RSStatic - Optimizing RSS AggregationRSS has become an Internet phenomenon. It’s ability to both distribute news and information while allowing website owners to actually publish fresh content on their site has cemented it’s appeal.

RSS has become an Internet phenomenon. It’s ability to both distribute news and information while allowing website owners to actually publish fresh content on their site has cemented it’s appeal.Blogs offer RSS feeds. Major news publishers offer RSS feeds. There are RSS feeds for virtually every niche topic you could think up. So why not take advantage of such a free resource?

What is RSStatic?Typical web based RSS aggregators simply allow you to publish a headline and link from your chosen feed. This provides you with fresh content on your site and gives visitors a potential reason to return. This offers very little value to search engine optimization efforts. RSStatic goes one step beyond that.

Typical web based RSS aggregators simply allow you to publish a headline and link from your chosen feed. This provides you with fresh content on your site and gives visitors a potential reason to return. This offers very little value to search engine optimization efforts. goes one step beyond that.C.A.D. Website Design developed RSStatic to take information from the feeds you choose and generate static html pages for each item in the feed. This quickly turns a 10 page website into a much larger, more robust site complete with relevant content that continually grows.

RSStatic gives you to ability to continuously expand your site with almost no effort. By using the freely available RSS feeds of your choice, you can add huge amounts of s.e.o. friendly content to your site.

By simply inputing your required information, a small niche oriented website can grow from just a few static pages to a few hundred relevant pages in very little time and will continue to grow.

To accomplish this, RSStatic uses more of the information provided by the feeds than most aggregators. Most feeds simply output a headline linked directly to the article, leaving you giving away page rank. What RSStatic does different is that it takes those headlines, creates a static html page for each, actually uses the description/blurb provided in the RSS feed as the content for the page and then creates a “read more” link to the full article. It also uses the title of the new article as part of the filename for each html file, providing yet another search engine friendly attribute.

RSStatic - Key FeaturesRSStatic optimizes RSS aggregation and contributes to your search optimization efforts. To accomplish this RSStatic provides the following features:

optimizes RSS aggregation and contributes to your search optimization efforts. To accomplish this provides the following features:

• Unlimited amount of added content to your site
  Everytime a feed updates, your site will have new content added.
• Maintenance free
  Simply set it up and it will continue to expand your site.
• Search Engine Friendly URLs
  By using the title name of each article in the filename, you instantly create keyword rich URLs.
• Built Using PHP
  PHP is supported by most host and is available as a free download for those who don’t currently have it installed
• No Database Needed
  Each page is generated as it comes into the system keeping you from having to worry about a database installation.
• Uses only 1(one) Template
  By using only one template, it saves you the time of having to manipulate tons of include files to fit the look and feel of your site.
• Entirely Customizable
  RSStatic is a free program and upon download you will have complete access to all it’s source code.
• Date Archiving
  You can choose have a new directory created for each month.Â

  To get your free download of RSStatic, please visit us at www.RSStatic.com

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