Blogger - RSS Feeds

Bloggers offer user inter activity on your website. Bloggers are an invaluable way to project timely information using your web site as the source. A great tool to increase your web traffic and develop repeat web site visitors. Sure Solutions development team can assist you with the full deployment and syndication of your web blog.

We suggest a blog that works well with RSS readers. As well take time to learn all aspects of your blogger and make sure to submit your blog to major blogging aggregate and syndication sites to increase your website visibility. Learn more about bloggers on blogger.com .

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Will my blog appear in search engines?
Blogs are available on the Internet exactly like other webpages, so they will be automatically indexed by search engines such as Google. The Listing setting does not affect this. For more information on getting your site listed, please see Google's Information for Webmasters page. For information on having your site removed from Google's index, see Google's Remove Content page

What is a site feed?
Syndication means that when you publish your blog, Blogger automatically generates a machine-readable representation of your blog that can be picked up and displayed on other web sites and information aggregation tools.

Special pieces of software called Newsreaders (or Aggregators) can scan these feeds, automatically letting you know when the sites have updated. Examples are FeedDemon (Windows), Bloglines (web-based), and NetNewsWire and Shrook (Mac OS X). More are listed at AtomEnabled.org.

One reason to syndicate your site is to gain a wider audience by attracting aggregator users. Other reasons are discussed at WebMonkey, Software Garden and Mezzoblue.

at•om (at'em)
n.

1. An Application Program Interface.
2. Your blog's new syndication feed.

More than two years ago we published an experimental Application Programming Interface for Blogger. Developers and vendors were able to work with the BloggerAPI despite various drawbacks, but it was in need of an overhaul. Some engineers active in the tech/blogging community began working on a better, more comprehensive concept code-named Atom. This new system looked as though it could solve a lot of problems with our API, as well as establish a universal syndication format. Atom has finally arrived, and that means different things to different people.