevant.<\/p>\n
Combining the RSS feeds of your team members, then syndicating them saves time and increases the reach.<\/p>\n
The real power comes in when each team member that has their RSS feed included in the Yahoo Pipe subscribes to Yahoo Pipe RSS feed as well. This tells the search engines organically that the Yahoo Pipe RSS feed has traffic.<\/p>\n
1. copy the RSS feed URL from the Yahoo Pipe<\/p>\n
2. find a RSS Feed reader that you like to use<\/p>\n
3. subscribe to the RSS Feed<\/p>\n
4. regularly click new content that are sent to your reader through the RSS Feed of the Yahoo Pipe<\/p>\n
There are:<\/p>\n
Desktop RSS feed Readers<\/strong>-applications that you download and access on your desk top<\/p>\n Web-Based RSS feed readers<\/strong>-compete well with the desktop readers in platform<\/p>\n Browser RSS feed readers<\/strong>– all major browsers have RSS feed readers as an option, built in feed reading<\/p>\n Here is a list of the most common RSS feed readers<\/p>\n The above RSS feed reader looks pretty cool as it is an \u201cadd-on\u201d to Google Chrome, works in Windows, Mac, Android, IOS and more. It looks quite functional, even sorts into folders etc\u2026<\/p>\n Either way, each team member can choose which ever reader they like. The intention is for them to subscribe to the Yahoo Pipe Rss feed<\/strong>. Ultimately visit content delivered by the RSS feed periodically.<\/p>\n Questions about the basics of RSS feeds can be answered in these articles<\/p>\n RSS Feed Basics<\/p>\n A Guide To RSS Aggregator<\/p>\n Questions about the technical side of putting a Yahoo Pipe together to combine Multiple RSS feeds can be answered in this article<\/p>\n Step By Step Instructions To Combining Multiple RSS Feeds Using Yahoo Pipes<\/a><\/p>\n