Matia
11-07-2006, 11:33 PM
Do you have a breastfeeding story, tip or article on your website or blog?
I manage the Breastfeeding Daily Tip and News, an RSS news feed. I am always looking for fresh content to add to my news feed. Unlike some feeds, this one is not totally self-promoting. I am scouring the internet for the greatest variety of content and interesting tips and news for the breastfeeding mother. If your web page or blog post meets my criteria, I will add a link back to your website with a brief description so readers will need to click-through to read the full article. Your link will appear on my website and other websites that carry my RSS news feed for at least two weeks.
Speaking of fresh content, I am sure you know how search engines love fresh content on your website. Daily, changing content on your pages will bring the spiders back more frequently and help raise your rank and traffic. You are welcome to display my RSS feed on your website or blog.
If you require more information about RSS feeds, what they are and how to display them on your site, check out my Breastfeeding Daily Tip and News subscription page (http://www.babylovesyourmilk.com/breast-feeding/rss-landing-page.php) for more information. Be sure to read the last paragraph for information for webmasters and bloggers.
For quicker response e-mail me at breastfeedingrss@mindspring.com and put “suggesting breastfeeding URL” in your subject line.
My RSS feed URL is http://www.babylovesyourmilk.com/breast-feeding/rss.xml
I manage the Breastfeeding Daily Tip and News, an RSS news feed. I am always looking for fresh content to add to my news feed. Unlike some feeds, this one is not totally self-promoting. I am scouring the internet for the greatest variety of content and interesting tips and news for the breastfeeding mother. If your web page or blog post meets my criteria, I will add a link back to your website with a brief description so readers will need to click-through to read the full article. Your link will appear on my website and other websites that carry my RSS news feed for at least two weeks.
Speaking of fresh content, I am sure you know how search engines love fresh content on your website. Daily, changing content on your pages will bring the spiders back more frequently and help raise your rank and traffic. You are welcome to display my RSS feed on your website or blog.
If you require more information about RSS feeds, what they are and how to display them on your site, check out my Breastfeeding Daily Tip and News subscription page (http://www.babylovesyourmilk.com/breast-feeding/rss-landing-page.php) for more information. Be sure to read the last paragraph for information for webmasters and bloggers.
For quicker response e-mail me at breastfeedingrss@mindspring.com and put “suggesting breastfeeding URL” in your subject line.
My RSS feed URL is http://www.babylovesyourmilk.com/breast-feeding/rss.xml