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You Need RSS, Atom and ROR Codes on Your Website!
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This article describes how rss, atom, ror and Google Sitemap xml codes help the modern webmaster get ahead in the organic search engine rankings. By using xml codes webmasters can optimize their sites for Google and other major search engines by sending "feeds" out on various pages and URLs on their sites.
- Added on: Aug 31st, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: SEO Innovation Programming
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