Google today announced a new feature that impacts bloggers – a new URL shortener that integrates with Feedburner and a new ’socialize’ feature on Feedburner.
This allows bloggers to use Feedburner to send Tweets out automatically via Feedburner.
Of course most bloggers already have tweets going out to promote new blog posts by using either a plugin or a service like TwitterFeed.
Many websites and blogs feature those little orange and white icons that depict beaming soundwaves – and RSS logo. But what does that logo mean?
RSS feeds are a standardized web tool that’s seen a tremendous growth in popularity alongside blogs, news websites, podcasts. And many websites feature “syndication subscription” options using RSS feeds. But when you click on the little icon and enter your information, what exactly are you signing up for? And could an RSS feed benefit your website or blog?
Customizing WordPress RSS Feed is very easy if you know how HTML works, but most WordPress Users don’t know how to change codes specially in modifying the default RSS feed Widget. Majority of Blog Owners who are using this default available widget are syndicating Contents from the other source URL to there Sidebar in the form of News Flash or Updates from the Original Site. The main problem regarding the default WordPress widget, when you click the feed, you are redirected to the feed URL instead of having an option to open the link to a new window and having also the option to vary the link into a “no follow” attribute.
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