We all know technology comes in waves, that why it’s called surfing the web.
When the next wave comes in, are you ready for it, or are you going to be swept away?
Are you surfing?
OR are you swimming?
Because if you are neither you are SINKING!
Even if you’re reasonably Web savvy, you may know RSS only as the cryptic monogram on a tiny button you’ve never bothered to click when it shows up on sites you visit. Too bad.
RSS – or Really Simple Syndication – has for years been a staple marketing and communications tool for people like Joe Beaulaurier, but only recently began catching the eyes and imaginations of mainstream users.
Beaulaurier, interactive marketing manager for PRWeb Newswire, doesn't hesitate when asked what people most want to know about RSS. "That's easy," he says. What is it? He answers them this way:
