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Will You Add? - Enterprise RSS Feeds - A Viable Messaging Medium
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· Only 9% of Americans are relatively aware of what RSS Feed means
· 26% never even heard of an RSS Feed
· 12% of Men knew what RSS meant compared
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MyYahoo, MyMSN and MyAOL have been in place for some time and sites like Furl and del.icio.us - once the domain of the very tech savvy – are gaining in popularity. Earthlink, one of the largest ISPs in the US, recently unveiled their RSS reader and social bookmarking site, making it possible for another 5 million people to start using RSS feeds and sharing content.
A year or so ago Robert Scoble, then the tech evangelist at Microsoft, wrote that any marketing person who did not add RSS Feeds to their website ought to be fired. Harsh words indeed, and perhaps a little premature. But as the number of people using RSS Feeds and social media continues to climb, marketing and PR folk should be looking at feeds as a viable alternate messaging medium.
One of the most basic tenets of marketing and PR is that you use the medium most likely to reach an audience. In 2005 many may have dismissed RSS as unimportant based on statistics from Pew Internet:
· Only 9% of Americans are relatively aware of what RSS Feed means
· 26% never even heard of an RSS Feed
· 12% of Men knew what RSS meant compared t
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MyYahoo, MyMSN and MyAOL have been in place for some time and sites like Furl and del.icio.us - once the domain of the very tech savvy – are gaining in popularity. Earthlink, one of the largest ISPs in the US, recently unveiled their RSS reader and social bookmarking site, making it possible for another 5 million people to start using RSS feeds and sharing content.
A year or so ago Robert Scoble, then the tech evangelist at Microsoft, wrote that any marketing person who did not add RSS Feeds to their website ought to be fired. Harsh words indeed, and perhaps a little premature. But as the number of people using RSS Feeds and social media continues to climb, marketing and PR folk should be looking at feeds as a viable alternate messaging medium.
One of the most basic tenets of marketing and PR is that you use the medium most likely to reach an audience. In 2005 many may have dismissed RSS as unimportant based on statistics from Pew Internet:
· Only 9% of Americans are relatively aware of what RSS Feed means
· 26% never even heard of an RSS Feed
· 12% of Men knew what RSS meant compared
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A year or so ago Robert Scoble, then the tech evangelist at Microsoft, wrote that any marketing person who did not add RSS Feeds to their website ought to be fired. Harsh words indeed, and perhaps a little premature. But as the number of people using RSS Feeds and social media continues to climb, marketing and PR folk should be looking at feeds as a viable alternate messaging medium.
One of the most basic tenets of marketing and PR is that you use the medium most likely to reach an audience. In 2005 many may have dismissed RSS as unimportant based on statistics from Pew Internet:
· Only 9% of Americans are relatively aware of what RSS Feed means
· 26% never even heard of an RSS Feed
· 12% of Men knew what RSS meant compared
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One of the most basic tenets of marketing and PR is that you use the medium most likely to reach an audience. In 2005 many may have dismissed RSS as unimportant based on statistics from Pew Internet:
· Only 9% of Americans are relatively aware of what RSS Feed means
· 26% never even heard of an RSS Feed
· 12% of Men knew what RSS meant compared
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· Only 9% of Americans are relatively aware of what RSS Feed means
· 26% never even heard of an RSS Feed
· 12% of Men knew what RSS meant compared to 6% of Women
· 12% of People ages 18-29 knew what an RSS Feed is compared to 5% age 65 and over
In 2006, the RSS Feed playing field looks very different. A study by Yahoo late last year revealed that 27% of Internet users consume RSS syndicated content on personalized start pages (e.g., My Yahoo!, My MSN) without knowing that RSS is the enabling technology. current RSS User Demographics
According to Jupiter Research consumers are adopting Really Simple Syndication (RSS) at an astounding rate. Their recent report states that some 30 percent of businesses surveyed added RSS Feeds due to customer demand. 25 percent publish feeds to increase their subscriber base and 10 percent cited "competitive pressure."
Savvy e-tailers are taking this trend to heart and adding RSS capability for shoppers to keep track of pending product introductions of interest. The alerts typically send a product description and photo directly to RSS enabled portal pages like MyYahoo, said eStategyOne, blogging about an article in the New York Times.
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