Magazine RSS Feeds are a great way to get content publicity. RSS Feeds for magazine publishers can be more effective than email newsletters since they instantly deliver article content feeds to people that has added your magazine feed to their rss feed reader.

In addition to site generated RSS feeds for your publication based on the type of magazine web content management software you are using you can also generate manual RSS feeds for your magazine. RSS Feeds for magazine publishers can be more effective than email newsletters since they instantly deliver article content feeds to people that has added your magazine feed to their rss feed reader.

Prweb.com has launched a new service called RSSPAD. You can create a RSS feed based on specific URLs on your Website. These web feeds also allow you to categorize your online magazine RSS feed as well as submit your feed to other RSS sites.

Here is an example of a custom created RSS Magazine Feed:

http://www.rsspad.com/Publish-Digital.xml

Even if your current magazine website content management system does not provide rss feeds you can use the RSSPad.com service to create feeds to your web content.

Another popular tool for managing your feeds is Feedburner.com. Feedburner allows publishers to promote their feeds as well as see statistics about the number of feed subscribers.  Feedburner also offers a email type feed subscription enabling visitors to receive an email when new feed items are added.

RSS XML files can also be created manually with a html editor if you'd prefer to use your own website as the domain for the feed.

How Do I Use an RSS Feed for my Magazine?

To use an RSS feed you actually use the URL of the feed since looking at the page that is created would probably be quite confusing.

Using RSS feeds allow you to broadcast your web site updates to the Internet locations and search tools that are watching for updates.  Once you've created an RSS feed you can submit the feed to news and RSS feed monitoring web sites.

Your online magazine website may have several types of feeds.  The Publish Digital website automatically creates feeds from the articles, FAQs, and even latest forum posts that are created on the web site.

Most RSS Feeds are identified by the RSS graphic that links to the Feed URL on your magazine web site.

Examples:

Publish Digital Magazine RSS 2.0 Feed - Located here http://www.publishdigital.com/

Note: Once you have placed the RSS feed graphic on your web site, you'll link the graphic to your RSS feed URL.

Other Publication RSS Feed Examples:

Publish Digital Magazine Web Site Articles Feed ATOM Feed

Located here http://publishdigital.com/

External Feed manually Created using RSSPAD
http://www.rsspad.com/Publish-Digital.xml
Also displayed here when updated: http://www.rsspad.com/

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