
| 1. | Viral traffic generators |
| 2. | Affiliated traffic |
| 3. | Application to relevant newsgroups and chat rooms |
| 4. | Advertising in e-zines |
| 5. | Syndicating content |
| 6. | Linking strategies |
| 7. | Online classified Adverts |
| 8. | Opt-in e-mail campaigns |
| 9. | Microsite matrices |
| 10. | Pay per click and banner campaigns |
5 - Syndicating content
with other websites
Syndicated content is a popular way to distribute information to websites i.e.
content that is generated/provided on a website from another source. This content
is generally updated automatically without your intervention.
The benefits of including syndicated content on your website are many including:
See http://www.yellowbrix.com/ which is an example of a US site which collects news and business intelligence from across the country, categorises it and allows customers to search for the exact information they need. Within 30 minutes, their choice of information can be delivered to them in formats such as XML, Portlets & Web Services, HTML, Email, and Javascript/iFrame includes. This information can then be inserted seemlessly into the customer's own website, or the information can be hosted with yellowbrix with the same look and feel as the customer's own site.
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