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Sydney SEO Partners Launch New RSS Aggregator Feed Service Sydney SEO Partners announce the launch of their new RSS Aggregated Feed Service specifically targeted at service and not for profit organisations needing a fast and efficient method to get their message on the web. Sydney, NSW, Australia, January 14, 2015 /PressReleasePing/ - All service and not for profit organisations with a website or Youtube channel are now offered access to Sydney SEO Partners RSS aggregator feed Service. The service is being offered complimentary to these organisations who need to get their message and announcements on the web in a fast and efficient manner.
RSS is a standard web feed format that was released in 1999. It was quickly adopted by global publishing platforms allowing the content of an RSS feed to be downloaded and read through internet devices. The term RSS stems from the phrase 'Rich Site Summary', but 'Really Simple Syndication' has become the more well-known phrase over the years.
Mr Tony Adams, Principal of Sydney SEO Partners, had this to say "we hope the free RSS service being offered is embraced by service and not for profit organisations to help them get their event and promotional messages out to major high authority news agencies and global publishers on the web."
The new RSS Aggregator Feed Service is being used in-house to promote client launches but is now being offered free to service and not for profit organisations. This service offers a High Authority RSS Aggregator Feed Service to achieve maximum exposure of the announcement. Those wanting to take advantage of this service should complete the 'contact us' panel found here: http://www.sydneyseo.partners/
Mr Tony Adams, Principal of Sydney SEO Partners, had this to say "we hope the free RSS service being offered is embraced by service and not for profit organisations to help them get their event and promotional messages out to major high authority news agencies and global publishers on the web." He went on to say that "news agencies that receive these feeds have a daily thirst for authoritative news to republish on their own platforms"