Comments on: Is RSS the Solution for Emarketers? http://michaelgracie.com/2005/02/28/is-rss-the-solution-for-emarketers/ Clever Tagline Unavailable At Publication Time Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:42:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Rok Hrastnik http://michaelgracie.com/2005/02/28/is-rss-the-solution-for-emarketers/#comment-43 Rok Hrastnik Wed, 09 Mar 2005 10:10:18 +0000 http://www.michaelgracie.com/is-rss-the-solution-for-emarketers/#comment-43 "It seems like this is a pretty inefficient way for hockers of Viagra and MLM programs to ever get a hold of potential suckers' hard earned dough. It is just too easy for a user to eliminate the message." This is exactly why RSS is so powerful, especially for relevant content publishers and marketers. And naturally, if companies want to use RSS to their best advantage, their internet marketing and content strategies will need to evolve to support the change in user behavior, which primarily means a focus on content highly relevant to their audiences. “It seems like this is a pretty inefficient way for hockers of Viagra and MLM programs to ever get a hold of potential suckers’ hard earned dough. It is just too easy for a user to eliminate the message.”

This is exactly why RSS is so powerful, especially for relevant content publishers and marketers.

And naturally, if companies want to use RSS to their best advantage, their internet marketing and content strategies will need to evolve to support the change in user behavior, which primarily means a focus on content highly relevant to their audiences.

]]> By: Rok Hrastnik http://michaelgracie.com/2005/02/28/is-rss-the-solution-for-emarketers/#comment-42 Rok Hrastnik Wed, 09 Mar 2005 07:20:05 +0000 http://www.michaelgracie.com/is-rss-the-solution-for-emarketers/#comment-42 Good article, and I agree with you that RSS has been overhyped. But that's not too good of a story when issueing a press release, right? Anyway, as you haven't read the e-book yet I completely understand and even support your scepticism. So, please drop me an e-mail at XXX and I'll send you a review copy. The one thing however you are wrong about (grin:) is that this is another "me-too" book, as you can see from the conversations people have been having about it on the internet and from the direct feedback received from the RSS industry and other experts. In view of the article above, this comment should shed some light: "A new E-book on RSS is available from Rok Hrastnik. This one isn't full of hype and promise of domination with RSS, or instant riches, or instant search-engine ranking; it's just good, solid, practical information. The title is "Unleash the Marketing and Publishing Power of RSS." A modest title considering this ebook has more than 500 pages and is inexpensive to buy. I found a number of useful tips, and I thought I was fairly up to speed on all this. There's always something new to learn. The author provides additional interviews with people in the know about RSS to further your understanding and help you get a sense of what's to come in 2005." Tom Parish, 4 Web Results Anyway, looking forward to hearing from you:) All the best, Rok Good article, and I agree with you that RSS has been overhyped. But that’s not too good of a story when issueing a press release, right?

Anyway, as you haven’t read the e-book yet I completely understand and even support your scepticism.

So, please drop me an e-mail at XXX and I’ll send you a review copy.

The one thing however you are wrong about (grin:) is that this is another “me-too” book, as you can see from the conversations people have been having about it on the internet and from the direct feedback received from the RSS industry and other experts.

In view of the article above, this comment should shed some light:

“A new E-book on RSS is available from Rok Hrastnik. This one isn’t full of hype and promise of domination with RSS, or instant riches, or instant search-engine ranking; it’s just good, solid, practical information. The title is “Unleash the Marketing and Publishing Power of RSS.” A modest title considering this ebook has more than 500 pages and is inexpensive to buy. I found a number of useful tips, and I thought I was fairly up to speed on all this. There’s always something new to learn. The author provides additional interviews with people in the know about RSS to further your understanding and help you get a sense of what’s to come in 2005.”
Tom Parish, 4 Web Results

Anyway, looking forward to hearing from you:)

All the best,

Rok

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